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lifted. “You okay, Nat?”

“How’s your wife?” I asked.

His face softened, then tightened with the familiar weight of it. “Still doing chemo. Insurance is…” He shrugged, a gesture carrying the mass of too many bills. “We manage.”

Aegis Group didn’t manage. Aegis Group cut.

“Tell her I’m thinking of her,” I said.

Luis studied me for a beat, then lowered his continue reading …