MOONLIGHT REBORN
Reid was already pulling up a lunar calendar on his phone, his face going progressively grimmer as he scrolled, and when he finally looked up, I saw in his expression the exact shape of the answer before he said it out loud.
"Ten weeks," he said. "From today."
Ten weeks. Not some distant, theoretical threat we could plan around at leisure — a countdown, real and finite, already running whether we'd understood it was running or not, toward a night when a patient enemy who had spent twenty years building toward exactly this moment intended to finish what an attack on an infant and her mother had begun two decades ago.
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