The basement utility room of the Carter Consolidated building smelled heavily of ammonia, wet mops, and cold concrete. A single bare lightbulb hung from a yellow wire in the center of the low ceiling, casting long, shaky shadows across the metal storage shelves. Adrian Hayes sat on a cold steel folding chair, his massive frame hunched over a wooden table as his bleeding, taped fingers held a cheap plastic pen. His chest still heaved in shallow, uneven gasps, his skin shivering from the freezing dampness of the underground level.The basement supervisor, a short man with a scarred face and a heavy leather tool belt, slammed a thick stack of white paper documents onto the table."Sign the bottom of every page, Hayes," the supervisor growled, his voice rough and devoid of respect. "Mr. Carter’s office sent specific instructions for your file. You get zero benefits, minimum wage, and you work twelve-hour shifts cleaning the service corridors and the executive parking garage. If a single c
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