On certain mornings, when the sky was a brittle, bright thing, Mara would stand at the door and watch the city wake. Vendors called, carts creaked, and the air tasted of bread. She’d slip the ledger under her arm and open to the day’s page. There, in ink that had been smudged and rewritten, were the outlines of who would come and who would leave. She would smile—a small, private thing—and begin to work.
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Mara raised an eyebrow but didn’t pry. Remembering cost less than forgetting, in her experience—and often came with a worse price tag. She did what receptionists always do: she catalogued. Name, skill, disposition, contacts, and—most importantly—what they were willing to lose.