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Behind him, Aryan—the brother who had never understood the call of the boot and the bugle—slowly, awkwardly, raised his own hand. It wasn't regulation. It wasn't perfect. But it was real.

"For nineteen years, I've worn this uniform because that boy believed in something bigger than himself. He believed in me, and in this country, and in the stupid, beautiful idea that someone will always stand guard." Vihaan folded the photo and tucked it back over his heart. "Dubai doesn't need a sentinel. But tonight, I need to give one last salute. Not for rank. Not for ceremony. For Tapan."

"The Lama Post," Vihaan said, tapping the photo. "2010. You remember when I stopped answering calls for six weeks?"

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Vihaan stood up. He adjusted his beret, tugged his sleeves, and looked at his brother one last time. "Walk with me?"

"I know. It was about this ." Aryan gestured vaguely at the medals on Vihaan's chest—the Shaurya Chakra for gallantry, the Siachen glacier pin, the UN peacekeeping badge. "The… performance. The salute."

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The mess doors opened. The Adjutant, a young captain with nervous eyes, stepped in. "Sir, the Guard of Honor is formed."

"You don't have to do this," Aryan said quietly. "The private security offer from Dubai is triple your pension."

Aryan set down his water glass. He had no words. But it was real

He held it for a long, long second.

They stepped out into the rain. The honor guard stood at attention, rifles gleaming dully under the storm clouds. As Vihaan walked past the row of young soldiers—each one barely out of school, each one carrying the same fire Tapan once had—he stopped.