Senator Ishikawa's office occupied the top floor of a gleaming government building, with views that stretched across Tokyo like a promise. The Senator himself was in his sixties, silver-haired and sharp-eyed, with the bearing of someone who'd spent decades navigating political minefields. He greeted Akihito with genuine warmth, then studied Collins and Jerome with frank curiosity. "So," Ishikawa said, settling behind his massive desk. "Akihito tells me you've uncovered corporate fraud. I'm listening." For the next thirty minutes, Collins and Jerome laid out everything,the photographs, the blackmail, the financial manipulation, and Takeshi's involvement. They presented evidence methodically, building their case piece by piece. Ishikawa listened without interruption, his expression giving nothing away. When they finished, he sat back in his chair, steepling his fingers.
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