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Mr. Wijesuriya pressed his palms together and apologized, voice breaking. The publisher breathed a heavy relief. The collector’s annotations were placed back into the archives, but not before Chandana suggested — gently — that the most contentious marginalia be recorded, catalogued, and published with context, so accusations could be met with evidence.

She did not shout. She wrapped the page in wax paper and walked back to the publisher. There, in the reading room, she asked the archivist to check the cabinet’s back panel. The archivist, grateful for the lead, found a hollowed section meant to hold invoices and empty receipts. The manuscript was nowhere. Chandana showed the archivist the page from the bench. The archivist’s face shifted — then pierced with sorrow. “He told me once,” she said softly, “that if anything terrible were to come of his theories, he would place the manuscript where only he might return and reclaim it.” He had feared scandal enough to hide it in plain sight.