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My new novel
Bâ (B Flat)
Volume 17ð
The following is still in its draft stage and will be revised further.
Key parts are not disclosed.
The order of the content shown here is mixed.
(Of course, this is not the final version.)
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My new novel
Bâ (B Flat)
Columbia Point Residences, a redevelopment of an old warehouse district near the piers of Red Hook that look south over New York Harbor, sat with Williamsburgâs commercial and arts quarter to its north, a reclaimed stretch of landfill between them transformed into a quiet new neighborhood of low-rise detached houses.
On the freshly paved streets the laughter of children echoed, and the soft afternoon sun gently lit the roof tiles and white exterior walls. The wind carried a cool, saline scent from the sea, and, far off in the harbor, a shipâs horn punctuated the calm.
Residents were building new lives here, apart from the cityâs daily tumult.
At three in the afternoon the light was still mild, gilding the leaves of the street trees. Marinersâ Rowâthis new residential enclaveâpresented itself with almost calculated perfection: rows of white houses, straight sidewalks flanking them. The scent of new construction and still-wet paint hung faintly in the air.
Mark Sanchez stood by the large living-room window and imagined a happy future for his family.
His unit, ERO, was the field force within ICE responsible for immigration enforcement and removalsâhardened by the harsh realities of carrying out deportationsâcontrasted with HSIâs international-crime investigations. But here, behind the glass, he was simply a father and a husband.
Rachel had begun preparing dinner in the kitchen. Childrenâs voices drifted from the distant school-bus stop.
â Calm. Perhaps life is distilled on a Sunday at three in the afternoon, â he murmured inwardly.
The afternoon light slanted more and more; shadows reflected in the window stretched. On the neighborhood street, an old man walked slowly, pushing a cart as he walked his dog. The crossing laughter of children made that scene seem like an emblem of a gentle, innocent world.
Inside the house, the children were absorbed in play, and Rachel greeted them with a smile. The outside air was mild, the breeze only slightly warm; curtains swayed softly.
Mark opened the front door and checked the mailbox. There were notices about the new school and an announcement for a local disaster-preparedness drill.
At three in the afternoon, as the second hand crept forward, silence deepened.
Beside the houseâs foundation concrete there was a faint tremor.
In the afternoon hush, the harbor horn and the rustle of leaves in the breeze filled the soundscapeâsounds that masked a subtle detonation so that the surrounding residents did not notice. Smoke rose slowly; there was no fierce blaze at the moment of explosion, only fine dust quietly filling the air. The collapse did not happen all at once but proceeded slowly and inevitably. Part of the exterior wall developed quiet fissures; glass trembled and fractured into fine shards. Wooden posts toppled one by one without a sound, the house crumbling inward as if in a muted dance. A small shock set off a chain reaction of charges that dismantled the structure from withinâsilently yet surely. The exterior split without fanfare; windows became powder; wooden supports began to fall.
But the noise had been suppressed to the greatest extent possible; the neighborhoodâs residents scarcely noticed anything had occurred.
In the distance, silhouettes of buildings slumped and settled. Not only Markâs house but a blue house about three hundred meters across the street, and a white house further in, kicked up clouds of dust.
Three houses vanished in an instant.
The wind halted for a moment; only the leaves of the street trees trembled.
Marinersâ Rowâs afternoon regained its former stillness, as if nothing had happened.
Yet everything had changed.
By planting small, distributed charges of C4 at several points in the foundation concrete and detonating them in precisely timed, ordered sequences, the shockwave could be minimized while the skeleton of the structure was collapsed from the inside.
Rafiâs knowledge of architecture had made possible not mere destruction but a âquiet collapse.â
âUse only the force thatâs necessaryââthat was his credo.
From a rooftop some distance away, Rafi watched the scene unfold; a deep silence flowed through his chest. For him, it was both an outcry and a prayer. The silence dwelling in destruction was the expression of his tangled feelings.
From childhood, Rafi had found refuge only in silence. The clamor of children playing in Gazaâs dusty alleys, the thunder of airstrikesâthese had only wounded him more deeply. In a rundown corner of Gaza, the small Rafi leaned against a wall. When the roar of bombardment receded, the brief stillness was a salvation.
His motherâs tears, his fatherâs angerâthe chaos of it allâthe boy sought only a place without sound. He fled inward to a world without noise.
Tinkering with the innards of a broken radio with small hands, Rafi first understood the relation between destruction and quiet. A ruined radio, after it lost its sound, simply remained there in material form, silently.
As he grew, his inner life knotted into complexity. He studied architecture at the Islamic University to make shapes and manipulate structures as a way to steady the disorder within him. Even the days bent over blueprints failed to soothe the quiet madness hidden under his skin. When he faced a building plan, his hands trembled; in his head the calculated beauty of structure mixed with the cool cruelty of demolition.
Then he found a method to produce the silence he had once sought: planting bombs.
For him, it was the only way to externalize his pain. The C4 placed silently at a buildingâs core crystallized the intersection of his desire to destroy and his thirst for silence. Israelâs attacks on Gaza had stoked his rage, but the true explosion had been nurtured in the quiet of his childhood. For Rafi, releasing explosives without sound was a ritual of severing himself from the worldâs noise.
Rafiâs heart could find rest only in the stillness of destruction; he was trapped in a darkness no one noticed.
Without sound, unnoticed by anyone, he broke his world and obtained silence.
And no one knew that his cry was hidden within that quiet destruction.
Construction of Columbia Point Residences had begun in 2024. The three collapsed houses had been occupied by staff of the U.S. Immigration and Customs EnforcementâICEâand its Enforcement and Removal Operations, ERO.
They took off their uniforms, sat at these tables with their families. By day they detained migrants and sent them out of the country; by night they held children on their laps and drank beer.
To Rafi, those two faces were one mask. Smile and cruelty breathed under the same skin. It was almost impossible to discern the boundary. He had seen the light in those houses many nightsâthe silhouettes at dinner through the curtains, laughter. There were no faces of the detained among them.
Each night Rafi never missed the five prayers. His fingertips turned sacred pages of the Qurâan; Arabic verses rang in his heart. âTrue strength lies in patience; vengeance is entrusted to Godââthat phrase steadied him, lending calm. His anger was forbidden to flare; it lived quietly inside.
Recent news repeated the same refrain dailyââa million deported annually,â âmilitary bases converted to detention centers,â âraids even on pending family applicationsâânumbers passing through the broadcast with a dry sound. But behind those numbers were names: his motherâs name, his sisterâs name, the old man next door. Those names did not run on the news; they had no voice.
Rafi thought: this is not policy but selectionâsorting who to keep and who to cast aside on sheets of paper. His faith taught mercy and justice, yet the world trampled those teachings. âGod is the judge; we are only witnessesââhe repeated in his heart, while refusing to look away.
People in the city sought ways to lighten their lives. Yet tariff hikes made the very air heavy. Bread, nails, gasoline rose in price; sighs filled the shopping streets. Oddly, ICE and ERO garages always housed new vehicles; uniforms looked uncreased and shoes had thick soles. It was the result of budget and protection, the payoff for casting others aside.
Rafi kept calm. To erupt in emotion was to feed the enemyâs desire. So he hid his anger. The fire burning within him was tended like a vow to Godâsilent and steady.
Stories of neighbors taken in the night, a child crying as someone was seizedâeach one settled into him and became fuel. But it never flared. It only fed the coals and raised the burn temperature. From the outside, he seemed a gentle man. Inside, however, a balanced plan of destruction was quietly taking shape.
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My new novel:
Bâ (B-flat)
Thereâs still more to come. ð
(This is not the final draft.)
Set in New York City.
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Note: I gave a brief explanation of this novel in the following video:
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iTunes Playlist Link::
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My new novel:
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1. "Bombay Blood Type (hh type)"
â¢Characteristics: A rare blood type that lacks the usual ABO antigens â cannot be classified as A, B, or O.
â¢Discovery: First identified in 1952 in Mumbai, India (formerly Bombay).
â¢Prevalence: Roughly 1 in 10,000 people in India; globally, about 1 in 2.5 million.
â¢Transfusion Compatibility: Only compatible with blood from other Bombay type donors.
2. 2024 Harvard University Valedictorian Speech â The Power of Not Knowing
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3. Shots Fired at Trump Rally
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The following is still in its draft stage and will be revised further.
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In the western reaches of Los Angeles, at the intersection of Wilshire Boulevard and Sepulveda, a seventeenâstory alabaster tower rose against the sky. This was the headquarters of the FBIâs Los Angeles Field Office.
The afternoon light struck its white façade, casting back a cold, austere beauty. Before it stretched a broad lawn, a hush reigning there in stark contrast to the bustle of the city. On the front of the building, the names of the FBI and the Department of Veterans Affairs stood in bold relief, the weight of the nation inscribed in stone. Nearby lay the Los Angeles National Cemetery, where the memories of the past intertwined with the pulse of the present.
Just a few blocks away, in a hotel room, tension had taken on another form. The pale red carpet caught the glare of fluorescent light, while beyond the window the unending stream of cars along Wilshire flowed like a restless artery. The faint cry of sirens mingled with the cityâs din, as if the collective strain of Los Angeles were seeping into this small room.
At the front, a makeshift stage bore the American flag and the FBI seal. Tripods stood in careful rows, monitors flashing between live feeds and scrolling headlines.
Cameron R. Bartlett, Director of the FBI, squared his shoulders. With a brief glance at the papers in his hand, he drew in a quiet breath and let his eyes travel over the gathered press. Behind his composure lay a grave unease, and a resolve as unyielding as steel.
âThe incident is unfolding on a scale without precedentââ His voice, low but unwavering, filled the room. Instantly, the images on the monitors tightened every chest, sharpening the taut wire of tension. The journalists steadied their breathing, fingers trembling faintly over notebooks and cameras as the dissonance grewâbetween the directorâs calm expression and the devastation flickering across the screens.
Some rushed to send out bulletins; others adjusted their zoom lenses, struggling inwardly to shape a sense of the whole. From a corner came the faint rustle of a page turning, the smallest sounds amplified by silence. And still the tense hour dragged on, as if the looming FBI building itself watched over the press room in mute witness.
Each time the footage waveredâsmoke shifting, rubble parting to reveal a fleeting figureâthe reportersâ eyes snapped to the screen. Pens scratched, shutters clicked, the faint patter of keys mingling with a silence taut enough to break.
Bartlettâs gaze lingered on each journalist, conveying a weight beyond words. That quiet pressure thickened the atmosphere, the air stretched to a threadâs breaking point. From outside came the muted hum of traffic, a distant sirenâs wailâthe worldâs noise folding into the roomâs stillness, underscoring the magnitude of what was unfolding.
At last, after answering questions in terse, measured replies, Bartlett concluded:
âThat is all I can say at this time.â
His curt words gave way to a new stir, rippling through the hall. The cause lay on the monitors: another feed had appeared, bearing the caption in red, flashing in the cornerâMadison Square Garden, New York Cityâthe precise moment the carnage had begun.
The reporters in Los Angeles felt their breath catch. Following those numbers, they seemed to touch the pulse of another city across the continent. The images bound the two coasts together, weaving the entire nation into one mesh of suspense.
Then the screen shifted to a different stageâNew Yorkâs press roomâwhere a man in a dark suit stood before the glare of flashbulbs.
Jack Vance. Once a colleague of Marcusâs at the Bureau. In rare fashion, he had left the FBI under the Department of Justice to join the Secret Service under Homeland Security. Years earlier, when Vance had headed the Violent Crimes Section, a hostage standoff erupted in Oakbridge, outside Washington, D.C. Orders from headquarters forced an early assault. In the chaos, a nineteenâyearâold Black youth, misidentified as the suspect, was shot dead. The true perpetrator lay elsewhere, and Vanceâs team had opposed the premature entry. Yet the assault had gone forwardâunder the command of none other than Bartlett, now before them on the screen. Later, in the Washington field office, Bartlett had ordered subordinates to alter the report, declaring that the assault had been Vanceâs decision. Vance rose in silence, flung the papers onto the table, and struck Bartlett across the face. Officially, it had ended as Vanceâs âvoluntary resignationâ before disciplinary measures. In truth, he had been cast out.
Now Vanceâs voice, faintly delayed, overlapped with the Los Angeles air. Two distant cities shared the same gravity of silence. Pens stilled, eyes fixed on the screen. Each word, each gesture etched the outline of the disaster more sharply. The chain of images streaming through the network was not mere record, but a slice of history as it unfolded. The hush in the room stretched on, awaiting a break that never came. Breathing shallow, all present were held captive by the figure of Jack Vance.
The tension, unbroken, shifted its form. From the rear seats came a fresh murmur, loosening the taut balance. Several reporters pulled out their phones, screens glowing like scattered embers in the dimness. They were not receiving news alerts. It was a direct link, sent by an anonymous hand.
Beneath Los Angelesâs cold lights, the press room now bore the weight of three overlapping spheresâthe New York briefing, the strange new footage, and the lingering echo of Vanceâs voice. The reportersâ focus drifted to the unknown. It was not simply information. It was a forewarning.
Marcus Dane was the first to sense it. Standing in the aisle, watching his superior Bartlett, he noticed the stir among the journalists at the center. Several had received a live video linkâfrom the perpetrators themselves. The same ploy that had reached Jack and the others at the Garden.
Marcus immediately checked the URL and forwarded it to Tom Caldwell, once a trusted colleague in the technical division.
The footage was unmistakable: the very same âOval Officeâ where Professor Zakaria Haddad had taken his own life.
âGood afternoon. My name is Amir Nasser. I was a student of Professor Zakaria Haddad, who passed away just days ago.â
Amir leaned lightly against the desk, speaking in a gentle tone, revealing a side unseen until now.
âAs he told you, we once lived quietly in Gaza. We were ruled by Hamas, by their weapons and their violence. They committed unspeakable killings against Israel. But could we have stopped them? No more than you can stop your own President from wielding the power of command. You may protest in your streets, but we had only silence, living under the shadow of informants and violence. And still your President sided with Israel, again and again, unleashing bombs until not even ruins remained. We, who offered no resistance, endured strike upon strike, invasion upon invasion. Hamas made us their shields, nesting beneath our hospitals, while we, above, became the targets.â
Amirâs voice was clear, almost luminous. His youth, his neatly combed hair, the strange stillness of his blue eyesâall drew the listeners in. Nothing in his demeanor suggested violence. He lifted a glass of water from the table, sipped, and continued.
âAs Professor Haddad told you, all we were given was darkness. And what does an animal do when driven into darkness?â His eyes fell to the floor, words sinking like stones.
âWe lost everythingâour homes, our lovers, our families. Everything. Do you not call it unjust, to die with nothing left? Is it not the human way to confront those who take? To force them to grasp what it means to be robbed? What does it mean, America, that you drink your cola unchanged, while we are stripped bare?â
He paused, then smiled faintly.
âJack, the weekend will be a busy one.â
The smile was open, disarmingâand chilling.
âIn these years, the Democratsâ tolerance has faded, and the Republicans have driven immigrants to the edge. So we, scattered across this nation, have shared our knowledge, and we have reached a conclusion. ICE, who have treated us as vermin, must be re-educated.â
Since the shift in power, ICE had grown ever harsher. With offices in nearly every state, their reach extended across the land. More than twenty thousand employees in all: some seventy-eight hundred in Enforcement and Removal Operations, sixty-five hundred in Homeland Security Investigations, six thousand in the legal branch known as OPLA.
âWe gained a fragment of their data. Let me be honestâonly a fragment. ICE is too vast, too diffuse. But we chose two places, Jack. Los Angeles and New York. And we will tell you. That is generous, is it not? You should be grateful.â
Amirâs smile remained as he concluded:
âBut remember, our purpose is re-education. Wait for it, Jack. Until then.â
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Set in New York City.
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â¢Characteristics: A rare blood type that lacks the usual ABO antigens â cannot be classified as A, B, or O.
â¢Discovery: First identified in 1952 in Mumbai, India (formerly Bombay).
â¢Prevalence: Roughly 1 in 10,000 people in India; globally, about 1 in 2.5 million.
â¢Transfusion Compatibility: Only compatible with blood from other Bombay type donors.
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My new novel
Bâ (B Flat)
Ana woke to the faint sense of someoneâs presence.
The monitor beside her bed flickered softly, and the air was thick with the scent of antiseptic.
From the bed next to hers, Justinâs eyes were fixed straight on her face as she slept.
The anger that had once burned in those eyes during his televised speeches was gone, replaced by a gentle, almost tender light.
âThank you. TrulyâŠâ
His voice trembled faintly, and behind his words lingered a fragile honesty.
Ana narrowed her eyes slightly.
âYou donât need a reason to save someone. Bombay Blood⊠it doesnât let you choose who to give it to.â
He smiled faintly, turning his gaze toward the ceiling as if to hide the shallowness of his breath.
âIâve never been the kind of man to entrust my life to anyone. At leastânot until yesterday.â
A quiet silence settled between them before he went on.
âI used to believe politics was a job without blood. Votes, numbers, negotiationsâthatâs all it was supposed to be.â
âBut it wasnât?â Ana asked softly.
âNo.â
Justin let out a sigh.
âThe thought that someone elseâs blood is flowing inside meâitâs terrifying, if I stop to think about it.
And yet⊠at the same time, Iâve never felt so alive. Not once in my life.â
Ana tilted her head slightly.
âAlive?â
âThe moment I was shot, I truly thought I was going to die. But people risked their lives to protect me. Someone made a choice that could have killed them instead of me. I only now realize how much that meansâbeyond anything words can express.â
His tone lacked the sharpness, the calculated rhythm of a politicianâs speech. It was simply the voice of a man trying to measure the weight of his own life.
Ana smiled faintly.
âThen maybe now⊠you could give your blood to someone else?â
Justin gave a wry smile and lowered his eyes.
âMaybe. But first, I think I should repay the debt to the one who brought me back to life.â
At that moment, a faint crackle from a security radio came from beyond the door.
Justinâs recovery had not yet been made public. But his survival wouldâsooner or laterâshake the election, and perhaps even the world.
Ana forgot all of that.
All she felt was a quiet astonishment that the blood that once flowed in her own body was now pulsing within another.
The door opened quietly.
The sharp sound of heels struck the floor, and a faint scent of rosemary drifted in.
The woman who entered wore a disposable polyethylene gown, shoe covers, and a thin hair cap. It was Eleanor.
Her gaze moved from Ana to Justin, pausing on each of their faces.
âIâm sorry to interrupt,â she said, her voice calm, though Ana sensed the precision of carefully measured emotion beneath it.
When Ana started to rise, Eleanor raised a hand to stop her.
âYou must be Ms. Anaya⊠Thank you. Thank you for saving him.â
She took Justinâs hand briefly, then looked Ana straight in the eye.
âNo amount of gratitude could ever be enough. To borrow a lifeâsuch a thing hardly ever happens.â
Ana nodded faintly, unsure how to respond.
âI only did what I could.â
Justin looked at Eleanor and narrowed his eyes slightly.
âIf it werenât for her, Iâd probably be⊠in a coffin instead of a campaign.â
The remark was half in jest, but carried a trace of self-mockery.
Eleanor kept her smile, placing a hand gently on Anaâs shoulder.
âYou may not realize it yetâbut what youâve done might one day mean something to this country. Youâll understand, eventually.â
Without a knock, the door opened again.
A woman in a white coat stepped in, her movements precise, her expression sharp. It was Dr. Sasha Wilson, head of emergency medicine at Bellevue Hospital.
Her hair was tied neatly back, and she held a tablet in one hand.
âMs. Anaya Patel,â Sasha said, bowing slightly.
âThank you for your cooperation. The transfusion of Bombay Blood could not have been performed so swiftly without you.â
She glanced down at her tablet and continued in a tone that was businesslike, yet respectful.
âThere is no further medical need for you to remain. You are officially cleared for discharge.â
Ana exhaled deeply and nodded.
âYour belongings will be returned in the lobby. If you require an escort, security canââ
âThat wonât be necessary,â Ana replied at once.
Sasha looked momentarily surprised, then nodded in understanding.
