The death certificate wasn’t a mistake. It was a message. They buried her on paper long before the snow tried to finish the job. In their ledgers, she was an “asset,” a “bad investment,” a line item to be erased. The needles, the locked gates, the smiling donors—they were all gears in the same machine. But monsters forget: some investments learn to fi… Continues…
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