Chapter 245. On The Record.
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The motion died slowly, which was its own kind of satisfying to watch.
Adaeze had built the countering documentation exactly as promised. Dr. Mitchell's full file, the paediatric records from the fever, three years of pharmacy receipts, and appointment logs all carrying Sedona's name, all time-stamped, all telling a story that required no interpretation. She walked the judge through it methodically, without flourish, the way she walked through everything. By the time she finished, the medical neglect claim had stopped existing as a credible argument and started existing as evidence against the people who'd made it.
Logan's lawyer knew this. I watched him know it, the specific shift in his posture, the recalibration of a man whose primary argument had
