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Chapter Thirty -Seven: The Brief Against Damien

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The digital document arrived at 3:14 AM with a priority flag that turned Elias’s personal tablet into a glowing, hostile square of light in the dark bedroom.

It came directly from Victor Hawthorne’s encrypted corporate server, carrying an administrative header that bypassed the standard legal clearance pools entirely:

*CONFIDENTIAL // RESTRICTED – FOR PRINCIPAL EVALUATION ONLY.*

By 6:00 AM, Elias had read the ninety-four-page brief three times, his fingers tracing the clinical, razor-sharp sy
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