An indistinct figure—tall, coat collar pulled up—arrived at the club. They moved as if following a map only they could see, shoulders hunched against a wind the camera didn’t register. A woman with bright hair laughed behind him; her voice was a thin thread in the low-frequency hum of the track. The man paused at the doorway, glanced at the camera, and for the briefest second his face caught the light. Lena rewound and paused. There was something off: a scar crossing the left eyebrow that bent like a river, a faint tattoo at the jawline. He looked like someone who was always calculating his next move.

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