Justin spoke up quietly.
âMiss Patel⊠will I see you again?â
Ana stopped in her tracks.
The air in the room seemed to tremble faintly behind her. Eleanor said nothing.
âI hope,â Ana said softly, turning toward them, âthat I will never again have reason to meet a presidential candidate.â
She smiledâa smile that held both warmth and distance.
Meanwhile, at a newsstand on the corner, tabloid headlines blared stories of Justin and Eleanorâs engagement.
Rumors spread that their wedding would be held before the Electoral College vote in Decemberâa symbolic show of unity meant to sway the coming election, whatever the outcome.
Eleanor seemed to search for words, but lowered her gaze instead.
When Sasha opened the door, Ana stepped out.
The hush of the automatic doors closing behind her sounded like the end of a quiet ritual.
In the corridor, Elijah was waiting.
âTake me to Arjun,â Ana said.
She had to do somethingâanythingâfor Arjun, who had killed for her.
Her chest was restless, her breath uneven.
In the back seat of the patrol car, Ana clasped her hands tightly, her knees tense.
The Brooklyn night was warm and heavy, the police radio hissing with bursts of static.
âThe shooter was Arjun Singh, right?â the young officer in the passenger seat asked, without turning around.
âYes⊠it was him. If he hadnât fired, Iââ
âWe know, Ms. Patel. The cameras caught everything, and the witnesses agree. Itâs clear self-defense. Without him, youâd be dead.â
The older officer at the wheel grunted his assent.
Ana nodded silently.
The instant the gun was raised toward her inside Totto Ramen, everything had slowed to a crawl.
Then, a gunshot from behindâits echo still lived in the back of her mind.
âHere we are.â
The patrol car stopped outside the NYPD Midtown South Precinct.
The concrete buildingâs exterior lights glowed pale against the night sky.
Along 35th Street, the dark glass doors reflected the letters:
âNYPD MIDTOWN SOUTH PRECINCT.â
A few steps led up to double glass doors, flanked by blue garage bays for police vehicles.
Rows of vertical concrete pillars gave the building a stern, almost solemn dignity.
Accompanied by the officers, Ana entered the station and was led to a small interview room.
Inside sat Arjunâunharmed, composed, waiting.
âAnaâŠâ
His voice was low, unsteady.
She said nothing, walked toward him, and took a seat.
âIâm so glad youâre safeâŠâ
Tears welled suddenly in Arjunâs eyesâthe first she had ever seen from him.
His shoulders trembled, his body drawn inward.
Seeing his fragility, Anaâs eyes softened, and she too began to cry.
âThank you⊠truly, thank you.â
Silence fell between themânot heavy, but deep, a silence of shared relief.
Then came a knock, and the lead detective entered.
âAll evidence is consistentâsurveillance footage, witnesses, audio. With Ms. Patelâs statement, we have no issue. Arjun Singh, you are hereby released.â
As the paperwork was signed, Arjun rose.
He shook the officerâs hand firmly, saying nothing.
Together they stepped out into the night.
The sky was low, covered in dark clouds, but no rain fell. Streetlights spilled quiet pools of light across the pavement.
A young patrolman waited by the car.
âWeâll drive you home to Paramus. Canât have you caught up in another incident,â he said with a wink, opening the door.
They smiled faintly and got in.
Neither spoke.
Only now and then did their fingers brushâuntil their hands naturally found each other.
Anaâs phone buzzed in her pocket. A message from Mika.
âTomorrowâs the exhibit at Domino Park. The kids are excited. Rest tonight. Leave it to me.â
Ana looked at the screen and smiled faintly. The bluish light reflected across her tired face.
âItâs from Mika,â she murmured. âShe says sheâll handle the whole exhibition tomorrow.â
Arjun raised his brows slightly and smiled.
âItâs a good thingâto have people who can keep things moving, even when youâre not there.â
âYeahâŠâ Ana whispered, resting her forehead gently against his chest.
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Set in New York City.
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Note: I gave a brief explanation of this novel in the following video:
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iTunes Playlist Link::
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My new novel:
Bâ (B-flat)
Notes
1. "Bombay Blood Type (hh type)"
â¢Characteristics: A rare blood type that lacks the usual ABO antigens â cannot be classified as A, B, or O.
â¢Discovery: First identified in 1952 in Mumbai, India (formerly Bombay).
â¢Prevalence: Roughly 1 in 10,000 people in India; globally, about 1 in 2.5 million.
â¢Transfusion Compatibility: Only compatible with blood from other Bombay type donors.
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My new novel
Bâ (B Flat)
Volume 15 ð
The following is still in its draft stage and will be revised further.
Key parts are not disclosed.
The order of the content shown here is mixed.
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My new novel
Bâ (B Flat)
The summer afternoon light in Manhattan flashed off the glass faces of the towers; each time the asphaltâs heat shimmered through an alley, the vast edifice of the FBIâs New York field office seemed to inhale the cityâs clamor and, while remaining immovably composed, exuded the taut vigilance and tension within. Behind the heavy iron door set at that corner, the countless gazes of surveillance cameras and the movements of guards intertwined, announcing an order that would not be shaken by the heat waves or the bustle outside.
Special Agent Veronica Reevesâbearing a wealth of experience yet possessed of an uncompromising, honed gazeâsat reading, in quiet concentration, through the sheaf of reports that had been compiled so far, spread across the long table by the window. Whenever the summer breeze outside brushed the glass and rippled the air, her thought answered in kind, narrowing to the tiniest details and sculpting, in three dimensions within her mind, the range and consequences of the incident.
Her hands reconstructed the numbers and map symbols on the pages as if to include the cityâs heated pedestrian flows, traffic lines, and the density of clustered buildings; her methodical ordering of the initial response bore a cold, tranquil certainty. The white glare of the overhead fluorescents trembled across the papers; even the shadows that wavered at the edge of her sight seemed to be folded into her analysis as unknown variables. With a fingertip she traced a point on the map, instantaneously combining thoroughfares, crowd densities, and building concentrations, rendering a volumetric sense of the scene inside her head.
The ring of telephones, the faint hiss of radios, and the distant wail of sirens in the streets were not mere noise to her but additional strata of information to be quietly assimilated. Her eyes were the very image of composure; yet the slight twitch in some muscles, the tremor in her fingers, betrayed a crisis-awareness coiled withinâshe displayed no outward emotion, advancing only with facts and inference.
She gathered the documents, exhaled deeply, and, staring out at the summer light and heat beyond the window, quietly contemplated her next move. Slowly she settled into her chair, arranged the bundle of reports before her, and with the cityâs wavering heat at her back began to reconstruct the timeline in her mind. The intersections where red and green signals interlaced, the scent of exhaust hanging at street corners, the walking pace of passersby, the shadows of cars parked along curbsâeach of these linked to the figures on the page and the marks on the map to conjure the three-dimensional flow of New York within her thought.
Fragments of reports arriving via radio and phone were drawn into the net of her analysis and placed into time and space. At what moment, and in which place, did the flow of people shift? Who might have entered which building? Combining traffic congestion, crowd movement, and the structure of buildings, she sought to reconstruct the entirety of the scene with minimal margin for error.
Her eyes remained calm, yet the fine tension of her muscles hinted at the vigilance beneath. Tracing a point on the map with a fingertip, she called up memories of past incidents and urban-planning data, calculating risk for each scenario. City layout, crowd density, locations of exitsâevery element was aligned upon a grid of logic, and all conceivable contingencies were hypothesized.
The outside heat warped the window glass; the cityâs murmur and the distant siren did not break her focus but rather deepened the realism of the scenario she ran in her mind. Numbers on the page and the cityâs tangible image overlapped within a cold rationality, and she prepared to derive the next action with precision.
Her gaze rested on photographs among the documents; she scrutinized the expressions of the crowd, the placement of security personnel, the positions of obstacles. Her look was merciless and exacting, missing no slight incongruity, refusing to be swayed by the cityâs heat, attempting instead to enclose every variable within the net of reason.
In the office, where the cool air from the conditioning braided with summerâs heat, her thinking increased in speedâquietly, inexorably. What might happen next? Which routes were safe and which dangerous? Momentary judgments here could determine the safety of the crowd and the candidateâs life. Logic, steady and unyielding, wound through her hands like the thread that could untangle the cityâs complexity.
Before her lay not only papers but computer screens and radio displaysâsources of fragmented information that gained meaning only after passing through Veronicaâs filter. The work of composing the whole from data and observed reality advanced, cool and silent, amid the cityâs warmth.
Each time her fingertip traced the map, Manhattanâs streets materialized three-dimensionally in her mind: building density, pedestrian flows, surveillance-camera arcs, guard positionsâlinked together by a merciless chain of logic that suggested the next moves. Veronica inhaled and exhaled deeply; in that mute rhythm she connected all variables, fixing her attention on the heart of the matter. The distant sirens, car horns, and the footfalls of people pausing at an intersection became pieces of a puzzle that melted into a stream of reason. The city shimmered under heat; light and shadow fractured and scatteredâbut Veronicaâs mind passed through that heat and outlined the incident in its entirety.
She reached for the office extension, feeling the cool resin of the handset between her fingers, and called Deputy Special Agent Elliot. âPut me through to Jack Vance of the Secret Service,â she said.
âCopy. Iâll contact Jack immediately.â
On the other end, his voice feigned calm while carrying a filament of tension. His eyes were on the streets beyond the window, unconsciously tracking intersections and pedestrian flows, instantly computing each possible outcome. Fingers rested on the keyboard; he checked the radio terminal and looped the next potential events into the net of his thought. Elliotâs âcopyâ was not a mere acknowledgment but a confirmation of steady judgement in the face of urban turbulenceâand a quiet testament to his faith in Veronica.
A black Ford SUV tore through the heat of the streets. Jack gripped the wheel; impatience etched his profile. In the back seat, Anna drew herself close, stretching an arm protectively over the children while still forcing her voice out. âWatch the road, Jack!â The vehicle bucked under its own motion; the childrenâs voices roseâpart cheer, part screamâcaught between terror and exhilaration. Beside them, Mika bit her lip and, speechless, stitched her gaze to the window.
Behind, a pursuing car growled; bullets kissed the asphalt and left a metallic tang in the air. Sparks flared against concrete facades; gunfire scraped at the cityâs skin. Jackâs Ford ignored lights and crowds alike, mounting the sidewalk as if to fling aside the screams of the throng in its wake.
Soon the massive shadow of the Jacob K. Javits Federal Building fell across them. The tower of steel and glass reflected the noonday light with a hard edge, standing high and concentrated like the cityâs own tension made architecture. Veronica Reeves stood by the window and followed the carâs black silhouette at her feet. ââŠNo,â she said under her breath. âThat Ford tearing along the sidewalkâsurely that isnât you?â
Jackâs voice crackled over the radio, rough and breathless. âWe were being chased! We just happened to come hereâthis isnât my doing!â
Veronica held her breath and instantly issued orders to Deputy Special Agent Elliot. âContact the NYPD now. Lock down every street and avenue.â
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My new novel:
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Thereâs still more to come. ð
(This is not the final draft.)
Set in New York City.
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Note: I gave a brief explanation of this novel in the following video:
youtu.be/3w65lqUF-YI?si=yG7qy6TPeCL9xRJV
iTunes Playlist Link::
music.apple.com/jp/playlist/b/pl.u-47DJGhopxMD
My new novel:
Bâ (B-flat)
Notes
1. "Bombay Blood Type (hh type)"
â¢Characteristics: A rare blood type that lacks the usual ABO antigens â cannot be classified as A, B, or O.
â¢Discovery: First identified in 1952 in Mumbai, India (formerly Bombay).
â¢Prevalence: Roughly 1 in 10,000 people in India; globally, about 1 in 2.5 million.
â¢Transfusion Compatibility: Only compatible with blood from other Bombay type donors.
2. 2024 Harvard University Valedictorian Speech â The Power of Not Knowing
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3. Shots Fired at Trump Rally
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My new novel
Bâ (B Flat)
Volume 15 ð
The following is still in its draft stage and will be revised further.
Key parts are not disclosed.
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Bâ (B Flat)
The summer light of Manhattan afternoons flared against the glass facades of the high-rises, and each time the heat of the asphalt wavered through the alleys, the massive building of the FBIâs New York Field Office seemed to draw in the clamor of the city, holding a grave and immovable stillness, while within its walls a taut tension and vigilance seeped forth. Beyond the thick iron doors set into its corner, the countless eyes of surveillance cameras interlaced with the motions of guards, proclaiming an order unshaken by the heat waves or the murmur of the crowd outside.
Special Agent Veronica Reeves, carrying the weight of long years of experience yet with a gaze still honed to an unerring edge, sat at the long desk by the window, quietly deciphering the thick bundle of reports spread before herâaccounts of what had unfolded thus far. The shafts of heat-laden sunlight pressed through the glass, warping the air, and against that trembling her thoughts held fast, focusing upon the minutiae, drawing out, in three dimensions, the possibilities of the case and the breadth of its consequences.
The figures and map symbols inscribed upon the documents she reassembled in her mind, as though enfolding the arteries of the overheated city itselfâthe courses of traffic, the currents of people, the compression of the skylineâordering the incidentâs first movements with a hand imbued with a quiet, frigid certainty. The sterile white light of the ceiling LEDs cast swaying shadows upon the papers, and even those faint tremors at the edges of her sight seemed to enter her calculus, like unknown variables absorbed into the mesh of her analysis.
Her fingertip traced a single point upon the map, and in that gesture she drew together the cityâs flows, the density of its crowds, the thicket of its structures, conjuring within her mind a three-dimensional rendering of the ground. The clash of red and blue signals at intersections, the exhaust drifting at corners, the tempo of footsteps, the shadows of cars idling at the curbâall converged upon the figures and symbols of the page, lifting before her the living geometry of New York.
Fragments of reports crackled from radios and telephones, slipping into her net of thought and fixed into the coordinates of time and place. At what moment, in what place, had the current of the crowd shifted? Who might have slipped within which building? The jam of traffic, the swell of onlookers, the frameworks of the structuresâthese she aligned, reducing error to its smallest margin, until the hidden contours of the scene emerged.
Her eyes remained calm, but the faint tightening of the muscles around them betrayed the sense of danger running beneath. With her finger pressing upon a point on the map, she drew upon the memory of old cases, of the cityâs blueprints, calculating risk along each imagined path. The cityâs shape, the crowdâs density, the placing of exitsâall she set upon a grid of logic, hypothesizing every possible turn the future might take.
Her gaze halted upon a photograph in the file, parsing the expressions of the crowd, the disposition of guards, the position of obstacles. Cold though her eyes remained, they missed no dissonance, no trace of the unnatural, intent upon catching every variable within the net of reason, undistracted by the fever of the summer city.
In the office, where the cool of the air conditioning crossed with the heat outside, her thoughts gathered speedâsilent, assured, relentless. What would unfold next? Which routes were safe, which led into peril? Each decision, measured in the span of a heartbeat, bore upon the safety of the crowd, upon the life of the candidate. Her logic did not waver, its threads weaving together in her hand like cords unraveling the complexity of the city.
Before her stood not only the files, but also the glow of monitors, the static of radios. Each was but a source of fragments, meaningless until passed through the filter of her thought. To bind data to the streets, images to reality, was the task at hand, advancing cold and quiet even as the heat of summer pressed against the glass.
The sweltering air outside rattled the windows; the distant sirens and the rumble of the city did not shatter her focus, but rather deepened her mental simulation, lending depth to the field she constructed within. Figures on the page fused with the living breath of the streets, reason drawing them together into clarity, and she readied herself to strike upon the next move.
Each sweep of her fingertip across the map made the cityâs avenues rise in relief within her mind: the density of buildings, the movement of passersby, the gaze of cameras, the stations of guards. All chained together, cold and inexorable, suggesting the next action. Veronica drew a long breath, and with her exhale, wove the scattered variables into a single fabric, fixing her gaze upon the heart of the incident. In that moment, the distant sirens, the horns, the shuffling of feet at a crosswalkâall dissolved into her reasoning, each sound settling into place like a piece of a puzzle within the flow of logic. The city shimmered in heat, light and shadow in feverish scatter, but her mind cut through the glare, quietly tracing the full outline of the unfolding event.
At last, Veronica lifted the receiver of the internal line, feeling the cold resin beneath her fingers, and summoned Deputy Special Agent Elliot.
âPut me through to Jack Vance, Secret Service.â
âUnderstood.â
The black Ford SUV cut through the summer heat, racing down the streets. At the wheel, Jackâs profile was set with strain, while in the backseat Ana leaned forward, arms stretched protectively over the children, shouting in desperation.
âKeep your eyes ahead, Jack!â
The children, jolted by the carâs violent tremors, cried out with voices that wavered between cheers and screams, unable to discern the line between fear and thrill. Beside them, Mika bit her lip, struck dumb, staring in mute shock.
Behind them, the pursuing car roared, bullets sparking off the asphalt and leaving the acrid tang of gunpowder in the air. Jack twisted the wheel, his Ford scraping sparks along a wall of concrete, gunfire rattling through the cityâs very skin. Ignoring lights and crowds alike, he veered the SUV up onto the sidewalk, plunging forward as screams scattered into the air, driving on as if to outpace the terror that pursued them.
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My new novel:
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Set in New York City.
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1. "Bombay Blood Type (hh type)"
â¢Characteristics: A rare blood type that lacks the usual ABO antigens â cannot be classified as A, B, or O.
â¢Discovery: First identified in 1952 in Mumbai, India (formerly Bombay).
â¢Prevalence: Roughly 1 in 10,000 people in India; globally, about 1 in 2.5 million.
â¢Transfusion Compatibility: Only compatible with blood from other Bombay type donors.
2. 2024 Harvard University Valedictorian Speech â The Power of Not Knowing
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3. Shots Fired at Trump Rally
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The following is still in its draft stage and will be revised further.
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The order of the content shown here is mixed.
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The Republican Party had chosen Justin Bradford as its presidential candidate.
In response, the Democrats put forward Ryan Bennett.
Ryan sat in a room of his white-walled mansion on South Beverly Drive, gazing out at the manicured garden and tree-lined street. His mind drifted back to his childhood. He had always lived within a carefully calculated order. His days followed a strict timetable; his homework was flawless. Teachers praised him, while classmates kept their distance. To Ryan, being a model student was both a source of pride and a burden of solitude.
In the hush of the library, he first brushed against the realm of politics. During student council debates, his logic seldom drew applause, and often invited cold stares. People were moved by instinct and emotion. Reason alone could not stir the crowdâthis he came to understand.
It was in that abyss of loneliness that Sophia appeared. A gentle voice, steady eyes, and a generosity that never rejected his logic but embraced it instead. They exchanged words, they shared silences, and in each otherâs presence they found solace. Sophia was not only the one who steadied his reason, but also the light that warmed his solitude.
After graduating from UCLA, Ryan stepped onto the path of politics. First as a state legislator, then as a member of Congress, he rose without falter. Yet the public gaze remained cold. His patrician face, his meticulous speeches, his flawless reasoningâall these bred distance and resentment. People whispered, âAnother elite come to lecture us.â
In that harsh world, his running mate, Alex Murphy, stood by him. Eight years his senior, Murphy possessed a seasoned intuition and decisiveness. He bridged the gap between Ryanâs logic and the peopleâs emotions, reading the shifting tides of resentment and expectation.
Then came the day when former Democratic president Owen Reed was struck by a sniperâs bullet during a speech. The shot did not take his life, but Ryan felt, with a shudder, the cruelty of the political stage. That night, alone in his study, he stared at the shadow cast by the streetlamp beyond his window. The long silhouette mirrored the solitude and the weight of order he had carried all his life.
Doubt flickered in his eyes, reflecting the cityâs lights. Should he follow reason and order, or turn toward the peopleâs emotions? Having walked the path of the elite, he now saw that logic alone could not redeem reality. Without Sophiaâs warmth and Murphyâs intuition, he might not have been able to take another step forward.
Sophia quietly took his hand. âYou are not alone. We are here.â
Ryan gave the faintest nod, feeling the chains of solitude loosen, little by little, in the depths of his heart.
