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The book was a treatise on architecture, a subject that had utterly bored him until he found the letter. The handwriting was elegant, almost flamboyant. The contents were a scathing critique of a prominent architect, filled with pointed observations about the man’s character and a series of professional setbacks. The writer clearly knew the subject.

He’d always felt a smoldering resentment towards the architect, a man who had repeatedly thwarted his own career ambitions. He carefully took the letter from the book. He didn't want to burn it. He wanted to make sure it was found, and by the right people.

He carefully copied the letter, using a font that mimicked the original handwriting. Then, he placed the copy on the architect's desk, ensuring it would be seen.