The invitation arrives through Second Ledger's official channels, considerably more formal than our usual correspondence.
"It's from the European Union's Financial Crimes Division," Mira explains during our monthly family briefing, holding up the official letterhead with visible excitement. "They've been tracking similar exploitation patterns across several member countries, and they want our consultation."
"International expansion," Talia says slowly, processing the significance. "We've never operated beyond domestic borders before."
"They specifically requested you, Dad," Elena adds, reading further into the detailed request. "Given the book's translation into six languages now, apparently our methodology's attracted considerable international attention."
I sit with this unexpected d
