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The fluorescent lights of the Moscow flat hummed with a sound that bordered on aggressive. Outside, the snow piled up against the windowsills, turning the world into a white blur, but inside, the heat was stifling. Katya Rodriguez sat cross-legged on her bed, a half-eaten bowl of borscht growing cold on the nightstand. Her eyes were glued to the blue-white glow of her laptop screen.

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One message read: I love the smell of old paper. It reminds me of my grandfather's study. The fluorescent lights of the Moscow flat hummed

That wasn't her email.

Six months prior, Katya had been a normal twenty-two-year-old university student in St. Petersburg, studying library science—a quiet degree for a quiet girl. Her VK profile had been typical: photos of university corridors, blurry pictures of cats, reposts of indie rock bands, and the occasional philosophical quote about existential dread. She had two hundred friends, mostly high school acquaintances and cousins. Her eyes were glued to the blue-white glow

So, she did what anyone with a librarian’s instinct for cataloging would do: she started investigating herself.

Katya stood up and went to the window. The snow was still falling, covering the tracks on the sidewalk below. She looked at her reflection in the dark glass. It was her face. It was the same face that had smiled from the beaches of a deepfake Caribbean, the same face that had whispered lies to strangers in Spanish.