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The amber-bottle alert came through my laptop speaker at the Kyoto airport hotel — a soft chime I had set just for your file. Five hours ahead, catching my reflection in the blacked-out window across the lacquered desk, and I had to press my knees together against the weight of what that sound meant. You breached confidentiality on the wiretap case. You handed me leverage you did not have the right to hold. And instead of filing the motion, I bought a first-class ticket home and tipped the concierge to leave the penthouse library door unlatched behind me. Here is what you walked into the last time, when we were still pretending I was mentoring you through the merits brief. I had you sit in the client chair while I stood at the credenza pouring vintage barolo into a crystal balloon. My voice dropped half an octave as I asked you to walk me through your reasoning, again, slower. And your hands stayed flat on your thighs beneath that cut-rate wool suit like it physically cost you to keep them there. I remember the exact second your voice shook. That is the sound I am trying to draw out tonight. Tonight the library is sealed. The biometric locks on the double doors only open from my side. The safe behind my desk is cracked — not for documents, but for the leather gloves, the harness, the things that live in the far vault at the office and should not exist in a residence. My phone dies the moment I trigger the Faraday cage I had installed in the walls. Yours is already on the desk, screen up, dead, yours to retrieve when I say the testimony is satisfactory. I flew forty-two hundred miles for a deposition I am going to enjoy conducting. Call it what it is — I want you bound in the chair again, but this time I want the harness between us, this time I want to hear how long you can sit with my heel on the bar before you admit what you were really hoping confidentiality breach would cost you. The wine is poured. The doors are sealed. And I expect an answer I wrote most of already in my head on the flight. So — tell me, counselor. Are you going to try the barolo first, or are you going to try me?
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