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She walked away. Paul closed the door, turned on the faucet, and for the first time in three years—did not wash his hands.

The smile faded. “That’s a lie.”

Paul shook his head. “I’ve already disappeared once. I’m done hiding.”

“Try me. Container 7B leaves tomorrow night. Destination: overseas buyer ‘M.C.’ Inside: sixteen girls, including Lena. She’s in the back, left corner, marked as ‘textiles.’” Clean.2022.1080p.WEB-DL.DD5.1.H.264-EVO-TGx-

The city didn’t die. It just learned to smell worse.

“I did crush it,” Paul said. “The ledger’s gone. But I memorized every name. Every port code. Every Thursday shipment.”

Then he saw the photograph tucked inside. A girl, maybe fourteen, with braids and a missing front tooth. On the back, scrawled in marker: “Lena. Last seen Route 17. Do not search.” She walked away

“Traffic,” Reyes replied. “Nice speech, by the way.” The raid was swift. Container 7B was stopped at the port. Sixteen girls, including Lena, were freed. The club owner was arrested. So were two city councilmen, a harbor master, and a judge. The trafficking ring crumbled like wet cardboard.

But on a Tuesday in October, Paul found the ledger.

“Then they’ll dig her up.”

He didn’t run.

She flipped through it. Her face didn’t change, but her hand tightened on the page. “Where did you get this?”