Nadia arrives at nine with the laptop bag and the operational quality, which tells me she understands, from the two words Faye gave her on the call, that this is not a reading room weekend.She comes to the operations room.We have the documents arranged on the table, the reference log, both pages flagged, the cooperation testimony section open to page fourteen, the trust instrument on page fifty seven, and Théo's addition: the second Oslo filing, printed from the notary office's public registry, which is available because the Oslo notary system requires public registration of all trust instruments as a transparency measure that whoever filed these documents should have known about and apparently did not care about.Or cared about and chose to ignore.Which is itself information.Nadia reads everything.She reads in the specific, fast complete way she reads significant materials, not rushing, but moving through the document with the trained efficiency of someone who has been processin
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