During his university years, Ryan had often felt estranged from the public. The scarce applause at debates, the cool reception of his political essays, the smirks at his street speeches. His arguments were correct, but people yearned for emotion. Logic alone could not move them.
Sophia understood her role as the wife of a politician. She stayed by Ryanâs side when public duties drained him, offering the warmth of home. On quiet nights, they would simply sit together, thinking wordlessly of the future.
Murphy, by contrast, acted on instinct. In moments of crisis, he guided Ryanâthe tightening of security after the shooting, the handling of the media, the appeal to the public. Where reason could not reach, experience took over. Ryan came to rely on him, and to trust him deeply.
His solitude was also the weight of politics itself. Cool analysis, flawless planning, correct judgment. Yet often, the people could not understand. A reason stripped of feeling drew criticism, and deepened his isolation.
And yet, Sophia made him human. She gave warmth to cold logic, and the power to reach hearts. Murphy, with his decisiveness and experience, built a bridge between reason and emotion.
When the news of the shooting reached him, Ryan felt fear as something tangible for the first time. Politics could not be defended by theory from a study alone. Confusion, the crack of gunfire, the press of terrorâfaced with them, he knew his own helplessness.
Streetlamps reflected in his eyes; bloodstains on rubble, neighbors clasping hands, mothers crying out. Reality pressed itself upon him. Reason alone could not save, nor logic alone preserve order. Compassion, empathyâthese were what people needed.
Sophia spoke softly. âLogic matters. But now is the time to show your heart. People are seeking empathy.â
Ryan smiled faintly and set down his pen. The alignment of order was paused; he resolved to entrust himself to the waves of feeling.
Murphy looked out the window and nodded gently. âDo not fear, Ryan. Your reason, my intuition, Sophiaâs warmthâtogether, they will keep us true.â
Buoyed by those words, Ryan slowly cast aside the shadow of solitude.
The attempt on Owen Reedâs life was both terror and warning. Yet it was also a teacher, revealing the reality of the political stage. Ryan grasped its weight, and steeled himself to go forward.
On the street corner, trembling citizens; beneath the rubble, neighbors holding hands; a motherâs anguished cry. As he listened, Ryan was testedânot only as a politician, but as a human being. Torn between reason and emotion, he found in Sophia and Murphy an unshakable support.
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â¢Characteristics: A rare blood type that lacks the usual ABO antigens â cannot be classified as A, B, or O.
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My new novel
Bâ (B Flat)
Volume 17ð
The following is still in its draft stage and will be revised further.
Key parts are not disclosed.
The order of the content shown here is mixed.
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My new novel
Bâ (B Flat)
Columbia Point Residences, a redevelopment of an old warehouse district near the piers of Red Hook that look south over New York Harbor, sat with Williamsburgâs commercial and arts quarter to its north, a reclaimed stretch of landfill between them transformed into a quiet new neighborhood of low-rise detached houses.
On the freshly paved streets the laughter of children echoed, and the soft afternoon sun gently lit the roof tiles and white exterior walls. The wind carried a cool, saline scent from the sea, and, far off in the harbor, a shipâs horn punctuated the calm.
Residents were building new lives here, apart from the cityâs daily tumult.
At three in the afternoon the light was still mild, gilding the leaves of the street trees. Marinersâ Rowâthis new residential enclaveâpresented itself with almost calculated perfection: rows of white houses, straight sidewalks flanking them. The scent of new construction and still-wet paint hung faintly in the air.
Mark Sanchez stood by the large living-room window and imagined a happy future for his family.
His unit, ERO, was the field force within ICE responsible for immigration enforcement and removalsâhardened by the harsh realities of carrying out deportationsâcontrasted with HSIâs international-crime investigations. But here, behind the glass, he was simply a father and a husband.
Rachel had begun preparing dinner in the kitchen. Childrenâs voices drifted from the distant school-bus stop.
â Calm. Perhaps life is distilled on a Sunday at three in the afternoon, â he murmured inwardly.
The afternoon light slanted more and more; shadows reflected in the window stretched. On the neighborhood street, an old man walked slowly, pushing a cart as he walked his dog. The crossing laughter of children made that scene seem like an emblem of a gentle, innocent world.
Inside the house, the children were absorbed in play, and Rachel greeted them with a smile. The outside air was mild, the breeze only slightly warm; curtains swayed softly.
Mark opened the front door and checked the mailbox. There were notices about the new school and an announcement for a local disaster-preparedness drill.
At three in the afternoon, as the second hand crept forward, silence deepened.
Beside the houseâs foundation concrete there was a faint tremor.
In the afternoon hush, the harbor horn and the rustle of leaves in the breeze filled the soundscapeâsounds that masked a subtle detonation so that the surrounding residents did not notice. Smoke rose slowly; there was no fierce blaze at the moment of explosion, only fine dust quietly filling the air. The collapse did not happen all at once but proceeded slowly and inevitably. Part of the exterior wall developed quiet fissures; glass trembled and fractured into fine shards. Wooden posts toppled one by one without a sound, the house crumbling inward as if in a muted dance. A small shock set off a chain reaction of charges that dismantled the structure from withinâsilently yet surely. The exterior split without fanfare; windows became powder; wooden supports began to fall.
But the noise had been suppressed to the greatest extent possible; the neighborhoodâs residents scarcely noticed anything had occurred.
In the distance, silhouettes of buildings slumped and settled. Not only Markâs house but a blue house about three hundred meters across the street, and a white house further in, kicked up clouds of dust.
Three houses vanished in an instant.
The wind halted for a moment; only the leaves of the street trees trembled.
Marinersâ Rowâs afternoon regained its former stillness, as if nothing had happened.
Yet everything had changed.
By planting small, distributed charges of C4 at several points in the foundation concrete and detonating them in precisely timed, ordered sequences, the shockwave could be minimized while the skeleton of the structure was collapsed from the inside.
Rafiâs knowledge of architecture had made possible not mere destruction but a âquiet collapse.â
âUse only the force thatâs necessaryââthat was his credo.
From a rooftop some distance away, Rafi watched the scene unfold; a deep silence flowed through his chest. For him, it was both an outcry and a prayer. The silence dwelling in destruction was the expression of his tangled feelings.
From childhood, Rafi had found refuge only in silence. The clamor of children playing in Gazaâs dusty alleys, the thunder of airstrikesâthese had only wounded him more deeply. In a rundown corner of Gaza, the small Rafi leaned against a wall. When the roar of bombardment receded, the brief stillness was a salvation.
His motherâs tears, his fatherâs angerâthe chaos of it allâthe boy sought only a place without sound. He fled inward to a world without noise.
Tinkering with the innards of a broken radio with small hands, Rafi first understood the relation between destruction and quiet. A ruined radio, after it lost its sound, simply remained there in material form, silently.
As he grew, his inner life knotted into complexity. He studied architecture at the Islamic University to make shapes and manipulate structures as a way to steady the disorder within him. Even the days bent over blueprints failed to soothe the quiet madness hidden under his skin. When he faced a building plan, his hands trembled; in his head the calculated beauty of structure mixed with the cool cruelty of demolition.
Then he found a method to produce the silence he had once sought: planting bombs.
For him, it was the only way to externalize his pain. The C4 placed silently at a buildingâs core crystallized the intersection of his desire to destroy and his thirst for silence. Israelâs attacks on Gaza had stoked his rage, but the true explosion had been nurtured in the quiet of his childhood. For Rafi, releasing explosives without sound was a ritual of severing himself from the worldâs noise.
Rafiâs heart could find rest only in the stillness of destruction; he was trapped in a darkness no one noticed.
Without sound, unnoticed by anyone, he broke his world and obtained silence.
And no one knew that his cry was hidden within that quiet destruction.
Construction of Columbia Point Residences had begun in 2024. The three collapsed houses had been occupied by staff of the U.S. Immigration and Customs EnforcementâICEâand its Enforcement and Removal Operations, ERO.
They took off their uniforms, sat at these tables with their families. By day they detained migrants and sent them out of the country; by night they held children on their laps and drank beer.
To Rafi, those two faces were one mask. Smile and cruelty breathed under the same skin. It was almost impossible to discern the boundary. He had seen the light in those houses many nightsâthe silhouettes at dinner through the curtains, laughter. There were no faces of the detained among them.
Each night Rafi never missed the five prayers. His fingertips turned sacred pages of the Qurâan; Arabic verses rang in his heart. âTrue strength lies in patience; vengeance is entrusted to Godââthat phrase steadied him, lending calm. His anger was forbidden to flare; it lived quietly inside.
Recent news repeated the same refrain dailyââa million deported annually,â âmilitary bases converted to detention centers,â âraids even on pending family applicationsâânumbers passing through the broadcast with a dry sound. But behind those numbers were names: his motherâs name, his sisterâs name, the old man next door. Those names did not run on the news; they had no voice.
Rafi thought: this is not policy but selectionâsorting who to keep and who to cast aside on sheets of paper. His faith taught mercy and justice, yet the world trampled those teachings. âGod is the judge; we are only witnessesââhe repeated in his heart, while refusing to look away.
People in the city sought ways to lighten their lives. Yet tariff hikes made the very air heavy. Bread, nails, gasoline rose in price; sighs filled the shopping streets. Oddly, ICE and ERO garages always housed new vehicles; uniforms looked uncreased and shoes had thick soles. It was the result of budget and protection, the payoff for casting others aside.
Rafi kept calm. To erupt in emotion was to feed the enemyâs desire. So he hid his anger. The fire burning within him was tended like a vow to Godâsilent and steady.
Stories of neighbors taken in the night, a child crying as someone was seizedâeach one settled into him and became fuel. But it never flared. It only fed the coals and raised the burn temperature. From the outside, he seemed a gentle man. Inside, however, a balanced plan of destruction was quietly taking shape.
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â¢Characteristics: A rare blood type that lacks the usual ABO antigens â cannot be classified as A, B, or O.
â¢Discovery: First identified in 1952 in Mumbai, India (formerly Bombay).
â¢Prevalence: Roughly 1 in 10,000 people in India; globally, about 1 in 2.5 million.
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My new novel.
Bâ (B Flat)
This is my ninth novel.
The following is only the first draft. I'll be revising it a lot.
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This is a continuation of Part 6. The previous part can be found here
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My New Novel.
Bâ (B Flat)
ââŠWhatâs that?â
Anaâs question went unanswered. Amir only stared at the surface of the river.
The edge of the cloth around the body fluttered, revealing half of a manâs faceâpale, rigid, and yet retaining an expression that was almost serene. So still that it was as if he were still adrift in a dream.
Professor Zakaria Haddadâ
It would be some time yet before Ana learned that this was his name.
âDonât move! Hands behind your head! Lie face down!â
The sharp, cracking voice tore through the tranquil air of the park.
From deep within the park, uniformed officers came running down the gentle slope of the grass. Some stopped, aiming their weapons in this direction, their gaze fixed squarely on Amir.
Unruffled, Amir quietly crouched beside Nadia.
âNadia, hereâkeep this for me.â
He held out the sketch from earlier.
A half-open door, a curtained window, a house veiled in shadow.
Nadiaâs eyes widened as she looked at him.
âWhyâŠ?â
âBecause itâs not over yet.â
With that, Amir rose slowly to his feet. His gentle smile shifted, replaced by a cool, detached stare directed at the officers.
âAmir! What are youââ Ana began, moving toward him, but he glanced back briefly.
âThank you, Ana. I could only come here because you were here.â
Those words slipped into the wind, and then he ranâkicking through the reeds, sliding over the grass, vaulting a handrail, and vanishing toward the skate park beyond.
âCut him off! Donât let him get away!â
Officers shouted into their radios, some breaking into a sprint.
Instinctively, Ana spread her arms as if to shield the children.
In a small voice, Nadia murmured,
ââŠWhy is he leavingâŠ?â
The scent of the wind shifted.
Interwoven with the riverâs smell was a faint breath of damp air, drifting up from underground. Beyond it, in the construction zone between the park and the redevelopment area, a rusted iron hatch just beyond the chain-link fence eased shut with a metallic clank. When one of the pursuing officers reached the spot, all that remained were the footprints on the ground and the slightly ajar hatch.
The stench of sewage, the tang of rusted metal. A faint sound of water.
And as Amirâs shadow slippedâquietly, but unmistakablyâinto the depths beneath the city, the first explosion erupted far below the Domino Sugar Refinery.
The blast tore through the silence, sending a tremor rumbling outward. Ancient brick walls cracked with a sharp report. A vast plume of smoke and dust rose at once, rattling windowpanes until they burst, scattering shards in every direction. Steel beams groaned, and walls bereft of support sagged before slowly giving way. The heavy buildingâs collapse, steeped in history, sounded like the groan of a giant waking from a centuries-long slumber.
A few minutes earlier, a small helicopter carrying a local news crew had been flying south along the Brooklyn waterfront. The riverâs surface quivered faintly; the city was not yet fully awake. Morning shadows lay neatly arrayed between the rooftops, while a line of birds traced the sky. Below, life seemed nothing but tranquil.
Off the port side, toward the low sky above Kent Avenue, a sudden pillar of white smoke rose.
ââŠHold on, thereâs smokeâŠâ The female reporterâs voice wavered in the headset as the pilot tilted the aircraft. The cameraâs zoom found the plume just as the refineryâs roof trembledâlifting slightly with the blast of dustâwhile the old brick walls split with a vicious crack. Steel beams bowed; glass burst upward into the sky like a flurry of snow.
The roar shook the air, its vibration spreading in ripples from deep within the ground. The sheer mass and sluggish surrender of the collapsing structure could be felt even through sight alone.
Peering into the viewfinder, the reporter let out a small gasp. The pilot banked gently, bringing the frame closer to the smoke.
ââŠViewers, there has just been a major explosion here on the Brooklyn waterfront. The smoke is⊠spreading rapidly.â Her voice, caught between shock and tension, quickened as it chased the unfolding scene. The camera stayed locked on the detailsâthe fractures in the brick, the bending of steel, the moment the glass disintegrated into powdery shards.
And before she could finish her commentary, another column of smoke erupted in the far right of the frameâthis time about four miles inland, at 316 Rutledge Street Tower, just east of Broadway.
The skeletal frame of the nearly completed high-rise shook violently, sparks bursting from its joints. Concrete floor slabs sheared layer by layer, the force of their collapse cascading downward in a chain reaction. Even from above, one could see the buildingâs form being pulled apart by gravity.
ââŠThis is⊠another building. I believe this is the Rutledge Street Tower, farther inland in Brooklyn. A second⊠explosion.â
The helicopterâs camera swung toward it, catching the exact moment the frame shuddered and the joints spat fire. Concrete floors pancaked, the destruction leaping from level to level in plain view from the aerial shot.
The reporter drew in her breath. ââŠThis is a coordinatedâmultipleââ She bit off the rest, for a third plume was already piercing the pale morning sky.
ââŠA third one. North along Kent Avenue⊠near Wythe, perhaps? A new residential buildingâŠâ
Through the zoom, brand-new windows shattered in unison, scattering bright fragments into the sunlight. Interior staircases collapsed as if seized by the wind, the framework gradually losing its shape.
The smoke soon blanketed the city, drifting out over the river. A gray curtain, its edges tinged gold by the sun, wavered in the air. Brooklynâs colors seemed to drain away, centered on three circles of ruin.
ââŠThe dust is⊠covering the city. This isâŠâ Her voice rasped, the ending trembling. The camera showed Brooklynâs waterfront wrapped in smoke, which spread slowly over the river, haloed faintly in gold by the sun.
ââŠWeâre bringing you the scene as it unfolds⊠but this is no accidental fire. Three incidents at onceâclearly intentionalââ She cut herself off, quickly amending, âDetails remain unclear,â because the male crew member beside her had shaken his head.
On the ground, patrons at a café along Kent Avenue had first only craned their necks to see the smoke. Fingers around coffee cups began to stiffen; smiles faded. Then came the deep bass resonance, vibrating through walls and floors, followed by a delayed tremor that traveled up their spinesâat which point chairs toppled and people began to run. Glass crunched underfoot. Around the corner, reddish dust curled like a living thing, swallowing the shadows of utility poles. Coughs, children crying, hands raised with smartphones. Sirens swelled from several directions, and people scattered as though chased by the sound.
In the Manhattan newsroom, breaking-news banners flashed red, the helicopter feed filling the screen behind the anchor desk. Collapsing brick, twisting steel, glass glittering in the sunâall played again and again in slow motion, pressing the studio air heavier with each loop.
âThis is clearly plannedââ a male commentator began, but the anchor interjected, âWe cannot confirm that yet.â Views from ground and air overlapped, burning into the viewersâ eyes the image of a city drowned in smoke.
Meanwhile, on a quiet pier on the Manhattan side, Rafi stood alone. The river was smooth as a mirror, but across the water, the skyline was losing its shape in slow motion. The distant explosions reached him like thunder in the chest, the scent of metal and cordite carried on the wind. Narrowing his eyes, he watched the crumbling city as though it were a single painting.
In the depths of his mind, another city roseâthe streets of his hometown, long since buried in rubble. Charred stone walls, the scent of blood, a sky blurred with dust. The roar of bombing in Gaza had always been paired with the strange stillness that followed. In that moment when cries went silent and only the wind remainedâ
That silence had stolen back into his ears now.
The three buildings were performing, almost in unison, an architecture of collapse.
The roar cleaved the cityâs quiet, as if to declare the beginning of Rafiâs revenge. Standing in the cold wind, he savored the way past memories and present plans intertwined. The smell of dust and smoke called forth old pain. Anger and calculation, held deep in his chest, seemed to breathe in the same rhythm.
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Bâ (B-flat)
Thereâs still more to come. ð
(This is not the final draft.)
Set in New York City.
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â¢Characteristics: A rare blood type that lacks the usual ABO antigens â cannot be classified as A, B, or O.
â¢Discovery: First identified in 1952 in Mumbai, India (formerly Bombay).
â¢Prevalence: Roughly 1 in 10,000 people in India; globally, about 1 in 2.5 million.
â¢Transfusion Compatibility: Only compatible with blood from other Bombay type donors.
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My new novel
Bâ (B Flat)
The Republican Party had chosen Justin Bradford as its presidential candidate.
In response, the Democrats put forward Ryan Bennett.
Ryan sat in a room of his white-walled mansion on South Beverly Drive, gazing out at the manicured garden and tree-lined street. His mind drifted back to his childhood. He had always lived within a carefully calculated order. His days followed a strict timetable; his homework was flawless. Teachers praised him, while classmates kept their distance. To Ryan, being a model student was both a source of pride and a burden of solitude.
In the hush of the library, he first brushed against the realm of politics. During student council debates, his logic seldom drew applause, and often invited cold stares. People were moved by instinct and emotion. Reason alone could not stir the crowdâthis he came to understand.
It was in that abyss of loneliness that Sophia appeared. A gentle voice, steady eyes, and a generosity that never rejected his logic but embraced it instead. They exchanged words, they shared silences, and in each otherâs presence they found solace. Sophia was not only the one who steadied his reason, but also the light that warmed his solitude.
After graduating from UCLA, Ryan stepped onto the path of politics. First as a state legislator, then as a member of Congress, he rose without falter. Yet the public gaze remained cold. His patrician face, his meticulous speeches, his flawless reasoningâall these bred distance and resentment. People whispered, âAnother elite come to lecture us.â
In that harsh world, his running mate, Alex Murphy, stood by him. Eight years his senior, Murphy possessed a seasoned intuition and decisiveness. He bridged the gap between Ryanâs logic and the peopleâs emotions, reading the shifting tides of resentment and expectation.
Then came the day when former Democratic president Owen Reed was struck by a sniperâs bullet during a speech. The shot did not take his life, but Ryan felt, with a shudder, the cruelty of the political stage. That night, alone in his study, he stared at the shadow cast by the streetlamp beyond his window. The long silhouette mirrored the solitude and the weight of order he had carried all his life.
Doubt flickered in his eyes, reflecting the cityâs lights. Should he follow reason and order, or turn toward the peopleâs emotions? Having walked the path of the elite, he now saw that logic alone could not redeem reality. Without Sophiaâs warmth and Murphyâs intuition, he might not have been able to take another step forward.
