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Her thumb found another notch on the note: XXX. 10. That night she traced the Roman numerals in her mind until they resolved into a place: the old boathouse at dock ten. She knew dock ten — when she was a child she’d watched the light there wink at midnight, a beacon her mother said belonged to fishermen and ghosts.

Abella found cost. She watched the man with the scar get taken one dawn, seen off in a car with tinted windows and a polite, empty apology. She found a burned ledger in an alley, the initials scorched out like seconds on a clock. She found old letters that proved her mother had predicted the pattern and chosen to break it by leaving evidence rather than lying. She found, too, allies: a retired postmaster who had forged receipts, a seamstress who had hidden people inside bolts of cloth, a dockhand who had watched shipments and kept silent out of loyalty. They formed a fragile ring around her, people who had been complicit and remorseful and now wanted to make right.

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