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"That's my mother," James said. "My birth mother. I never knew her. I was given up when I was six weeks old.""You were adopted," Yuna said."By a family in Ohio. Good people. They raised me as James Reyes, which is the name on every school record, every piece of paper that exists about me anywhere official." He rubbed the back of his neck. "Walker was her name. My birth mother's. I found it three years ago when I finally got access to my adoption file, and I started using it unofficially. Socially. It felt like the only piece of her I got to keep."Noah, standing slightly behind Yuna, spoke carefully. "So your university records under Reyes would show everything normal.""They would," James said. "I never changed it legally. I just introduce myself as Walker because it's easier than explaining why a stranger should care about my adoption story." He looked at Camille. "I should have told you sooner. I didn't think it mattered. I didn't think anyone would go digging into my transcripts

"Who is this," Yuna said, though some part of her already knew, the certainty settling into her chest like cold water."You know who this is," the woman said. "You've spent the last two days finding out."Yuna put the phone on speaker with a shaking hand, and the whole room leaned in around it, Andrew already reaching for a second phone to start a trace, Noah standing so close his shoulder pressed against hers."Where's Diane," Yuna said."Safe," Sable said. "For now. We're having a conversation. She's a very thoughtful woman, your Diane. She listens carefully.""If you've hurt her—""I haven't touched her," Sable said, and there was something almost offended in her tone, like the accusation itself was beneath her. "I don't need to hurt people to move them, Yuna. That's the difference between what I'm building and what Richard has spent fifty years failing to build. Fear is inefficient. Understanding lasts longer.""What did you tell her," Yuna asked."The truth," Sable said. "That th