Sophia quietly took his hand. âYou are not alone. We are here.â
Ryan gave the faintest nod, feeling the chains of solitude loosen, little by little, in the depths of his heart.
During his university years, Ryan had often felt estranged from the public. The scarce applause at debates, the cool reception of his political essays, the smirks at his street speeches. His arguments were correct, but people yearned for emotion. Logic alone could not move them.
Sophia understood her role as the wife of a politician. She stayed by Ryanâs side when public duties drained him, offering the warmth of home. On quiet nights, they would simply sit together, thinking wordlessly of the future.
Murphy, by contrast, acted on instinct. In moments of crisis, he guided Ryanâthe tightening of security after the shooting, the handling of the media, the appeal to the public. Where reason could not reach, experience took over. Ryan came to rely on him, and to trust him deeply.
His solitude was also the weight of politics itself. Cool analysis, flawless planning, correct judgment. Yet often, the people could not understand. A reason stripped of feeling drew criticism, and deepened his isolation.
And yet, Sophia made him human. She gave warmth to cold logic, and the power to reach hearts. Murphy, with his decisiveness and experience, built a bridge between reason and emotion.
When the news of the shooting reached him, Ryan felt fear as something tangible for the first time. Politics could not be defended by theory from a study alone. Confusion, the crack of gunfire, the press of terrorâfaced with them, he knew his own helplessness.
Streetlamps reflected in his eyes; bloodstains on rubble, neighbors clasping hands, mothers crying out. Reality pressed itself upon him. Reason alone could not save, nor logic alone preserve order. Compassion, empathyâthese were what people needed.
Sophia spoke softly. âLogic matters. But now is the time to show your heart. People are seeking empathy.â
Ryan smiled faintly and set down his pen. The alignment of order was paused; he resolved to entrust himself to the waves of feeling.
Murphy looked out the window and nodded gently. âDo not fear, Ryan. Your reason, my intuition, Sophiaâs warmthâtogether, they will keep us true.â
Buoyed by those words, Ryan slowly cast aside the shadow of solitude.
The attempt on Owen Reedâs life was both terror and warning. Yet it was also a teacher, revealing the reality of the political stage. Ryan grasped its weight, and steeled himself to go forward.
On the street corner, trembling citizens; beneath the rubble, neighbors holding hands; a motherâs anguished cry. As he listened, Ryan was testedânot only as a politician, but as a human being. Torn between reason and emotion, he found in Sophia and Murphy an unshakable support.
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My new novel:
Bâ (B-flat)
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1. "Bombay Blood Type (hh type)"
â¢Characteristics: A rare blood type that lacks the usual ABO antigens â cannot be classified as A, B, or O.
â¢Discovery: First identified in 1952 in Mumbai, India (formerly Bombay).
â¢Prevalence: Roughly 1 in 10,000 people in India; globally, about 1 in 2.5 million.
â¢Transfusion Compatibility: Only compatible with blood from other Bombay type donors.
2. 2024 Harvard University Valedictorian Speech â The Power of Not Knowing
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Bâ (B Flat)
Volume 16ð
The following is still in its draft stage and will be revised further.
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Night was drawing its heavy veil over the neighborhoods of the San Fernando Valley, and Kevin Moriâs car slid forward as though gliding on a shadowed surface. Beyond the window, the heat of summerâs night rose, while the asphalt, still holding the brilliance of the day, scattered red and black reflections like fragments of muted fire. His day as an officer of Immigration and Customs Enforcement had not yet ended; it merely continued into the dark. Papers on the passenger seat trembled faintlyâorders, reports, each sheet a cold reminder of how every decision could alter the lives of flesh-and-blood people.
The radio crackled with static, then carried the clipped voices of another unit.
âCheck completeâresidential route secure. Residents advised, heat alert.â
âRoger. Next, proceed to downtown infiltration confirmation.â
The words were concise, yet beneath them lurked the weight of responsibility. Kevinâs colleague at his side listened in silence, and Kevin imagined the strain, the fatigue, the daily fears borne by his subordinates.
The quiet houses of the district floated in the pale light of the streetlamps. Windows glowed with the warmth of family life, and the trees in the yards swayed with the scent of summer. To Kevin, that scene was both what he was sworn to protect, and a stage upon which the gravity of judgment was constantly revealed.
Merging onto the freeway, he entered a sea of headlights undulating like waves. Far ahead, the spires of downtown buildings pierced the night sky. The air was thick with heat, the carâs air conditioning too feeble against the humidity clinging to his skin. On the phone screen in the passenger seat, messages flared cold and abruptâemergency notices, field reports, each short phrase carrying the weight of lives in the balance.
Through his commute Kevin narrowed his eyes, as though unconsciously trying to read the palette of the summer night. Neon reds and oranges crossed with the green of traffic signals, while the outlines of distant mountains and the shore emerged dimly in the haze. In the rearview mirror, his own face appeared distorted by fatigue and responsibility. He imagined how it must look reflected in the eyes of his men, and in the eyes of those who lived in this city.
As the suburbs gave way to downtown, the flow of cars turned into a red river of lightsânot the bustle of rush hour, but a current charged with tension. Footsteps of passersby, the wail of an ambulance far off, exhaust mingling with sea breezeâeach sound and scent announcing the unvarnished reality of the city.
Conversation in the car was pared to the barest minimum. His colleague tapped silently at the phone, scanning reports and maps. Every burst of radio static carried words few and clipped, but each syllable held the weight of someoneâs life.
At the office, the parking lot was lined with colleaguesâ cars, their engines humming in faint reply to one another. A night wind slipped through the windows, rustling the scattered papersâa sound that resembled the heartbeat of responsibility itself.
Inside the building, the cool air brushed his skin, blending with the stillness of late night to bind the corridors in a taut silence. Each step sent back a cold echo. Notices and bulletins on the walls caught the dim light, whispering of daily duty and the reality that awaited beyond.
In the meeting room, his subordinates lifted their eyes to him; reports on the table quivered slightly in the conditioned air. No one spoke, but silence itself was steeped in tension. Everyone knew that todayâs decisions would ripple outward to change the lives of people unseen and far away.
As the meeting began, real-time transmissions crackled from the radio, and gazes crossed one another. Between the numbers and the dry lines of reports, there were always living human beings. To protect themâor expose them to dangerâwas the responsibility that each man recognized as his own.
The meeting stretched deep into the night: communications with the field, sorting of documents, instructions for the next day. Outside, the city wavered in the heat, neon glinting against the office windows. Kevin pressed the dayâs weight into his heart as he stared at that restless light.
By the time he set out for home, the city had assumed a face wholly different from daytime. Shadows under the streetlamps, red reflections of neon, exhaust tangled with the sea wind, the faint silhouette of mountains dissolving into the night skyâall of it bore silent testimony to the consequences of the dayâs choices.
He glanced at the papers on the seat, drew one deep breath. Summer night air slipped in through the window, brushing his skin. The sense of responsibility weighed heavy on his chest, and so did solitude, but in the pulse of the city he found, still, the strength to take another step forward.
Through the nightâs lattice of light, Kevin drove on across summer Los Angeles. The voices on the radio, his menâs tension, the officeâs chilled air, the neon glare, the tang of the sea breeze, the distant siren of an ambulanceâall of these tangled together, imprinting themselves as the dayâs memory. In the silence and in the few words exchanged in the car, in the quiet and the clamor of the city, in the interplay of light and shadow, a living map of the city was etched inside him, sharpening both the solitude and the responsibility of his role as an officer of ICE.
As night deepened, on his way home he clutched the papers on the passenger seat and watched his own shadow fall beneath the streetlamps. He listened closely to the cityâs voice: the reflection of light, the tremor of heat, the siren far away, the stillness of neighborhoods. All of it pressed responsibility and solitude deeper into his chest.
When Kevin pushed open the door of his house, the nightâs heat retreated slightly, replaced by the cool air of the living room flowing to meet him. He dropped the documents onto the table; the bundled papers struck with a dry sound that sank into silence, as though absorbing some measure of the weight that had burdened his shoulders.
Yet that moment of relief quivered almost at once, like a string brushed by an unseen hand. From the depths of the house came a faint creakâtimbers straining, or perhaps the plucked resonance of some hidden instrument. Kevin strained to listen, then wondered if it was no more than the ghostly trick of fatigue.
The air trembled. Water in the half-drunk glass on the table rippled with faint light. The ripples, small yet certain, seemed to resonate with a force lurking in the houseâs depths. A frame on the wall slipped askew, and through the glass the smiling figures in the photograph appeared slightly warped. A raw unease rose in Kevinâs chest, and his gaze lifted toward the ceiling. Above the panels, the beams murmured to one another, a low groan not of chance but of deliberate design, as if some hidden architect had composed the house itself as an instrument.
The floor rumbled, faint vibrations pressing upward through his feet. Streetlamp light bled through the curtains, filling the room with a wavering orange glow, as if already foreshadowing collapse. The house expanded and contracted like a lung, like an unseen heart pulsing in the dark, its beat echoed by the beams and pillars. Kevin set his hands on his knees, unmoving, listening. The sound overhead no longer resembled random creaks. It grew with rhythm, swelling into a low wave that spread across the room. The wallpaper split, revealing a thin fissure that carried within it the promise of widening.
The water in the glass quivered, scattering the lamplight into shards. The window shuddered under the night wind; metal fastenings clicked faintly. The beams groaned louder, as if in answer. In that instant the whole house became an instrument, releasing a deep, resonant note. The vibration struck his inner ear, mingled with the pulse of his blood.
Kevin pressed a hand to his chestâbut his own heartbeat and the heartbeat of the house merged, the boundary between them dissolving. Cracks across the wall swallowed light, dark lines spreading. The beams moaned and bent, their sound a summons downward, inevitable as gravity. Glass burst into fragments, scattering the streetâs light into the air. Furniture leapt, books tumbled, the table tilted.
And thenâthe ceiling split, and fell. The roar shook even the lamplight outside; dust rose in a choking tide, the world turned white and sightless. Kevinâs body, too, was caught in the same current as the beams and pillars. Whether he stood, or fell, or was torn apartâhe felt not terror but a strange relief. Together with the house, he was sinking into the close of a final movement. There was nothing to flee, no document to guard, no responsibility: all dissolved now into dust.
The beams broke, the pillars collapsed, the floor split. His bones, his blood, his voiceâall shattered into fragments carried into the night air. The collapse was not violence, but the coda of a meticulously designed score. Kevin, too, was only one note within it, drawn at last into silence.
When the dust settled, silence returned. Kevin was no longer among the wreckage. Only the shadow of a fallen beam lay there, like a remnant of his being.
Far away, a dog barked. An ambulance siren split the night. The cityâs breath went on, but Kevinâs had ceased forever. In the streets remained only the echo of collapse, and the quiet memory of a death no one would hear.
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Set in New York City.
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My new novel:
Bâ (B-flat)
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1. "Bombay Blood Type (hh type)"
â¢Characteristics: A rare blood type that lacks the usual ABO antigens â cannot be classified as A, B, or O.
â¢Discovery: First identified in 1952 in Mumbai, India (formerly Bombay).
â¢Prevalence: Roughly 1 in 10,000 people in India; globally, about 1 in 2.5 million.
â¢Transfusion Compatibility: Only compatible with blood from other Bombay type donors.
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My new novel
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Ana woke to the faint sense of someoneâs presence.
The monitor beside her bed flickered softly, and the air was thick with the scent of antiseptic.
From the bed next to hers, Justinâs eyes were fixed straight on her face as she slept.
The anger that had once burned in those eyes during his televised speeches was gone, replaced by a gentle, almost tender light.
âThank you. TrulyâŠâ
His voice trembled faintly, and behind his words lingered a fragile honesty.
Ana narrowed her eyes slightly.
âYou donât need a reason to save someone. Bombay Blood⊠it doesnât let you choose who to give it to.â
He smiled faintly, turning his gaze toward the ceiling as if to hide the shallowness of his breath.
âIâve never been the kind of man to entrust my life to anyone. At leastânot until yesterday.â
A quiet silence settled between them before he went on.
âI used to believe politics was a job without blood. Votes, numbers, negotiationsâthatâs all it was supposed to be.â
âBut it wasnât?â Ana asked softly.
âNo.â
Justin let out a sigh.
âThe thought that someone elseâs blood is flowing inside meâitâs terrifying, if I stop to think about it.
And yet⊠at the same time, Iâve never felt so alive. Not once in my life.â
Ana tilted her head slightly.
âAlive?â
âThe moment I was shot, I truly thought I was going to die. But people risked their lives to protect me. Someone made a choice that could have killed them instead of me. I only now realize how much that meansâbeyond anything words can express.â
His tone lacked the sharpness, the calculated rhythm of a politicianâs speech. It was simply the voice of a man trying to measure the weight of his own life.
Ana smiled faintly.
âThen maybe now⊠you could give your blood to someone else?â
Justin gave a wry smile and lowered his eyes.
âMaybe. But first, I think I should repay the debt to the one who brought me back to life.â
At that moment, a faint crackle from a security radio came from beyond the door.
Justinâs recovery had not yet been made public. But his survival wouldâsooner or laterâshake the election, and perhaps even the world.
Ana forgot all of that.
All she felt was a quiet astonishment that the blood that once flowed in her own body was now pulsing within another.
The door opened quietly.
The sharp sound of heels struck the floor, and a faint scent of rosemary drifted in.
The woman who entered wore a disposable polyethylene gown, shoe covers, and a thin hair cap. It was Eleanor.
Her gaze moved from Ana to Justin, pausing on each of their faces.
âIâm sorry to interrupt,â she said, her voice calm, though Ana sensed the precision of carefully measured emotion beneath it.
When Ana started to rise, Eleanor raised a hand to stop her.
âYou must be Ms. Anaya⊠Thank you. Thank you for saving him.â
She took Justinâs hand briefly, then looked Ana straight in the eye.
âNo amount of gratitude could ever be enough. To borrow a lifeâsuch a thing hardly ever happens.â
Ana nodded faintly, unsure how to respond.
âI only did what I could.â
Justin looked at Eleanor and narrowed his eyes slightly.
âIf it werenât for her, Iâd probably be⊠in a coffin instead of a campaign.â
The remark was half in jest, but carried a trace of self-mockery.
Eleanor kept her smile, placing a hand gently on Anaâs shoulder.
âYou may not realize it yetâbut what youâve done might one day mean something to this country. Youâll understand, eventually.â
Without a knock, the door opened again.
A woman in a white coat stepped in, her movements precise, her expression sharp. It was Dr. Sasha Wilson, head of emergency medicine at Bellevue Hospital.
Her hair was tied neatly back, and she held a tablet in one hand.
âMs. Anaya Patel,â Sasha said, bowing slightly.
âThank you for your cooperation. The transfusion of Bombay Blood could not have been performed so swiftly without you.â
She glanced down at her tablet and continued in a tone that was businesslike, yet respectful.
âThere is no further medical need for you to remain. You are officially cleared for discharge.â
Ana exhaled deeply and nodded.
âYour belongings will be returned in the lobby. If you require an escort, security canââ
âThat wonât be necessary,â Ana replied at once.
Sasha looked momentarily surprised, then nodded in understanding.
Justin spoke up quietly.
âMiss Patel⊠will I see you again?â
Ana stopped in her tracks.
The air in the room seemed to tremble faintly behind her. Eleanor said nothing.
âI hope,â Ana said softly, turning toward them, âthat I will never again have reason to meet a presidential candidate.â
She smiledâa smile that held both warmth and distance.
Meanwhile, at a newsstand on the corner, tabloid headlines blared stories of Justin and Eleanorâs engagement.
Rumors spread that their wedding would be held before the Electoral College vote in Decemberâa symbolic show of unity meant to sway the coming election, whatever the outcome.
Eleanor seemed to search for words, but lowered her gaze instead.
When Sasha opened the door, Ana stepped out.
The hush of the automatic doors closing behind her sounded like the end of a quiet ritual.
In the corridor, Elijah was waiting.
âTake me to Arjun,â Ana said.
She had to do somethingâanythingâfor Arjun, who had killed for her.
Her chest was restless, her breath uneven.
In the back seat of the patrol car, Ana clasped her hands tightly, her knees tense.
The Brooklyn night was warm and heavy, the police radio hissing with bursts of static.
âThe shooter was Arjun Singh, right?â the young officer in the passenger seat asked, without turning around.
âYes⊠it was him. If he hadnât fired, Iââ
âWe know, Ms. Patel. The cameras caught everything, and the witnesses agree. Itâs clear self-defense. Without him, youâd be dead.â
The older officer at the wheel grunted his assent.
Ana nodded silently.
The instant the gun was raised toward her inside Totto Ramen, everything had slowed to a crawl.
Then, a gunshot from behindâits echo still lived in the back of her mind.
âHere we are.â
The patrol car stopped outside the NYPD Midtown South Precinct.
The concrete buildingâs exterior lights glowed pale against the night sky.
Along 35th Street, the dark glass doors reflected the letters:
âNYPD MIDTOWN SOUTH PRECINCT.â
A few steps led up to double glass doors, flanked by blue garage bays for police vehicles.
Rows of vertical concrete pillars gave the building a stern, almost solemn dignity.
Accompanied by the officers, Ana entered the station and was led to a small interview room.
Inside sat Arjunâunharmed, composed, waiting.
âAnaâŠâ
His voice was low, unsteady.
She said nothing, walked toward him, and took a seat.
âIâm so glad youâre safeâŠâ
Tears welled suddenly in Arjunâs eyesâthe first she had ever seen from him.
His shoulders trembled, his body drawn inward.
Seeing his fragility, Anaâs eyes softened, and she too began to cry.
âThank you⊠truly, thank you.â
Silence fell between themânot heavy, but deep, a silence of shared relief.
Then came a knock, and the lead detective entered.
âAll evidence is consistentâsurveillance footage, witnesses, audio. With Ms. Patelâs statement, we have no issue. Arjun Singh, you are hereby released.â
As the paperwork was signed, Arjun rose.
He shook the officerâs hand firmly, saying nothing.
Together they stepped out into the night.
The sky was low, covered in dark clouds, but no rain fell. Streetlights spilled quiet pools of light across the pavement.
A young patrolman waited by the car.
âWeâll drive you home to Paramus. Canât have you caught up in another incident,â he said with a wink, opening the door.
They smiled faintly and got in.
Neither spoke.
Only now and then did their fingers brushâuntil their hands naturally found each other.
Anaâs phone buzzed in her pocket. A message from Mika.
âTomorrowâs the exhibit at Domino Park. The kids are excited. Rest tonight. Leave it to me.â
Ana looked at the screen and smiled faintly. The bluish light reflected across her tired face.
âItâs from Mika,â she murmured. âShe says sheâll handle the whole exhibition tomorrow.â
Arjun raised his brows slightly and smiled.
âItâs a good thingâto have people who can keep things moving, even when youâre not there.â
âYeahâŠâ Ana whispered, resting her forehead gently against his chest.
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My new novel:
Bâ (B-flat)
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Set in New York City.
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My new novel:
Bâ (B-flat)
Notes
1. "Bombay Blood Type (hh type)"
â¢Characteristics: A rare blood type that lacks the usual ABO antigens â cannot be classified as A, B, or O.
â¢Discovery: First identified in 1952 in Mumbai, India (formerly Bombay).
â¢Prevalence: Roughly 1 in 10,000 people in India; globally, about 1 in 2.5 million.
â¢Transfusion Compatibility: Only compatible with blood from other Bombay type donors.
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Bâ (B Flat)
Volume 14 ð
The following is still in its draft stage and will be revised further.
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In the western reaches of Los Angeles, at the intersection of Wilshire Boulevard and Sepulveda, a seventeenâstory alabaster tower rose against the sky. This was the headquarters of the FBIâs Los Angeles Field Office.
