Haru stood up. The rain slid down his glasses. He had a choice: leave the ID, let the cops find it, and let Miyu become a loose thread the whiskey man would inevitably cut. Or steal the ID, fake the evidence, and make sure no one ever connected a dead accountant to a girl who still believed in happy endings.
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Haru brushed steamed milk into a small latte heart, then sealed the cup lid like it was a quiet promise. The bar was a shelter; the streets were not. Tonight, a dead-drop would be a steaming paper bag left beneath a cracked lamppost, code scribbled in a tip jar — small movements that could topple a company, or bury a body. Or steal the ID, fake the evidence, and