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My phone rang at 8 AM sharp, cutting through the morning silence of the lake house like a siren. I looked at the caller ID. It was my daughter, Jasmine. I picked up, expecting the usual request for money or perhaps a complaint about her husband's latest failed investment. But her voice was different this time. It was cold, clipped, and terrifyingly efficient.

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