The afternoon light struck its white façade, casting back a cold, austere beauty. Before it stretched a broad lawn, a hush reigning there in stark contrast to the bustle of the city. On the front of the building, the names of the FBI and the Department of Veterans Affairs stood in bold relief, the weight of the nation inscribed in stone. Nearby lay the Los Angeles National Cemetery, where the memories of the past intertwined with the pulse of the present.
Just a few blocks away, in a hotel room, tension had taken on another form. The pale red carpet caught the glare of fluorescent light, while beyond the window the unending stream of cars along Wilshire flowed like a restless artery. The faint cry of sirens mingled with the cityâs din, as if the collective strain of Los Angeles were seeping into this small room.
At the front, a makeshift stage bore the American flag and the FBI seal. Tripods stood in careful rows, monitors flashing between live feeds and scrolling headlines.
Cameron R. Bartlett, Director of the FBI, squared his shoulders. With a brief glance at the papers in his hand, he drew in a quiet breath and let his eyes travel over the gathered press. Behind his composure lay a grave unease, and a resolve as unyielding as steel.
âThe incident is unfolding on a scale without precedentââ His voice, low but unwavering, filled the room. Instantly, the images on the monitors tightened every chest, sharpening the taut wire of tension. The journalists steadied their breathing, fingers trembling faintly over notebooks and cameras as the dissonance grewâbetween the directorâs calm expression and the devastation flickering across the screens.
Some rushed to send out bulletins; others adjusted their zoom lenses, struggling inwardly to shape a sense of the whole. From a corner came the faint rustle of a page turning, the smallest sounds amplified by silence. And still the tense hour dragged on, as if the looming FBI building itself watched over the press room in mute witness.
Each time the footage waveredâsmoke shifting, rubble parting to reveal a fleeting figureâthe reportersâ eyes snapped to the screen. Pens scratched, shutters clicked, the faint patter of keys mingling with a silence taut enough to break.
Bartlettâs gaze lingered on each journalist, conveying a weight beyond words. That quiet pressure thickened the atmosphere, the air stretched to a threadâs breaking point. From outside came the muted hum of traffic, a distant sirenâs wailâthe worldâs noise folding into the roomâs stillness, underscoring the magnitude of what was unfolding.
At last, after answering questions in terse, measured replies, Bartlett concluded:
âThat is all I can say at this time.â
His curt words gave way to a new stir, rippling through the hall. The cause lay on the monitors: another feed had appeared, bearing the caption in red, flashing in the cornerâMadison Square Garden, New York Cityâthe precise moment the carnage had begun.
The reporters in Los Angeles felt their breath catch. Following those numbers, they seemed to touch the pulse of another city across the continent. The images bound the two coasts together, weaving the entire nation into one mesh of suspense.
Then the screen shifted to a different stageâNew Yorkâs press roomâwhere a man in a dark suit stood before the glare of flashbulbs.
Jack Vance. Once a colleague of Marcusâs at the Bureau. In rare fashion, he had left the FBI under the Department of Justice to join the Secret Service under Homeland Security. Years earlier, when Vance had headed the Violent Crimes Section, a hostage standoff erupted in Oakbridge, outside Washington, D.C. Orders from headquarters forced an early assault. In the chaos, a nineteenâyearâold Black youth, misidentified as the suspect, was shot dead. The true perpetrator lay elsewhere, and Vanceâs team had opposed the premature entry. Yet the assault had gone forwardâunder the command of none other than Bartlett, now before them on the screen. Later, in the Washington field office, Bartlett had ordered subordinates to alter the report, declaring that the assault had been Vanceâs decision. Vance rose in silence, flung the papers onto the table, and struck Bartlett across the face. Officially, it had ended as Vanceâs âvoluntary resignationâ before disciplinary measures. In truth, he had been cast out.
Now Vanceâs voice, faintly delayed, overlapped with the Los Angeles air. Two distant cities shared the same gravity of silence. Pens stilled, eyes fixed on the screen. Each word, each gesture etched the outline of the disaster more sharply. The chain of images streaming through the network was not mere record, but a slice of history as it unfolded. The hush in the room stretched on, awaiting a break that never came. Breathing shallow, all present were held captive by the figure of Jack Vance.
The tension, unbroken, shifted its form. From the rear seats came a fresh murmur, loosening the taut balance. Several reporters pulled out their phones, screens glowing like scattered embers in the dimness. They were not receiving news alerts. It was a direct link, sent by an anonymous hand.
Beneath Los Angelesâs cold lights, the press room now bore the weight of three overlapping spheresâthe New York briefing, the strange new footage, and the lingering echo of Vanceâs voice. The reportersâ focus drifted to the unknown. It was not simply information. It was a forewarning.
Marcus Dane was the first to sense it. Standing in the aisle, watching his superior Bartlett, he noticed the stir among the journalists at the center. Several had received a live video linkâfrom the perpetrators themselves. The same ploy that had reached Jack and the others at the Garden.
Marcus immediately checked the URL and forwarded it to Tom Caldwell, once a trusted colleague in the technical division.
The footage was unmistakable: the very same âOval Officeâ where Professor Zakaria Haddad had taken his own life.
âGood afternoon. My name is Amir Nasser. I was a student of Professor Zakaria Haddad, who passed away just days ago.â
Amir leaned lightly against the desk, speaking in a gentle tone, revealing a side unseen until now.
âAs he told you, we once lived quietly in Gaza. We were ruled by Hamas, by their weapons and their violence. They committed unspeakable killings against Israel. But could we have stopped them? No more than you can stop your own President from wielding the power of command. You may protest in your streets, but we had only silence, living under the shadow of informants and violence. And still your President sided with Israel, again and again, unleashing bombs until not even ruins remained. We, who offered no resistance, endured strike upon strike, invasion upon invasion. Hamas made us their shields, nesting beneath our hospitals, while we, above, became the targets.â
Amirâs voice was clear, almost luminous. His youth, his neatly combed hair, the strange stillness of his blue eyesâall drew the listeners in. Nothing in his demeanor suggested violence. He lifted a glass of water from the table, sipped, and continued.
âAs Professor Haddad told you, all we were given was darkness. And what does an animal do when driven into darkness?â His eyes fell to the floor, words sinking like stones.
âWe lost everythingâour homes, our lovers, our families. Everything. Do you not call it unjust, to die with nothing left? Is it not the human way to confront those who take? To force them to grasp what it means to be robbed? What does it mean, America, that you drink your cola unchanged, while we are stripped bare?â
He paused, then smiled faintly.
âJack, the weekend will be a busy one.â
The smile was open, disarmingâand chilling.
âIn these years, the Democratsâ tolerance has faded, and the Republicans have driven immigrants to the edge. So we, scattered across this nation, have shared our knowledge, and we have reached a conclusion. ICE, who have treated us as vermin, must be re-educated.â
Since the shift in power, ICE had grown ever harsher. With offices in nearly every state, their reach extended across the land. More than twenty thousand employees in all: some seventy-eight hundred in Enforcement and Removal Operations, sixty-five hundred in Homeland Security Investigations, six thousand in the legal branch known as OPLA.
âWe gained a fragment of their data. Let me be honestâonly a fragment. ICE is too vast, too diffuse. But we chose two places, Jack. Los Angeles and New York. And we will tell you. That is generous, is it not? You should be grateful.â
Amirâs smile remained as he concluded:
âBut remember, our purpose is re-education. Wait for it, Jack. Until then.â
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Set in New York City.
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Note: I gave a brief explanation of this novel in the following video:
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iTunes Playlist Link::
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My new novel:
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1. "Bombay Blood Type (hh type)"
â¢Characteristics: A rare blood type that lacks the usual ABO antigens â cannot be classified as A, B, or O.
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â¢Prevalence: Roughly 1 in 10,000 people in India; globally, about 1 in 2.5 million.
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My new novel.
Bâ (B Flat)
Volume 10. ð
What follows is still in its first-draft stage. It will go through much, much, much more revision.
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My New Novel.
Bâ (B Flat)
Mika, who had come from Japan to study at St. Clair State University, found herself deeply drawn to Anaâs work in the art department. Her pieces were composed only of black and whiteâpencil, mechanical pencil, ballpoint pen, fountain penâeveryday tools of the hand. Each portrait, landscape, and still life, stripped of color, appeared fresh to Mika, who was accustomed to oil paintings overflowing with pigment. They carried a certain austerity, a clear, ringing resonance. Within that colorless world, Anaâs gaze unmistakably breathed.
And yet, even as the campus basked in warm sunlight, there were fractures no one could ignore. Posters taped to the university walls were torn down, replaced, then scrawled over. Across the slogan proclaiming âFreedom and Diversityâ ran the words âGo homeâ and âDonât steal our scholarships,â smeared under fluorescent light. The walls, worn and frayed, looked like scraped skin.
That roughness was the very face of America. Even Harvard was denounced as âprivilegedâ and âbiased,â and dragged into congressional hearings. Under the Republican administration, ICE intensified its checks on students and immigrants, while ERO raids and detentions became commonplace. On television, politicians turned elites, immigrants, and universities into a single enemy, and their words spread like a heatwave across the nation, scorching even small-town campuses. Academic freedom still held its shape, but it was already as precarious as a mirage shimmering in the desert.
At a window seat in the dining hall, Ana pushed at the yolk of her ham and eggs with her fork.
â The town where I grew up was barren. No trees, no river, only dry sand swirling in the wind. But I didnât dislike it.
Her voice was quiet, yet her fingers carried a distinct aftertone.
â Not only the landscape. In truth, there was nothing at all around me. Nothing but paper and a pencil.
Her words seemed to echo the emptiness pressing on the university itself. American scholarship, however abundant it appeared, was being scoured by politics and policy, left dry like the desert wind.
Mika nodded deeply. She too, as a Japanese, knew the contrast between landscape and emptiness. Shibuyaâs dazzling ads and giant screens blazed so bright they drowned the night sky. Yet the neighborhood where she lived, KamiyamachÅ, was lined with old houses, hushed and still, as if time had forgotten them. Excessive light and silenceâs darknessâthis disparity had shaped her childhood, and now it resonated with Anaâs words in the deepest chamber of her heart.
On the library desk lay Anaâs black-and-white lines beside the fragments of color Mika brought. Pencil shavings and the scent of paint were proof of life, yet behind them lurked newspaper headlines like shadows: Scholarship Reform, Tighter Surveillance of Immigrant Students. The libraryâs hush still held, but its silence was taut, like the surface of a lake just before a storm.
â The glamorous lives I saw on social media seemed so rich. But I never felt envy. Rather, I wanted to show someone my own ordinary days.
Anaâs voice was small, but burning. To offer up her modest daily life amid divisionâthis was resistance, the last fragile shape of freedom that scholarship could still claim.
At dusk, as they sat on the grass, the laughter of distant students drifted on the wind. Yet even that sound was drowned by the echo of news calling for stronger borders, and dissolved into the dry night air. The two of them opened their sketchbooks and drew lines on paper, affirming, with each stroke, that they were here, alive.
Before long the sun went down, and the streetlamps lit one by one. The humid summer air stirred their hair. In its tremor, she felt the mingling of exhilaration and unease.
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My new novel:
Bâ (B-flat)
Thereâs still more to come. ð
(This is not the final draft.)
Set in New York City.
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â¢Prevalence: Roughly 1 in 10,000 people in India; globally, about 1 in 2.5 million.
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2. 2024 Harvard University Valedictorian Speech â The Power of Not Knowing
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Bâ (B Flat)
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The summer light of Manhattan afternoons flared against the glass facades of the high-rises, and each time the heat of the asphalt wavered through the alleys, the massive building of the FBIâs New York Field Office seemed to draw in the clamor of the city, holding a grave and immovable stillness, while within its walls a taut tension and vigilance seeped forth. Beyond the thick iron doors set into its corner, the countless eyes of surveillance cameras interlaced with the motions of guards, proclaiming an order unshaken by the heat waves or the murmur of the crowd outside.
Special Agent Veronica Reeves, carrying the weight of long years of experience yet with a gaze still honed to an unerring edge, sat at the long desk by the window, quietly deciphering the thick bundle of reports spread before herâaccounts of what had unfolded thus far. The shafts of heat-laden sunlight pressed through the glass, warping the air, and against that trembling her thoughts held fast, focusing upon the minutiae, drawing out, in three dimensions, the possibilities of the case and the breadth of its consequences.
The figures and map symbols inscribed upon the documents she reassembled in her mind, as though enfolding the arteries of the overheated city itselfâthe courses of traffic, the currents of people, the compression of the skylineâordering the incidentâs first movements with a hand imbued with a quiet, frigid certainty. The sterile white light of the ceiling LEDs cast swaying shadows upon the papers, and even those faint tremors at the edges of her sight seemed to enter her calculus, like unknown variables absorbed into the mesh of her analysis.
Her fingertip traced a single point upon the map, and in that gesture she drew together the cityâs flows, the density of its crowds, the thicket of its structures, conjuring within her mind a three-dimensional rendering of the ground. The clash of red and blue signals at intersections, the exhaust drifting at corners, the tempo of footsteps, the shadows of cars idling at the curbâall converged upon the figures and symbols of the page, lifting before her the living geometry of New York.
Fragments of reports crackled from radios and telephones, slipping into her net of thought and fixed into the coordinates of time and place. At what moment, in what place, had the current of the crowd shifted? Who might have slipped within which building? The jam of traffic, the swell of onlookers, the frameworks of the structuresâthese she aligned, reducing error to its smallest margin, until the hidden contours of the scene emerged.
Her eyes remained calm, but the faint tightening of the muscles around them betrayed the sense of danger running beneath. With her finger pressing upon a point on the map, she drew upon the memory of old cases, of the cityâs blueprints, calculating risk along each imagined path. The cityâs shape, the crowdâs density, the placing of exitsâall she set upon a grid of logic, hypothesizing every possible turn the future might take.
Her gaze halted upon a photograph in the file, parsing the expressions of the crowd, the disposition of guards, the position of obstacles. Cold though her eyes remained, they missed no dissonance, no trace of the unnatural, intent upon catching every variable within the net of reason, undistracted by the fever of the summer city.
In the office, where the cool of the air conditioning crossed with the heat outside, her thoughts gathered speedâsilent, assured, relentless. What would unfold next? Which routes were safe, which led into peril? Each decision, measured in the span of a heartbeat, bore upon the safety of the crowd, upon the life of the candidate. Her logic did not waver, its threads weaving together in her hand like cords unraveling the complexity of the city.
Before her stood not only the files, but also the glow of monitors, the static of radios. Each was but a source of fragments, meaningless until passed through the filter of her thought. To bind data to the streets, images to reality, was the task at hand, advancing cold and quiet even as the heat of summer pressed against the glass.
The sweltering air outside rattled the windows; the distant sirens and the rumble of the city did not shatter her focus, but rather deepened her mental simulation, lending depth to the field she constructed within. Figures on the page fused with the living breath of the streets, reason drawing them together into clarity, and she readied herself to strike upon the next move.
Each sweep of her fingertip across the map made the cityâs avenues rise in relief within her mind: the density of buildings, the movement of passersby, the gaze of cameras, the stations of guards. All chained together, cold and inexorable, suggesting the next action. Veronica drew a long breath, and with her exhale, wove the scattered variables into a single fabric, fixing her gaze upon the heart of the incident. In that moment, the distant sirens, the horns, the shuffling of feet at a crosswalkâall dissolved into her reasoning, each sound settling into place like a piece of a puzzle within the flow of logic. The city shimmered in heat, light and shadow in feverish scatter, but her mind cut through the glare, quietly tracing the full outline of the unfolding event.
At last, Veronica lifted the receiver of the internal line, feeling the cold resin beneath her fingers, and summoned Deputy Special Agent Elliot.
âPut me through to Jack Vance, Secret Service.â
âUnderstood.â
The black Ford SUV cut through the summer heat, racing down the streets. At the wheel, Jackâs profile was set with strain, while in the backseat Ana leaned forward, arms stretched protectively over the children, shouting in desperation.
âKeep your eyes ahead, Jack!â
The children, jolted by the carâs violent tremors, cried out with voices that wavered between cheers and screams, unable to discern the line between fear and thrill. Beside them, Mika bit her lip, struck dumb, staring in mute shock.
Behind them, the pursuing car roared, bullets sparking off the asphalt and leaving the acrid tang of gunpowder in the air. Jack twisted the wheel, his Ford scraping sparks along a wall of concrete, gunfire rattling through the cityâs very skin. Ignoring lights and crowds alike, he veered the SUV up onto the sidewalk, plunging forward as screams scattered into the air, driving on as if to outpace the terror that pursued them.
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Note: I gave a brief explanation of this novel in the following video:
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My new novel:
Bâ (B-flat)
Notes
1. "Bombay Blood Type (hh type)"
â¢Characteristics: A rare blood type that lacks the usual ABO antigens â cannot be classified as A, B, or O.
â¢Discovery: First identified in 1952 in Mumbai, India (formerly Bombay).
â¢Prevalence: Roughly 1 in 10,000 people in India; globally, about 1 in 2.5 million.
â¢Transfusion Compatibility: Only compatible with blood from other Bombay type donors.
2. 2024 Harvard University Valedictorian Speech â The Power of Not Knowing
youtu.be/SOUH8iVqSOI?si=Ju-Y728irtcWR71K
3. Shots Fired at Trump Rally
youtu.be/1ejfAkzjEhk?si=ASqJwEmkY-2rW_hT
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Central Park, Manhattan, New York, USA. 2017. ... 8 / 9
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My new novel
Bâ (B Flat)
Volume 15 ð
The following is still in its draft stage and will be revised further.
Key parts are not disclosed.
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My new novel
Bâ (B Flat)
The summer light of Manhattan afternoons flared against the glass facades of the high-rises, and each time the heat of the asphalt wavered through the alleys, the massive building of the FBIâs New York Field Office seemed to draw in the clamor of the city, holding a grave and immovable stillness, while within its walls a taut tension and vigilance seeped forth. Beyond the thick iron doors set into its corner, the countless eyes of surveillance cameras interlaced with the motions of guards, proclaiming an order unshaken by the heat waves or the murmur of the crowd outside.
Special Agent Veronica Reeves, carrying the weight of long years of experience yet with a gaze still honed to an unerring edge, sat at the long desk by the window, quietly deciphering the thick bundle of reports spread before herâaccounts of what had unfolded thus far. The shafts of heat-laden sunlight pressed through the glass, warping the air, and against that trembling her thoughts held fast, focusing upon the minutiae, drawing out, in three dimensions, the possibilities of the case and the breadth of its consequences.
The figures and map symbols inscribed upon the documents she reassembled in her mind, as though enfolding the arteries of the overheated city itselfâthe courses of traffic, the currents of people, the compression of the skylineâordering the incidentâs first movements with a hand imbued with a quiet, frigid certainty. The sterile white light of the ceiling LEDs cast swaying shadows upon the papers, and even those faint tremors at the edges of her sight seemed to enter her calculus, like unknown variables absorbed into the mesh of her analysis.
Her fingertip traced a single point upon the map, and in that gesture she drew together the cityâs flows, the density of its crowds, the thicket of its structures, conjuring within her mind a three-dimensional rendering of the ground. The clash of red and blue signals at intersections, the exhaust drifting at corners, the tempo of footsteps, the shadows of cars idling at the curbâall converged upon the figures and symbols of the page, lifting before her the living geometry of New York.
Fragments of reports crackled from radios and telephones, slipping into her net of thought and fixed into the coordinates of time and place. At what moment, in what place, had the current of the crowd shifted? Who might have slipped within which building? The jam of traffic, the swell of onlookers, the frameworks of the structuresâthese she aligned, reducing error to its smallest margin, until the hidden contours of the scene emerged.
Her eyes remained calm, but the faint tightening of the muscles around them betrayed the sense of danger running beneath. With her finger pressing upon a point on the map, she drew upon the memory of old cases, of the cityâs blueprints, calculating risk along each imagined path. The cityâs shape, the crowdâs density, the placing of exitsâall she set upon a grid of logic, hypothesizing every possible turn the future might take.
Her gaze halted upon a photograph in the file, parsing the expressions of the crowd, the disposition of guards, the position of obstacles. Cold though her eyes remained, they missed no dissonance, no trace of the unnatural, intent upon catching every variable within the net of reason, undistracted by the fever of the summer city.
