EVANThe package is waiting outside my door when I return from the vending machine at the end of the hall. It is small, plain, and unmarked, the kind of object that would be forgettable in any other context. My name is written across the front in careful block letters, neither hurried nor decorative, as if it were printed by someone who does not need to disguise their handwriting because they have nothing to fear from recognition.I stand over it for a moment before picking it up, aware of the camera mounted near the ceiling at the end of the corridor. The awareness feels automatic now, like checking traffic before crossing a street. I carry the envelope inside and close the door gently behind me, resisting the urge to lock it twice.The room looks the same as it did earlier, yet the air feels disturbed, as if something invisible has already passed through it. I place the envelope on the desk and sit down, studying it as though it might reveal its purpose if I wait long enough. My han
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