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Imogen Barnes watched the beetle crawl across the mansion's front step and absently considered stamping on it.

The bug's abdomen was a bright, iridescent green, so brilliant against

the dusty ground that it looked artificial. But before she could raise her foot, its tiny body

split, revealing two delicate wings, and it took to the air escaping her. Probably for the

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She was here in the Bay Area to begin writing a biography of Guilford Pelham.

The biography, she reminded herself.

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She smoothed down her skirt and checked her smartwatch.

Its face stared back up at her.

Your early, Imogen.

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