In the office, where the cool of the air conditioning crossed with the heat outside, her thoughts gathered speedâsilent, assured, relentless. What would unfold next? Which routes were safe, which led into peril? Each decision, measured in the span of a heartbeat, bore upon the safety of the crowd, upon the life of the candidate. Her logic did not waver, its threads weaving together in her hand like cords unraveling the complexity of the city.
Before her stood not only the files, but also the glow of monitors, the static of radios. Each was but a source of fragments, meaningless until passed through the filter of her thought. To bind data to the streets, images to reality, was the task at hand, advancing cold and quiet even as the heat of summer pressed against the glass.
The sweltering air outside rattled the windows; the distant sirens and the rumble of the city did not shatter her focus, but rather deepened her mental simulation, lending depth to the field she constructed within. Figures on the page fused with the living breath of the streets, reason drawing them together into clarity, and she readied herself to strike upon the next move.
Each sweep of her fingertip across the map made the cityâs avenues rise in relief within her mind: the density of buildings, the movement of passersby, the gaze of cameras, the stations of guards. All chained together, cold and inexorable, suggesting the next action. Veronica drew a long breath, and with her exhale, wove the scattered variables into a single fabric, fixing her gaze upon the heart of the incident. In that moment, the distant sirens, the horns, the shuffling of feet at a crosswalkâall dissolved into her reasoning, each sound settling into place like a piece of a puzzle within the flow of logic. The city shimmered in heat, light and shadow in feverish scatter, but her mind cut through the glare, quietly tracing the full outline of the unfolding event.
At last, Veronica lifted the receiver of the internal line, feeling the cold resin beneath her fingers, and summoned Deputy Special Agent Elliot.
âPut me through to Jack Vance, Secret Service.â
âUnderstood.â
The black Ford SUV cut through the summer heat, racing down the streets. At the wheel, Jackâs profile was set with strain, while in the backseat Ana leaned forward, arms stretched protectively over the children, shouting in desperation.
âKeep your eyes ahead, Jack!â
The children, jolted by the carâs violent tremors, cried out with voices that wavered between cheers and screams, unable to discern the line between fear and thrill. Beside them, Mika bit her lip, struck dumb, staring in mute shock.
Behind them, the pursuing car roared, bullets sparking off the asphalt and leaving the acrid tang of gunpowder in the air. Jack twisted the wheel, his Ford scraping sparks along a wall of concrete, gunfire rattling through the cityâs very skin. Ignoring lights and crowds alike, he veered the SUV up onto the sidewalk, plunging forward as screams scattered into the air, driving on as if to outpace the terror that pursued them.
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My new novel:
Bâ (B-flat)
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Set in New York City.
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â¢Characteristics: A rare blood type that lacks the usual ABO antigens â cannot be classified as A, B, or O.
â¢Discovery: First identified in 1952 in Mumbai, India (formerly Bombay).
â¢Prevalence: Roughly 1 in 10,000 people in India; globally, about 1 in 2.5 million.
â¢Transfusion Compatibility: Only compatible with blood from other Bombay type donors.
2. 2024 Harvard University Valedictorian Speech â The Power of Not Knowing
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Title: Rock
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My new novel.
Bâ (B flat)
Volume 11. ð
What follows is still in its first-draft stage. It will go through further revisions.
The crucial passages have not been made public.
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Bâ (B Flat)
â The darkest hour comes just before dawn â
The dawn in New York brought that phrase back to mind.
It was something Amir once heard from Professor Zakaria of the Faculty of Engineering at the Islamic University.
The professor, in his lifetime, had struggled between theory and reality, yet instilled in his disciples a calm and unshakable resolve.
Amir studied electrical engineering; Rafi Ghannam, architecture.
Each possessed talents that complemented the other.
After mastering the structures of the world, Rafi had gone on to extend his knowledge into electrical engineering, reaching from machinery to programs.
To the two of them, the vulnerabilities of Americaâs IT networks were but an open book.
In the dim underground floor, where bare fluorescent lights flickered, Rafi crouched at the intersection of the switchboard and the drainage duct.
Beneath his electricianâs vest and helmet, the red earthâcolored scarf of Gaza wrapped his neck.
Amir stood beside him, scuffing his dusty work boots against the floor, fighting down his unease.
âHurry. The morning shift will be here soon.â
âQuiet. Every sound echoes down here.â
Rafi answered evenly, opening his toolbox.
Inside lay a modified pressure switch and a block of C4, black and light-absorbing, gleaming like coal.
The device was to be set in the hidden recess where the structural beam and wiring shaft crossedâa ânodeâ that, once sealed, could never be retrieved.
âOnce itâs buried here, no one will ever find it.â
â...But are you sure? Is five years really the right time?â
âIt must be five years. When the building stands complete, when it has been forgottenâthen the blast will become the return of memory.â
Amir studied his profile and nodded silently.
Every motion of Rafiâs hand, each measured breath, carried the authority of a father, a teacher.
The hand that once learned to build was now preparing to destroy.
A slow tide of trust and kinship welled in Amirâs chest.
The sound of a fan turning, the rasp of chalk on blackboardâthese rose in Rafiâs memory.
In the night lecture hall of the university, he had filled his notebook with shear angles of beams and the breaking points of concrete.
The lecturer, pointing to the diagram on the blackboard, had said quietly:
âWhen a structure collapses, it is not from defect. It follows the very will of its design.â
The classroom had fallen utterly silent at those words.
To know what would sway, what would endure, what would crack with sound during a vibration testâthat knowledge was what could transform collapse into form.
That winter, Rafiâs family lost their home to an Israeli airstrike along the coast.
Despair turned to rage, rage to resolve, and resolve gave strength to his hands.
Amir, too, carried the same wound, and shared in that resolve.
Five years earlier, Rafi had begun to set up pirate radio.
Through networks of Caribbean and Hispanic immigrant communities, he passed messages quietly.
Every social platform and smartphone was under watch.
They restricted themselves to the barest communications, leaving only casual, trivial exchanges for daily use.
When he pressed the switch, a faint click was swallowed into the nightâs silence.
A small red lamp lit up, linking him to nearby companions.
At two in the morning, a womanâs voice drifted from FM 87.9.
Through the static hush, a poem unfurled:
âIf the world should end, I want to be singing alone.â
The verse Rafi chose was the emblem of his quiet resolve.
Amir listened to that voice while gazing at Rafiâs back.
What they undertook was not mere destructionâit was the embodiment of lost memory and anger, the crystallization of their trust and mutual understanding.
In darkness and silence, their plan advanced steadily.
The theory of architecture and the principles of electrical engineering, the pain of the past, and the will of those who had survivedâall of it flowed quietly forward, converging toward a future act of ruin.
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Bâ (B-flat)
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â¢Characteristics: A rare blood type that lacks the usual ABO antigens â cannot be classified as A, B, or O.
â¢Discovery: First identified in 1952 in Mumbai, India (formerly Bombay).
â¢Prevalence: Roughly 1 in 10,000 people in India; globally, about 1 in 2.5 million.
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My new novel
Bâ (B Flat)
Volume 16ð
The following is still in its draft stage and will be revised further.
Key parts are not disclosed.
The order of the content shown here is mixed.
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My new novel
Bâ (B Flat)
Night was drawing its heavy veil over the neighborhoods of the San Fernando Valley, and Kevin Moriâs car slid forward as though gliding on a shadowed surface. Beyond the window, the heat of summerâs night rose, while the asphalt, still holding the brilliance of the day, scattered red and black reflections like fragments of muted fire. His day as an officer of Immigration and Customs Enforcement had not yet ended; it merely continued into the dark. Papers on the passenger seat trembled faintlyâorders, reports, each sheet a cold reminder of how every decision could alter the lives of flesh-and-blood people.
The radio crackled with static, then carried the clipped voices of another unit.
âCheck completeâresidential route secure. Residents advised, heat alert.â
âRoger. Next, proceed to downtown infiltration confirmation.â
The words were concise, yet beneath them lurked the weight of responsibility. Kevinâs colleague at his side listened in silence, and Kevin imagined the strain, the fatigue, the daily fears borne by his subordinates.
The quiet houses of the district floated in the pale light of the streetlamps. Windows glowed with the warmth of family life, and the trees in the yards swayed with the scent of summer. To Kevin, that scene was both what he was sworn to protect, and a stage upon which the gravity of judgment was constantly revealed.
Merging onto the freeway, he entered a sea of headlights undulating like waves. Far ahead, the spires of downtown buildings pierced the night sky. The air was thick with heat, the carâs air conditioning too feeble against the humidity clinging to his skin. On the phone screen in the passenger seat, messages flared cold and abruptâemergency notices, field reports, each short phrase carrying the weight of lives in the balance.
Through his commute Kevin narrowed his eyes, as though unconsciously trying to read the palette of the summer night. Neon reds and oranges crossed with the green of traffic signals, while the outlines of distant mountains and the shore emerged dimly in the haze. In the rearview mirror, his own face appeared distorted by fatigue and responsibility. He imagined how it must look reflected in the eyes of his men, and in the eyes of those who lived in this city.
As the suburbs gave way to downtown, the flow of cars turned into a red river of lightsânot the bustle of rush hour, but a current charged with tension. Footsteps of passersby, the wail of an ambulance far off, exhaust mingling with sea breezeâeach sound and scent announcing the unvarnished reality of the city.
Conversation in the car was pared to the barest minimum. His colleague tapped silently at the phone, scanning reports and maps. Every burst of radio static carried words few and clipped, but each syllable held the weight of someoneâs life.
At the office, the parking lot was lined with colleaguesâ cars, their engines humming in faint reply to one another. A night wind slipped through the windows, rustling the scattered papersâa sound that resembled the heartbeat of responsibility itself.
Inside the building, the cool air brushed his skin, blending with the stillness of late night to bind the corridors in a taut silence. Each step sent back a cold echo. Notices and bulletins on the walls caught the dim light, whispering of daily duty and the reality that awaited beyond.
In the meeting room, his subordinates lifted their eyes to him; reports on the table quivered slightly in the conditioned air. No one spoke, but silence itself was steeped in tension. Everyone knew that todayâs decisions would ripple outward to change the lives of people unseen and far away.
As the meeting began, real-time transmissions crackled from the radio, and gazes crossed one another. Between the numbers and the dry lines of reports, there were always living human beings. To protect themâor expose them to dangerâwas the responsibility that each man recognized as his own.
The meeting stretched deep into the night: communications with the field, sorting of documents, instructions for the next day. Outside, the city wavered in the heat, neon glinting against the office windows. Kevin pressed the dayâs weight into his heart as he stared at that restless light.
By the time he set out for home, the city had assumed a face wholly different from daytime. Shadows under the streetlamps, red reflections of neon, exhaust tangled with the sea wind, the faint silhouette of mountains dissolving into the night skyâall of it bore silent testimony to the consequences of the dayâs choices.
He glanced at the papers on the seat, drew one deep breath. Summer night air slipped in through the window, brushing his skin. The sense of responsibility weighed heavy on his chest, and so did solitude, but in the pulse of the city he found, still, the strength to take another step forward.
Through the nightâs lattice of light, Kevin drove on across summer Los Angeles. The voices on the radio, his menâs tension, the officeâs chilled air, the neon glare, the tang of the sea breeze, the distant siren of an ambulanceâall of these tangled together, imprinting themselves as the dayâs memory. In the silence and in the few words exchanged in the car, in the quiet and the clamor of the city, in the interplay of light and shadow, a living map of the city was etched inside him, sharpening both the solitude and the responsibility of his role as an officer of ICE.
As night deepened, on his way home he clutched the papers on the passenger seat and watched his own shadow fall beneath the streetlamps. He listened closely to the cityâs voice: the reflection of light, the tremor of heat, the siren far away, the stillness of neighborhoods. All of it pressed responsibility and solitude deeper into his chest.
When Kevin pushed open the door of his house, the nightâs heat retreated slightly, replaced by the cool air of the living room flowing to meet him. He dropped the documents onto the table; the bundled papers struck with a dry sound that sank into silence, as though absorbing some measure of the weight that had burdened his shoulders.
Yet that moment of relief quivered almost at once, like a string brushed by an unseen hand. From the depths of the house came a faint creakâtimbers straining, or perhaps the plucked resonance of some hidden instrument. Kevin strained to listen, then wondered if it was no more than the ghostly trick of fatigue.
The air trembled. Water in the half-drunk glass on the table rippled with faint light. The ripples, small yet certain, seemed to resonate with a force lurking in the houseâs depths. A frame on the wall slipped askew, and through the glass the smiling figures in the photograph appeared slightly warped. A raw unease rose in Kevinâs chest, and his gaze lifted toward the ceiling. Above the panels, the beams murmured to one another, a low groan not of chance but of deliberate design, as if some hidden architect had composed the house itself as an instrument.
The floor rumbled, faint vibrations pressing upward through his feet. Streetlamp light bled through the curtains, filling the room with a wavering orange glow, as if already foreshadowing collapse. The house expanded and contracted like a lung, like an unseen heart pulsing in the dark, its beat echoed by the beams and pillars. Kevin set his hands on his knees, unmoving, listening. The sound overhead no longer resembled random creaks. It grew with rhythm, swelling into a low wave that spread across the room. The wallpaper split, revealing a thin fissure that carried within it the promise of widening.
The water in the glass quivered, scattering the lamplight into shards. The window shuddered under the night wind; metal fastenings clicked faintly. The beams groaned louder, as if in answer. In that instant the whole house became an instrument, releasing a deep, resonant note. The vibration struck his inner ear, mingled with the pulse of his blood.
Kevin pressed a hand to his chestâbut his own heartbeat and the heartbeat of the house merged, the boundary between them dissolving. Cracks across the wall swallowed light, dark lines spreading. The beams moaned and bent, their sound a summons downward, inevitable as gravity. Glass burst into fragments, scattering the streetâs light into the air. Furniture leapt, books tumbled, the table tilted.
And thenâthe ceiling split, and fell. The roar shook even the lamplight outside; dust rose in a choking tide, the world turned white and sightless. Kevinâs body, too, was caught in the same current as the beams and pillars. Whether he stood, or fell, or was torn apartâhe felt not terror but a strange relief. Together with the house, he was sinking into the close of a final movement. There was nothing to flee, no document to guard, no responsibility: all dissolved now into dust.
The beams broke, the pillars collapsed, the floor split. His bones, his blood, his voiceâall shattered into fragments carried into the night air. The collapse was not violence, but the coda of a meticulously designed score. Kevin, too, was only one note within it, drawn at last into silence.
When the dust settled, silence returned. Kevin was no longer among the wreckage. Only the shadow of a fallen beam lay there, like a remnant of his being.
Far away, a dog barked. An ambulance siren split the night. The cityâs breath went on, but Kevinâs had ceased forever. In the streets remained only the echo of collapse, and the quiet memory of a death no one would hear.
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Set in New York City.
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â¢Characteristics: A rare blood type that lacks the usual ABO antigens â cannot be classified as A, B, or O.
â¢Discovery: First identified in 1952 in Mumbai, India (formerly Bombay).
â¢Prevalence: Roughly 1 in 10,000 people in India; globally, about 1 in 2.5 million.
â¢Transfusion Compatibility: Only compatible with blood from other Bombay type donors.
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Volume 16ð
The following is still in its draft stage and will be revised further.
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Night was drawing its heavy veil over the neighborhoods of the San Fernando Valley, and Kevin Moriâs car slid forward as though gliding on a shadowed surface. Beyond the window, the heat of summerâs night rose, while the asphalt, still holding the brilliance of the day, scattered red and black reflections like fragments of muted fire. His day as an officer of Immigration and Customs Enforcement had not yet ended; it merely continued into the dark. Papers on the passenger seat trembled faintlyâorders, reports, each sheet a cold reminder of how every decision could alter the lives of flesh-and-blood people.
The radio crackled with static, then carried the clipped voices of another unit.
âCheck completeâresidential route secure. Residents advised, heat alert.â
âRoger. Next, proceed to downtown infiltration confirmation.â
The words were concise, yet beneath them lurked the weight of responsibility. Kevinâs colleague at his side listened in silence, and Kevin imagined the strain, the fatigue, the daily fears borne by his subordinates.
The quiet houses of the district floated in the pale light of the streetlamps. Windows glowed with the warmth of family life, and the trees in the yards swayed with the scent of summer. To Kevin, that scene was both what he was sworn to protect, and a stage upon which the gravity of judgment was constantly revealed.
Merging onto the freeway, he entered a sea of headlights undulating like waves. Far ahead, the spires of downtown buildings pierced the night sky. The air was thick with heat, the carâs air conditioning too feeble against the humidity clinging to his skin. On the phone screen in the passenger seat, messages flared cold and abruptâemergency notices, field reports, each short phrase carrying the weight of lives in the balance.
Through his commute Kevin narrowed his eyes, as though unconsciously trying to read the palette of the summer night. Neon reds and oranges crossed with the green of traffic signals, while the outlines of distant mountains and the shore emerged dimly in the haze. In the rearview mirror, his own face appeared distorted by fatigue and responsibility. He imagined how it must look reflected in the eyes of his men, and in the eyes of those who lived in this city.
As the suburbs gave way to downtown, the flow of cars turned into a red river of lightsânot the bustle of rush hour, but a current charged with tension. Footsteps of passersby, the wail of an ambulance far off, exhaust mingling with sea breezeâeach sound and scent announcing the unvarnished reality of the city.
Conversation in the car was pared to the barest minimum. His colleague tapped silently at the phone, scanning reports and maps. Every burst of radio static carried words few and clipped, but each syllable held the weight of someoneâs life.
At the office, the parking lot was lined with colleaguesâ cars, their engines humming in faint reply to one another. A night wind slipped through the windows, rustling the scattered papersâa sound that resembled the heartbeat of responsibility itself.
Inside the building, the cool air brushed his skin, blending with the stillness of late night to bind the corridors in a taut silence. Each step sent back a cold echo. Notices and bulletins on the walls caught the dim light, whispering of daily duty and the reality that awaited beyond.
In the meeting room, his subordinates lifted their eyes to him; reports on the table quivered slightly in the conditioned air. No one spoke, but silence itself was steeped in tension. Everyone knew that todayâs decisions would ripple outward to change the lives of people unseen and far away.
As the meeting began, real-time transmissions crackled from the radio, and gazes crossed one another. Between the numbers and the dry lines of reports, there were always living human beings. To protect themâor expose them to dangerâwas the responsibility that each man recognized as his own.
The meeting stretched deep into the night: communications with the field, sorting of documents, instructions for the next day. Outside, the city wavered in the heat, neon glinting against the office windows. Kevin pressed the dayâs weight into his heart as he stared at that restless light.
By the time he set out for home, the city had assumed a face wholly different from daytime. Shadows under the streetlamps, red reflections of neon, exhaust tangled with the sea wind, the faint silhouette of mountains dissolving into the night skyâall of it bore silent testimony to the consequences of the dayâs choices.
He glanced at the papers on the seat, drew one deep breath. Summer night air slipped in through the window, brushing his skin. The sense of responsibility weighed heavy on his chest, and so did solitude, but in the pulse of the city he found, still, the strength to take another step forward.
Through the nightâs lattice of light, Kevin drove on across summer Los Angeles. The voices on the radio, his menâs tension, the officeâs chilled air, the neon glare, the tang of the sea breeze, the distant siren of an ambulanceâall of these tangled together, imprinting themselves as the dayâs memory. In the silence and in the few words exchanged in the car, in the quiet and the clamor of the city, in the interplay of light and shadow, a living map of the city was etched inside him, sharpening both the solitude and the responsibility of his role as an officer of ICE.
As night deepened, on his way home he clutched the papers on the passenger seat and watched his own shadow fall beneath the streetlamps. He listened closely to the cityâs voice: the reflection of light, the tremor of heat, the siren far away, the stillness of neighborhoods. All of it pressed responsibility and solitude deeper into his chest.
