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Fiction

Code of Conduct

J.C. Michaels contemplates corporate immorality and individual responsibility.

The morning is early, the café empty, tensions mounting. Shiori sets down a pot of steeping tea and takes a seat across from Kye, a routine that offers a sense of stability amidst the uncertainty. Slowly, she guides strands of long dark hair behind her shoulder. “You seem to be hiding something,” she says.

“We’re both hiding,” Kye says.