The Draft

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Ren didn't go home after the vote. He sat in the office until well past midnight, the freeze motion open on his laptop, reading it line by line the way he'd read the designation's original conditions back in Chapter 79. Hunter found him there at one in the morning, still in the same chair. "You should sleep," Hunter said. "I can't," Ren said, not looking up. "Something about this motion has been bothering me since they filed it, and I finally figured out what." Hunter pulled a chair over. "Tell me." "The argument about Felix's independent surveillance," Ren said. "It's specific. Too specific. It references the exact timeline of when Felix started watching the second facility, the exact nature of his access to Dayo's equipment inventory job, details that weren't part of any public reco

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