And sometimes, at 3 a.m., she swears she hears the sapphire humming a melody she almost recognizes—the deleted novel's final paragraph, the one her father had been too hollowed out to write.

The drive tray opened. Inside lay a single, unlabeled DVD.

Her screen flickered. The Bazaar login page glitched into a single line of text:

But she never threw it away, either.

The sapphire pulsed once in her palm. Warm now.

Dara ignored him. She logged onto The Bazaar, pasted the contact string, and typed:

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