Kael
The missing recommendation page bothered me more than the initials.
E.W. processing Sabrina’s transfer could still have an innocent explanation. Evelyn Ward had supervised staffing for years. Her initials were probably on hundreds of records.
The missing page was different.
Someone had removed the one document that would have told us who requested Sabrina’s move into the eastern residential staff, and I had no intention of assuming coincidence until I had exhausted every other record that existed.
Salas dragged another archive box onto the table.
“If I find one more box labeled miscellaneous, I’m setting this room on fire.”
“You’re head of security.”
“That does not mean I have to respect whoever organized this.”
Thoren sat across from us with Sabrina’s personnel file open in
