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DARIO I had been staring at the document for five minutes without reading a single word of it. The partnership agreement for broadcast rights sat open in front of me, my pen resting exactly where I’d left it. I knew every clause by heart. My eyes moved across the lines, but nothing registered. It was as if my brain had stepped slightly out of sync with the rest of me. Across the desk, Caleb sat patiently.

See you on my next work! Kim Dokja - Omniscient Reader. Best Regards, Park Michi.

She caught it reflexively, a look of confusion crossing her face. "Thank you, Freya, for being so. kind. I wouldn't have expected you to offer to redo the documents for tomorrow's presentation." My voice came out a little louder, making sure the security camera would catch every word. "This flash drive contains all the soft copies of the reports and proposals. Now that you so generously messed up my work, I believe it's only appropriate that you spend all night correcting them." Freya blinked, entirely dazed. "W-what?!"

He swore under his breath, adjusting himself with one hand while gripping the folder tighter with the other. I leaned closer, whispering, “Something wrong, Alex?” He glared, thrusting the paper in front of me. “Read this.” I blinked, licking a drip from my wrist before focusing on the highlighted section. Recommendation: Avoid sexual intercourse for the time being. My lips twitched. “Oh.” “Oh?” His voice cracked with outrage. “Oh?! That’s all you’ve got to say?” I licked my ice cream again, deliberately slow. “Doctor’s orders.”

“Ay, oo nga pala. Pardon, I almost forgot when I saw this beautiful area.” Ngumiti ito saka sila nagpatuloy. “Here.” Pagkaupo ay may iniabot itong documents sa kaniya. “Read it very carefully, then sign those papers if you are already agree with our payment methods.” Tumango siya at pinasadahan lang niya iyon ng tingin saka nilagdaan. “Done.” Saka niya iyon ibinalik after a minute. Nangunot ang noo nito. “Have you read the content of our contracts? Para kasing hindi at pinirmahan mo na agad.”

Something older. Recognition. "Show me," Jack said. The Auditor opened its briefcase. The document inside was not paper or crystal or compressed starlight. It was sound. A visible, tangible, three-dimensional sound wave frozen in mid-propagation, its waveform inscribed with mathematical notation so dense that looking at it made Jack's vision blur. "It is a transaction request," the Auditor said slowly. "Filed by an entity designating itself as Account Zero-Zero-Zero-Dash-Zero-Zero-Zero-Dash-One."

I walked to the car, got in, sat down, took out my phone, and typed the name into the G o o g l e search bar with fingers that were not entirely steady. The results began to load.

She knew that hidden within these seemingly ordinary documents might be critical information, and she was the one who could unravel the mystery. Alicia carefully removed the first document, a thick company financial report. The paper was slightly yellowed from long-term storage, but was still in good condition. She quickly flipped through the pages, her eyes scanning the pages at an astonishing speed. Every number, every data point, was firmly etched in her superb memory.

, Claude prodded as I clicked on the mouse with shaky fingers and a pounding head. This is the gateway to everything. The file opened and several sub files popped on another tab. Vivo's chair squeaking registered in the back of my head as I opened the first of many documents in the file. My heart skipped three beats as the heading of the document echoed in my mind. 'DEAR DALIA' This wasn't how the other flash drive was. For some reason, I couldn't seem to get past the heading. I couldn't seem to take my eyes off the letters that spelt 'dear Dalia'.

Then the quiet sound of paper sliding across the table. "Summarize the action items," he said. I looked down at the document. Words blurred together, dancing across the page in a jumble of corporate language and financial terminology. My exhaustion from the day suddenly hit me like a physical weight. Focus, Emery. I cleared my throat and began reading aloud, voice steady but quiet. The report detailed acquisition strategies for a smaller tech company—projected timelines, financial considerations, potential obstacles. I highlighted the key points, distilling complex paragraphs into concise summaries.