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Once.

Sharp.

I lock it down immediately.

He watches me.

Waiting for the reaction.

He gets nothing.

“You don’t know where he is,” I say.

He smiles again.

Too fast this time.

“We always know where everyone is.”

Lie.

I hear it.

In the timing.

In the way he recovers the smile instead of holding it.

He doesn’t know.

He’s guessing.

Good.

I lower my gaze—not in submission.

In calculation.

Cuffs.

Table.

Screen.

Glass.

Observers.

Angles.

Time.

And I start building a way out of here.

Aaron

Two guards down.

Quiet.