When Kevin pushed open the door of his house, the nightâs heat retreated slightly, replaced by the cool air of the living room flowing to meet him. He dropped the documents onto the table; the bundled papers struck with a dry sound that sank into silence, as though absorbing some measure of the weight that had burdened his shoulders.
Yet that moment of relief quivered almost at once, like a string brushed by an unseen hand. From the depths of the house came a faint creakâtimbers straining, or perhaps the plucked resonance of some hidden instrument. Kevin strained to listen, then wondered if it was no more than the ghostly trick of fatigue.
The air trembled. Water in the half-drunk glass on the table rippled with faint light. The ripples, small yet certain, seemed to resonate with a force lurking in the houseâs depths. A frame on the wall slipped askew, and through the glass the smiling figures in the photograph appeared slightly warped. A raw unease rose in Kevinâs chest, and his gaze lifted toward the ceiling. Above the panels, the beams murmured to one another, a low groan not of chance but of deliberate design, as if some hidden architect had composed the house itself as an instrument.
The floor rumbled, faint vibrations pressing upward through his feet. Streetlamp light bled through the curtains, filling the room with a wavering orange glow, as if already foreshadowing collapse. The house expanded and contracted like a lung, like an unseen heart pulsing in the dark, its beat echoed by the beams and pillars. Kevin set his hands on his knees, unmoving, listening. The sound overhead no longer resembled random creaks. It grew with rhythm, swelling into a low wave that spread across the room. The wallpaper split, revealing a thin fissure that carried within it the promise of widening.
The water in the glass quivered, scattering the lamplight into shards. The window shuddered under the night wind; metal fastenings clicked faintly. The beams groaned louder, as if in answer. In that instant the whole house became an instrument, releasing a deep, resonant note. The vibration struck his inner ear, mingled with the pulse of his blood.
Kevin pressed a hand to his chestâbut his own heartbeat and the heartbeat of the house merged, the boundary between them dissolving. Cracks across the wall swallowed light, dark lines spreading. The beams moaned and bent, their sound a summons downward, inevitable as gravity. Glass burst into fragments, scattering the streetâs light into the air. Furniture leapt, books tumbled, the table tilted.
And thenâthe ceiling split, and fell. The roar shook even the lamplight outside; dust rose in a choking tide, the world turned white and sightless. Kevinâs body, too, was caught in the same current as the beams and pillars. Whether he stood, or fell, or was torn apartâhe felt not terror but a strange relief. Together with the house, he was sinking into the close of a final movement. There was nothing to flee, no document to guard, no responsibility: all dissolved now into dust.
The beams broke, the pillars collapsed, the floor split. His bones, his blood, his voiceâall shattered into fragments carried into the night air. The collapse was not violence, but the coda of a meticulously designed score. Kevin, too, was only one note within it, drawn at last into silence.
When the dust settled, silence returned. Kevin was no longer among the wreckage. Only the shadow of a fallen beam lay there, like a remnant of his being.
Far away, a dog barked. An ambulance siren split the night. The cityâs breath went on, but Kevinâs had ceased forever. In the streets remained only the echo of collapse, and the quiet memory of a death no one would hear.
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â¢Prevalence: Roughly 1 in 10,000 people in India; globally, about 1 in 2.5 million.
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Night was drawing its heavy veil over the neighborhoods of the San Fernando Valley, and Kevin Moriâs car slid forward as though gliding on a shadowed surface. Beyond the window, the heat of summerâs night rose, while the asphalt, still holding the brilliance of the day, scattered red and black reflections like fragments of muted fire. His day as an officer of Immigration and Customs Enforcement had not yet ended; it merely continued into the dark. Papers on the passenger seat trembled faintlyâorders, reports, each sheet a cold reminder of how every decision could alter the lives of flesh-and-blood people.
The radio crackled with static, then carried the clipped voices of another unit.
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The words were concise, yet beneath them lurked the weight of responsibility. Kevinâs colleague at his side listened in silence, and Kevin imagined the strain, the fatigue, the daily fears borne by his subordinates.
The quiet houses of the district floated in the pale light of the streetlamps. Windows glowed with the warmth of family life, and the trees in the yards swayed with the scent of summer. To Kevin, that scene was both what he was sworn to protect, and a stage upon which the gravity of judgment was constantly revealed.
Merging onto the freeway, he entered a sea of headlights undulating like waves. Far ahead, the spires of downtown buildings pierced the night sky. The air was thick with heat, the carâs air conditioning too feeble against the humidity clinging to his skin. On the phone screen in the passenger seat, messages flared cold and abruptâemergency notices, field reports, each short phrase carrying the weight of lives in the balance.
Through his commute Kevin narrowed his eyes, as though unconsciously trying to read the palette of the summer night. Neon reds and oranges crossed with the green of traffic signals, while the outlines of distant mountains and the shore emerged dimly in the haze. In the rearview mirror, his own face appeared distorted by fatigue and responsibility. He imagined how it must look reflected in the eyes of his men, and in the eyes of those who lived in this city.
As the suburbs gave way to downtown, the flow of cars turned into a red river of lightsânot the bustle of rush hour, but a current charged with tension. Footsteps of passersby, the wail of an ambulance far off, exhaust mingling with sea breezeâeach sound and scent announcing the unvarnished reality of the city.
Conversation in the car was pared to the barest minimum. His colleague tapped silently at the phone, scanning reports and maps. Every burst of radio static carried words few and clipped, but each syllable held the weight of someoneâs life.
At the office, the parking lot was lined with colleaguesâ cars, their engines humming in faint reply to one another. A night wind slipped through the windows, rustling the scattered papersâa sound that resembled the heartbeat of responsibility itself.
Inside the building, the cool air brushed his skin, blending with the stillness of late night to bind the corridors in a taut silence. Each step sent back a cold echo. Notices and bulletins on the walls caught the dim light, whispering of daily duty and the reality that awaited beyond.
In the meeting room, his subordinates lifted their eyes to him; reports on the table quivered slightly in the conditioned air. No one spoke, but silence itself was steeped in tension. Everyone knew that todayâs decisions would ripple outward to change the lives of people unseen and far away.
As the meeting began, real-time transmissions crackled from the radio, and gazes crossed one another. Between the numbers and the dry lines of reports, there were always living human beings. To protect themâor expose them to dangerâwas the responsibility that each man recognized as his own.
The meeting stretched deep into the night: communications with the field, sorting of documents, instructions for the next day. Outside, the city wavered in the heat, neon glinting against the office windows. Kevin pressed the dayâs weight into his heart as he stared at that restless light.
By the time he set out for home, the city had assumed a face wholly different from daytime. Shadows under the streetlamps, red reflections of neon, exhaust tangled with the sea wind, the faint silhouette of mountains dissolving into the night skyâall of it bore silent testimony to the consequences of the dayâs choices.
He glanced at the papers on the seat, drew one deep breath. Summer night air slipped in through the window, brushing his skin. The sense of responsibility weighed heavy on his chest, and so did solitude, but in the pulse of the city he found, still, the strength to take another step forward.
Through the nightâs lattice of light, Kevin drove on across summer Los Angeles. The voices on the radio, his menâs tension, the officeâs chilled air, the neon glare, the tang of the sea breeze, the distant siren of an ambulanceâall of these tangled together, imprinting themselves as the dayâs memory. In the silence and in the few words exchanged in the car, in the quiet and the clamor of the city, in the interplay of light and shadow, a living map of the city was etched inside him, sharpening both the solitude and the responsibility of his role as an officer of ICE.
As night deepened, on his way home he clutched the papers on the passenger seat and watched his own shadow fall beneath the streetlamps. He listened closely to the cityâs voice: the reflection of light, the tremor of heat, the siren far away, the stillness of neighborhoods. All of it pressed responsibility and solitude deeper into his chest.
When Kevin pushed open the door of his house, the nightâs heat retreated slightly, replaced by the cool air of the living room flowing to meet him. He dropped the documents onto the table; the bundled papers struck with a dry sound that sank into silence, as though absorbing some measure of the weight that had burdened his shoulders.
Yet that moment of relief quivered almost at once, like a string brushed by an unseen hand. From the depths of the house came a faint creakâtimbers straining, or perhaps the plucked resonance of some hidden instrument. Kevin strained to listen, then wondered if it was no more than the ghostly trick of fatigue.
The air trembled. Water in the half-drunk glass on the table rippled with faint light. The ripples, small yet certain, seemed to resonate with a force lurking in the houseâs depths. A frame on the wall slipped askew, and through the glass the smiling figures in the photograph appeared slightly warped. A raw unease rose in Kevinâs chest, and his gaze lifted toward the ceiling. Above the panels, the beams murmured to one another, a low groan not of chance but of deliberate design, as if some hidden architect had composed the house itself as an instrument.
The floor rumbled, faint vibrations pressing upward through his feet. Streetlamp light bled through the curtains, filling the room with a wavering orange glow, as if already foreshadowing collapse. The house expanded and contracted like a lung, like an unseen heart pulsing in the dark, its beat echoed by the beams and pillars. Kevin set his hands on his knees, unmoving, listening. The sound overhead no longer resembled random creaks. It grew with rhythm, swelling into a low wave that spread across the room. The wallpaper split, revealing a thin fissure that carried within it the promise of widening.
The water in the glass quivered, scattering the lamplight into shards. The window shuddered under the night wind; metal fastenings clicked faintly. The beams groaned louder, as if in answer. In that instant the whole house became an instrument, releasing a deep, resonant note. The vibration struck his inner ear, mingled with the pulse of his blood.
Kevin pressed a hand to his chestâbut his own heartbeat and the heartbeat of the house merged, the boundary between them dissolving. Cracks across the wall swallowed light, dark lines spreading. The beams moaned and bent, their sound a summons downward, inevitable as gravity. Glass burst into fragments, scattering the streetâs light into the air. Furniture leapt, books tumbled, the table tilted.
And thenâthe ceiling split, and fell. The roar shook even the lamplight outside; dust rose in a choking tide, the world turned white and sightless. Kevinâs body, too, was caught in the same current as the beams and pillars. Whether he stood, or fell, or was torn apartâhe felt not terror but a strange relief. Together with the house, he was sinking into the close of a final movement. There was nothing to flee, no document to guard, no responsibility: all dissolved now into dust.
The beams broke, the pillars collapsed, the floor split. His bones, his blood, his voiceâall shattered into fragments carried into the night air. The collapse was not violence, but the coda of a meticulously designed score. Kevin, too, was only one note within it, drawn at last into silence.
When the dust settled, silence returned. Kevin was no longer among the wreckage. Only the shadow of a fallen beam lay there, like a remnant of his being.
Far away, a dog barked. An ambulance siren split the night. The cityâs breath went on, but Kevinâs had ceased forever. In the streets remained only the echo of collapse, and the quiet memory of a death no one would hear.
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Set in New York City.
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â¢Characteristics: A rare blood type that lacks the usual ABO antigens â cannot be classified as A, B, or O.
â¢Discovery: First identified in 1952 in Mumbai, India (formerly Bombay).
â¢Prevalence: Roughly 1 in 10,000 people in India; globally, about 1 in 2.5 million.
â¢Transfusion Compatibility: Only compatible with blood from other Bombay type donors.
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Near the Traffic Light.
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My new novel.
Bâ (B Flat)
Part 8. Iâve polished the opening section into what is almost its final form. ð
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Below is the earlier draft of the same passage. You might find it interesting to compare them. ð
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ââThere are countless reasons a person might fall in love. Yet to realizeâonly afterwardâthat one has already fallen, that has no reason at all. That, I believe, is what true love is. And perhaps, if at that very moment a pale, washed light were spilling across the air around you, it would be easier to know. Such a light wraps itself around you like breath, stirring dormant memories. It seeps through the veil of your eyelids, reaching into the quietest chambers of your heart. To meet someone whose name you do not yet know, and come to know them deeplyâthis light is indispensable.ââ
From the warehouseâs high windows, a softened light poured in at an angle.
It was nearly noon, yet the whiteness seemed uncertain, as if reluctant to wake. It drifted into the dimness, losing its edges, and came to rest in silence upon the floor, where it left a faint, wavering shimmer over the roughened concrete.
Between the white tape that marked each booth, artists moved quickly, crossing paths with the efficient chaos of a weekend market. They had gathered for an exhibition and sale, and the air was thick with a mingling of colors, voices, and the faint hum of old walls holding their breath.
From the half-open loading bay came the low throb of hip-hopâits bass-heavy rhythm dragging slightly, as if reluctant to let go. The beat shivered through the floor, up the walls, as though the building itself were listening. Likely it came from the speakers of a delivery truck idling outside.
From a narrow slit in the eastern bay door, sunlight spilled in just enough to turn the dust motes into a drifting gold haze.
A young man in a suit lowered himself into the booth where Ana sat. On the white tape marking the aisle edge, someone had written Sieveâthe name under which Ana and her group had reserved the space.
He leaned forward, pulling one notebook from a precarious stack, and began turning the pages slowly, his eyes lingering. His skin was a warm brown, perhaps Middle Eastern like Anaâs, and the profile that caught the light was refined, his blue eyes steady and unhurried. They followed each pencil line as if tracing a path: the breadth of a slow curve, the layering of fine, taut lines, the shadows conjured by the pressure of graphite.
Ana had always thought that those who can speak with their eyes are also those who can take the world in with them.
He looked up, caught her gaze from the corner of his vision, and smiled.
âIs this yours?â
Startled at being caught watching him, Ana answered a little too quickly.
âYes. Mine.â
âWhy did you draw it in ordinary pencil? Is it a rough sketch?â
The piece he was looking at was Arjunâher boyfriendâseen in profile as he waited for her at a café. That day she had arrived late; he was seated by the window, eyes fixed on his laptop screen. The slant of sunlight had fused with the intent in his gaze, branding the image into her memory. That was the moment she had drawn.
âNoâitâs finished. I like the feel of ordinary tools. Pencils, everyday pensâŠâ
He smiled faintly.
âAnd the man is him?â
âYes,â she replied without hesitation, the smile reaching her eyes.
âI see. A shame, thoughâfor a weekend. And is this one your mother?â
Ana leaned over to see the page he held. It was indeed her mother, Sangeeta Patel, bent slightly forward, preparing food. The curve of her lips revealed a glimpse of teeth, a smile caught mid-breath.
When Sangeeta cooked, the whole house was wrapped in the perfume of spices and the warm, nutty scent of fenugreek. Every winter, without fail, she made undhiyu, a recipe handed down from Anaâs grandmother. It was a traditional Hindu dish from before the family converted to another faith, yet she had kept itâbecause inside it lived the memory of family as an unbroken circle.
To Anaya, it was the very scent of Indiaâs sun-dried earth.
âYes, my mother,â she said softly.
Amirâs mouth softened into a smile. He turned the page.
âAnd this too?â
Ana stepped closer. Again, her motherâbut this time by the window, reading. Her gaze, resting on the page, held a quiet stillness, and somewhere deep in it, a shadow of sorrow. On the cover, in dull gold letters, was the title Untouchable. Years ago, her mother had stumbled upon the novel in the town library, and it had shifted her life by a fractionâenough to change its course. Within the text, she had met a younger version of herself. Reading had become prayer; prayer had become resolve. From that day, Sangeetaâs faith was aimed toward âa God who would harm no one.â
Ana gave a small nod.
âYes. My beloved motherâwhom I deeply respect.â
Amir lowered his gaze to the drawing again, his index finger following the line of her motherâs sight, almost but not quite touching.
âYou draw eyes beautifully,â he said.
Those eyes were nothing but gradations of graphite, and yet they held a depth that felt layered with countless emotions. The contours were soft, the shadows of the lashes trembling faintly. There was no reflected light, and still, the act of seeing was thereâquiet, unwavering. In the firmness of the strokes lay a delicate quiver, as though searching for the light beyond. The shadows seemed steeped in unspoken conflict and in prayer. As if, deep in the paper, a soul stood motionless in silence.
âEyes that seem to be fighting quietly,â Amir murmured, his voice roughened, âand yet, somehow, forgiving.â
His words stirred something deep in Anaâs chest. She had wanted to capture bothâthe heat of her motherâs struggles and the cool clarity with which she met them. And he had seen it.
Amir smiled again, and rose slowly.
Mika arrived, weaving between the booths with a bright, scattering smile for every artist, her F30 canvas slung across her back.
âIf youâd like, you can look at mine too. Iâm Mika.â
âThank you,â Amir said, extending his hand. Mika passed her canvas to Ana, shook hands, and grinned.
âWhy are you giving me your stuff?â Ana muttered, a touch annoyed.
âYou live together, donât you?â Mika whispered back, smiling.
âMy name is Amir. Amir Nasser.â
He smiled at them both, lowered his gaze to the floor, glanced up at the ceiling, then turned his eyes away shyly, like a boy.
Tapping rapidly at his phone, Rafi appeared, gave Ana a quick look, and addressed Amir in a low voice. The heaviness in his build suggested he was older.
âWhatâs wrong? Something happen?â
âNo. Iâll tell you later,â Amir said gently, as if to temper Rafiâs stare. Then, to Ana and Mika:
âThank you. It was a beautiful moment. Iâll see you on Saturday.â
Ana smiled her thanks, though Rafiâs gaze stayed sharp. For a moment, Amir studied her eyes as if searching for something, then turned and walked away with Rafi.
Ana watched them go, unsettled. Both were wearing suitsâon a Saturday.
âThey rich?â Mika said lightly. âSaudi heirs, maybe?â
âWhat do you mean?â Ana asked.
âBrioni suits. Edward Green shoes. Thatâs about the price of a luxury car. Two of them? Two cars.â
She bent to retrieve a canvas from behind their boothâs supplies, and began setting up again.
âMaybe theyâre with the Republicans? Thereâs a national convention at the Garden tonight.â
The Gardenâshort for Madison Square Garden. Ana, still watching the two menâs retreating backs, said absently,
âIs that so.â
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Thereâs still more to come. ð
(This is not the final draft.)
Set in New York City.
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â¢Characteristics: A rare blood type that lacks the usual ABO antigens â cannot be classified as A, B, or O.
â¢Discovery: First identified in 1952 in Mumbai, India (formerly Bombay).
â¢Prevalence: Roughly 1 in 10,000 people in India; globally, about 1 in 2.5 million.
â¢Transfusion Compatibility: Only compatible with blood from other Bombay type donors.
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Volume 17ð
The following is still in its draft stage and will be revised further.
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My new novel
Bâ (B Flat)
Columbia Point Residences, a redevelopment of an old warehouse district near the piers of Red Hook that look south over New York Harbor, sat with Williamsburgâs commercial and arts quarter to its north, a reclaimed stretch of landfill between them transformed into a quiet new neighborhood of low-rise detached houses.
On the freshly paved streets the laughter of children echoed, and the soft afternoon sun gently lit the roof tiles and white exterior walls. The wind carried a cool, saline scent from the sea, and, far off in the harbor, a shipâs horn punctuated the calm.
Residents were building new lives here, apart from the cityâs daily tumult.
At three in the afternoon the light was still mild, gilding the leaves of the street trees. Marinersâ Rowâthis new residential enclaveâpresented itself with almost calculated perfection: rows of white houses, straight sidewalks flanking them. The scent of new construction and still-wet paint hung faintly in the air.
Mark Sanchez stood by the large living-room window and imagined a happy future for his family.
His unit, ERO, was the field force within ICE responsible for immigration enforcement and removalsâhardened by the harsh realities of carrying out deportationsâcontrasted with HSIâs international-crime investigations. But here, behind the glass, he was simply a father and a husband.
Rachel had begun preparing dinner in the kitchen. Childrenâs voices drifted from the distant school-bus stop.
â Calm. Perhaps life is distilled on a Sunday at three in the afternoon, â he murmured inwardly.
The afternoon light slanted more and more; shadows reflected in the window stretched. On the neighborhood street, an old man walked slowly, pushing a cart as he walked his dog. The crossing laughter of children made that scene seem like an emblem of a gentle, innocent world.
Inside the house, the children were absorbed in play, and Rachel greeted them with a smile. The outside air was mild, the breeze only slightly warm; curtains swayed softly.
Mark opened the front door and checked the mailbox. There were notices about the new school and an announcement for a local disaster-preparedness drill.
