KINGSTON Nia had packaged the entire Marcus file like she’d done it a hundred times. I sat at the dining table late that last free night, laptop open, watching her walk me through the folder she’d built. Every access log, every secondary server bounce, every timestamp that didn’t match Marcus’s travel calendar—organized, color-coded, annotated in plain language. She’d even added a one-page summary at the top that any executive could understand in under two minutes. “You did all this today?” I asked. “Most of it.” She scrolled to the bottom. “The last three files were the ones that sealed it. If your dad looks at this and still wants to protect him, that’s his business. But he won’t be able to say he didn’t have the full picture.” I looked at her. Smart didn’t even cover it. She’d taken the mess we’d been chasing for days and turned it into something clean enough to hand over. “This is good,” I said. “I know.” Neither of us mentioned that it was the night before everythi
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