At three in the afternoon, as the second hand crept forward, silence deepened.
Beside the houseâs foundation concrete there was a faint tremor.
In the afternoon hush, the harbor horn and the rustle of leaves in the breeze filled the soundscapeâsounds that masked a subtle detonation so that the surrounding residents did not notice. Smoke rose slowly; there was no fierce blaze at the moment of explosion, only fine dust quietly filling the air. The collapse did not happen all at once but proceeded slowly and inevitably. Part of the exterior wall developed quiet fissures; glass trembled and fractured into fine shards. Wooden posts toppled one by one without a sound, the house crumbling inward as if in a muted dance. A small shock set off a chain reaction of charges that dismantled the structure from withinâsilently yet surely. The exterior split without fanfare; windows became powder; wooden supports began to fall.
But the noise had been suppressed to the greatest extent possible; the neighborhoodâs residents scarcely noticed anything had occurred.
In the distance, silhouettes of buildings slumped and settled. Not only Markâs house but a blue house about three hundred meters across the street, and a white house further in, kicked up clouds of dust.
Three houses vanished in an instant.
The wind halted for a moment; only the leaves of the street trees trembled.
Marinersâ Rowâs afternoon regained its former stillness, as if nothing had happened.
Yet everything had changed.
By planting small, distributed charges of C4 at several points in the foundation concrete and detonating them in precisely timed, ordered sequences, the shockwave could be minimized while the skeleton of the structure was collapsed from the inside.
Rafiâs knowledge of architecture had made possible not mere destruction but a âquiet collapse.â
âUse only the force thatâs necessaryââthat was his credo.
From a rooftop some distance away, Rafi watched the scene unfold; a deep silence flowed through his chest. For him, it was both an outcry and a prayer. The silence dwelling in destruction was the expression of his tangled feelings.
From childhood, Rafi had found refuge only in silence. The clamor of children playing in Gazaâs dusty alleys, the thunder of airstrikesâthese had only wounded him more deeply. In a rundown corner of Gaza, the small Rafi leaned against a wall. When the roar of bombardment receded, the brief stillness was a salvation.
His motherâs tears, his fatherâs angerâthe chaos of it allâthe boy sought only a place without sound. He fled inward to a world without noise.
Tinkering with the innards of a broken radio with small hands, Rafi first understood the relation between destruction and quiet. A ruined radio, after it lost its sound, simply remained there in material form, silently.
As he grew, his inner life knotted into complexity. He studied architecture at the Islamic University to make shapes and manipulate structures as a way to steady the disorder within him. Even the days bent over blueprints failed to soothe the quiet madness hidden under his skin. When he faced a building plan, his hands trembled; in his head the calculated beauty of structure mixed with the cool cruelty of demolition.
Then he found a method to produce the silence he had once sought: planting bombs.
For him, it was the only way to externalize his pain. The C4 placed silently at a buildingâs core crystallized the intersection of his desire to destroy and his thirst for silence. Israelâs attacks on Gaza had stoked his rage, but the true explosion had been nurtured in the quiet of his childhood. For Rafi, releasing explosives without sound was a ritual of severing himself from the worldâs noise.
Rafiâs heart could find rest only in the stillness of destruction; he was trapped in a darkness no one noticed.
Without sound, unnoticed by anyone, he broke his world and obtained silence.
And no one knew that his cry was hidden within that quiet destruction.
Construction of Columbia Point Residences had begun in 2024. The three collapsed houses had been occupied by staff of the U.S. Immigration and Customs EnforcementâICEâand its Enforcement and Removal Operations, ERO.
They took off their uniforms, sat at these tables with their families. By day they detained migrants and sent them out of the country; by night they held children on their laps and drank beer.
To Rafi, those two faces were one mask. Smile and cruelty breathed under the same skin. It was almost impossible to discern the boundary. He had seen the light in those houses many nightsâthe silhouettes at dinner through the curtains, laughter. There were no faces of the detained among them.
Each night Rafi never missed the five prayers. His fingertips turned sacred pages of the Qurâan; Arabic verses rang in his heart. âTrue strength lies in patience; vengeance is entrusted to Godââthat phrase steadied him, lending calm. His anger was forbidden to flare; it lived quietly inside.
Recent news repeated the same refrain dailyââa million deported annually,â âmilitary bases converted to detention centers,â âraids even on pending family applicationsâânumbers passing through the broadcast with a dry sound. But behind those numbers were names: his motherâs name, his sisterâs name, the old man next door. Those names did not run on the news; they had no voice.
Rafi thought: this is not policy but selectionâsorting who to keep and who to cast aside on sheets of paper. His faith taught mercy and justice, yet the world trampled those teachings. âGod is the judge; we are only witnessesââhe repeated in his heart, while refusing to look away.
People in the city sought ways to lighten their lives. Yet tariff hikes made the very air heavy. Bread, nails, gasoline rose in price; sighs filled the shopping streets. Oddly, ICE and ERO garages always housed new vehicles; uniforms looked uncreased and shoes had thick soles. It was the result of budget and protection, the payoff for casting others aside.
Rafi kept calm. To erupt in emotion was to feed the enemyâs desire. So he hid his anger. The fire burning within him was tended like a vow to Godâsilent and steady.
Stories of neighbors taken in the night, a child crying as someone was seizedâeach one settled into him and became fuel. But it never flared. It only fed the coals and raised the burn temperature. From the outside, he seemed a gentle man. Inside, however, a balanced plan of destruction was quietly taking shape.
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ELLEGARDEN â The End Of The World
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My new novel.
Bâ (B Flat)
This is my ninth novel.
The following is only the first draft. I'll be revising it a lot.
(It is, of course, not the final version.)
This is a continuation of Part 6. The previous part can be found here
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My New Novel.
Bâ (B Flat)
ââŠWhatâs that?â
Anaâs question went unanswered. Amir only stared at the surface of the river.
The edge of the cloth around the body fluttered, revealing half of a manâs faceâpale, rigid, and yet retaining an expression that was almost serene. So still that it was as if he were still adrift in a dream.
Professor Zakaria Haddadâ
It would be some time yet before Ana learned that this was his name.
âDonât move! Hands behind your head! Lie face down!â
The sharp, cracking voice tore through the tranquil air of the park.
From deep within the park, uniformed officers came running down the gentle slope of the grass. Some stopped, aiming their weapons in this direction, their gaze fixed squarely on Amir.
Unruffled, Amir quietly crouched beside Nadia.
âNadia, hereâkeep this for me.â
He held out the sketch from earlier.
A half-open door, a curtained window, a house veiled in shadow.
Nadiaâs eyes widened as she looked at him.
âWhyâŠ?â
âBecause itâs not over yet.â
With that, Amir rose slowly to his feet. His gentle smile shifted, replaced by a cool, detached stare directed at the officers.
âAmir! What are youââ Ana began, moving toward him, but he glanced back briefly.
âThank you, Ana. I could only come here because you were here.â
Those words slipped into the wind, and then he ranâkicking through the reeds, sliding over the grass, vaulting a handrail, and vanishing toward the skate park beyond.
âCut him off! Donât let him get away!â
Officers shouted into their radios, some breaking into a sprint.
Instinctively, Ana spread her arms as if to shield the children.
In a small voice, Nadia murmured,
ââŠWhy is he leavingâŠ?â
The scent of the wind shifted.
Interwoven with the riverâs smell was a faint breath of damp air, drifting up from underground. Beyond it, in the construction zone between the park and the redevelopment area, a rusted iron hatch just beyond the chain-link fence eased shut with a metallic clank. When one of the pursuing officers reached the spot, all that remained were the footprints on the ground and the slightly ajar hatch.
The stench of sewage, the tang of rusted metal. A faint sound of water.
And as Amirâs shadow slippedâquietly, but unmistakablyâinto the depths beneath the city, the first explosion erupted far below the Domino Sugar Refinery.
The blast tore through the silence, sending a tremor rumbling outward. Ancient brick walls cracked with a sharp report. A vast plume of smoke and dust rose at once, rattling windowpanes until they burst, scattering shards in every direction. Steel beams groaned, and walls bereft of support sagged before slowly giving way. The heavy buildingâs collapse, steeped in history, sounded like the groan of a giant waking from a centuries-long slumber.
A few minutes earlier, a small helicopter carrying a local news crew had been flying south along the Brooklyn waterfront. The riverâs surface quivered faintly; the city was not yet fully awake. Morning shadows lay neatly arrayed between the rooftops, while a line of birds traced the sky. Below, life seemed nothing but tranquil.
Off the port side, toward the low sky above Kent Avenue, a sudden pillar of white smoke rose.
ââŠHold on, thereâs smokeâŠâ The female reporterâs voice wavered in the headset as the pilot tilted the aircraft. The cameraâs zoom found the plume just as the refineryâs roof trembledâlifting slightly with the blast of dustâwhile the old brick walls split with a vicious crack. Steel beams bowed; glass burst upward into the sky like a flurry of snow.
The roar shook the air, its vibration spreading in ripples from deep within the ground. The sheer mass and sluggish surrender of the collapsing structure could be felt even through sight alone.
Peering into the viewfinder, the reporter let out a small gasp. The pilot banked gently, bringing the frame closer to the smoke.
ââŠViewers, there has just been a major explosion here on the Brooklyn waterfront. The smoke is⊠spreading rapidly.â Her voice, caught between shock and tension, quickened as it chased the unfolding scene. The camera stayed locked on the detailsâthe fractures in the brick, the bending of steel, the moment the glass disintegrated into powdery shards.
And before she could finish her commentary, another column of smoke erupted in the far right of the frameâthis time about four miles inland, at 316 Rutledge Street Tower, just east of Broadway.
The skeletal frame of the nearly completed high-rise shook violently, sparks bursting from its joints. Concrete floor slabs sheared layer by layer, the force of their collapse cascading downward in a chain reaction. Even from above, one could see the buildingâs form being pulled apart by gravity.
ââŠThis is⊠another building. I believe this is the Rutledge Street Tower, farther inland in Brooklyn. A second⊠explosion.â
The helicopterâs camera swung toward it, catching the exact moment the frame shuddered and the joints spat fire. Concrete floors pancaked, the destruction leaping from level to level in plain view from the aerial shot.
The reporter drew in her breath. ââŠThis is a coordinatedâmultipleââ She bit off the rest, for a third plume was already piercing the pale morning sky.
ââŠA third one. North along Kent Avenue⊠near Wythe, perhaps? A new residential buildingâŠâ
Through the zoom, brand-new windows shattered in unison, scattering bright fragments into the sunlight. Interior staircases collapsed as if seized by the wind, the framework gradually losing its shape.
The smoke soon blanketed the city, drifting out over the river. A gray curtain, its edges tinged gold by the sun, wavered in the air. Brooklynâs colors seemed to drain away, centered on three circles of ruin.
ââŠThe dust is⊠covering the city. This isâŠâ Her voice rasped, the ending trembling. The camera showed Brooklynâs waterfront wrapped in smoke, which spread slowly over the river, haloed faintly in gold by the sun.
ââŠWeâre bringing you the scene as it unfolds⊠but this is no accidental fire. Three incidents at onceâclearly intentionalââ She cut herself off, quickly amending, âDetails remain unclear,â because the male crew member beside her had shaken his head.
On the ground, patrons at a café along Kent Avenue had first only craned their necks to see the smoke. Fingers around coffee cups began to stiffen; smiles faded. Then came the deep bass resonance, vibrating through walls and floors, followed by a delayed tremor that traveled up their spinesâat which point chairs toppled and people began to run. Glass crunched underfoot. Around the corner, reddish dust curled like a living thing, swallowing the shadows of utility poles. Coughs, children crying, hands raised with smartphones. Sirens swelled from several directions, and people scattered as though chased by the sound.
In the Manhattan newsroom, breaking-news banners flashed red, the helicopter feed filling the screen behind the anchor desk. Collapsing brick, twisting steel, glass glittering in the sunâall played again and again in slow motion, pressing the studio air heavier with each loop.
âThis is clearly plannedââ a male commentator began, but the anchor interjected, âWe cannot confirm that yet.â Views from ground and air overlapped, burning into the viewersâ eyes the image of a city drowned in smoke.
Meanwhile, on a quiet pier on the Manhattan side, Rafi stood alone. The river was smooth as a mirror, but across the water, the skyline was losing its shape in slow motion. The distant explosions reached him like thunder in the chest, the scent of metal and cordite carried on the wind. Narrowing his eyes, he watched the crumbling city as though it were a single painting.
In the depths of his mind, another city roseâthe streets of his hometown, long since buried in rubble. Charred stone walls, the scent of blood, a sky blurred with dust. The roar of bombing in Gaza had always been paired with the strange stillness that followed. In that moment when cries went silent and only the wind remainedâ
That silence had stolen back into his ears now.
The three buildings were performing, almost in unison, an architecture of collapse.
The roar cleaved the cityâs quiet, as if to declare the beginning of Rafiâs revenge. Standing in the cold wind, he savored the way past memories and present plans intertwined. The smell of dust and smoke called forth old pain. Anger and calculation, held deep in his chest, seemed to breathe in the same rhythm.
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My new novel:
Bâ (B-flat)
Thereâs still more to come. ð
(This is not the final draft.)
Set in New York City.
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Note: I gave a brief explanation of this novel in the following video:
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1. "Bombay Blood Type (hh type)"
â¢Characteristics: A rare blood type that lacks the usual ABO antigens â cannot be classified as A, B, or O.
â¢Discovery: First identified in 1952 in Mumbai, India (formerly Bombay).
â¢Prevalence: Roughly 1 in 10,000 people in India; globally, about 1 in 2.5 million.
â¢Transfusion Compatibility: Only compatible with blood from other Bombay type donors.
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My new novel
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Ana woke to the faint sense of someoneâs presence.
The monitor beside her bed flickered softly, and the air was thick with the scent of antiseptic.
From the bed next to hers, Justinâs eyes were fixed straight on her face as she slept.
The anger that had once burned in those eyes during his televised speeches was gone, replaced by a gentle, almost tender light.
âThank you. TrulyâŠâ
His voice trembled faintly, and behind his words lingered a fragile honesty.
Ana narrowed her eyes slightly.
âYou donât need a reason to save someone. Bombay Blood⊠it doesnât let you choose who to give it to.â
He smiled faintly, turning his gaze toward the ceiling as if to hide the shallowness of his breath.
âIâve never been the kind of man to entrust my life to anyone. At leastânot until yesterday.â
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Justin let out a sigh.
âThe thought that someone elseâs blood is flowing inside meâitâs terrifying, if I stop to think about it.
And yet⊠at the same time, Iâve never felt so alive. Not once in my life.â
Ana tilted her head slightly.
âAlive?â
âThe moment I was shot, I truly thought I was going to die. But people risked their lives to protect me. Someone made a choice that could have killed them instead of me. I only now realize how much that meansâbeyond anything words can express.â
His tone lacked the sharpness, the calculated rhythm of a politicianâs speech. It was simply the voice of a man trying to measure the weight of his own life.
Ana smiled faintly.
âThen maybe now⊠you could give your blood to someone else?â
Justin gave a wry smile and lowered his eyes.
âMaybe. But first, I think I should repay the debt to the one who brought me back to life.â
At that moment, a faint crackle from a security radio came from beyond the door.
Justinâs recovery had not yet been made public. But his survival wouldâsooner or laterâshake the election, and perhaps even the world.
Ana forgot all of that.
All she felt was a quiet astonishment that the blood that once flowed in her own body was now pulsing within another.
The door opened quietly.
The sharp sound of heels struck the floor, and a faint scent of rosemary drifted in.
The woman who entered wore a disposable polyethylene gown, shoe covers, and a thin hair cap. It was Eleanor.
Her gaze moved from Ana to Justin, pausing on each of their faces.
âIâm sorry to interrupt,â she said, her voice calm, though Ana sensed the precision of carefully measured emotion beneath it.
When Ana started to rise, Eleanor raised a hand to stop her.
âYou must be Ms. Anaya⊠Thank you. Thank you for saving him.â
She took Justinâs hand briefly, then looked Ana straight in the eye.
âNo amount of gratitude could ever be enough. To borrow a lifeâsuch a thing hardly ever happens.â
Ana nodded faintly, unsure how to respond.
âI only did what I could.â
Justin looked at Eleanor and narrowed his eyes slightly.
âIf it werenât for her, Iâd probably be⊠in a coffin instead of a campaign.â
The remark was half in jest, but carried a trace of self-mockery.
Eleanor kept her smile, placing a hand gently on Anaâs shoulder.
âYou may not realize it yetâbut what youâve done might one day mean something to this country. Youâll understand, eventually.â
Without a knock, the door opened again.
A woman in a white coat stepped in, her movements precise, her expression sharp. It was Dr. Sasha Wilson, head of emergency medicine at Bellevue Hospital.
Her hair was tied neatly back, and she held a tablet in one hand.
âMs. Anaya Patel,â Sasha said, bowing slightly.
âThank you for your cooperation. The transfusion of Bombay Blood could not have been performed so swiftly without you.â
She glanced down at her tablet and continued in a tone that was businesslike, yet respectful.
âThere is no further medical need for you to remain. You are officially cleared for discharge.â
Ana exhaled deeply and nodded.
âYour belongings will be returned in the lobby. If you require an escort, security canââ
âThat wonât be necessary,â Ana replied at once.
Sasha looked momentarily surprised, then nodded in understanding.
Justin spoke up quietly.
âMiss Patel⊠will I see you again?â
Ana stopped in her tracks.
The air in the room seemed to tremble faintly behind her. Eleanor said nothing.
âI hope,â Ana said softly, turning toward them, âthat I will never again have reason to meet a presidential candidate.â
She smiledâa smile that held both warmth and distance.
Meanwhile, at a newsstand on the corner, tabloid headlines blared stories of Justin and Eleanorâs engagement.
Rumors spread that their wedding would be held before the Electoral College vote in Decemberâa symbolic show of unity meant to sway the coming election, whatever the outcome.
Eleanor seemed to search for words, but lowered her gaze instead.
When Sasha opened the door, Ana stepped out.
The hush of the automatic doors closing behind her sounded like the end of a quiet ritual.
In the corridor, Elijah was waiting.
âTake me to Arjun,â Ana said.
She had to do somethingâanythingâfor Arjun, who had killed for her.
Her chest was restless, her breath uneven.
In the back seat of the patrol car, Ana clasped her hands tightly, her knees tense.
The Brooklyn night was warm and heavy, the police radio hissing with bursts of static.
âThe shooter was Arjun Singh, right?â the young officer in the passenger seat asked, without turning around.
âYes⊠it was him. If he hadnât fired, Iââ
âWe know, Ms. Patel. The cameras caught everything, and the witnesses agree. Itâs clear self-defense. Without him, youâd be dead.â
The older officer at the wheel grunted his assent.
Ana nodded silently.
The instant the gun was raised toward her inside Totto Ramen, everything had slowed to a crawl.
Then, a gunshot from behindâits echo still lived in the back of her mind.
âHere we are.â
The patrol car stopped outside the NYPD Midtown South Precinct.
The concrete buildingâs exterior lights glowed pale against the night sky.
Along 35th Street, the dark glass doors reflected the letters:
âNYPD MIDTOWN SOUTH PRECINCT.â
A few steps led up to double glass doors, flanked by blue garage bays for police vehicles.
Rows of vertical concrete pillars gave the building a stern, almost solemn dignity.
Accompanied by the officers, Ana entered the station and was led to a small interview room.
Inside sat Arjunâunharmed, composed, waiting.
âAnaâŠâ
His voice was low, unsteady.
She said nothing, walked toward him, and took a seat.
âIâm so glad youâre safeâŠâ
Tears welled suddenly in Arjunâs eyesâthe first she had ever seen from him.
His shoulders trembled, his body drawn inward.
Seeing his fragility, Anaâs eyes softened, and she too began to cry.
âThank you⊠truly, thank you.â
Silence fell between themânot heavy, but deep, a silence of shared relief.
Then came a knock, and the lead detective entered.
âAll evidence is consistentâsurveillance footage, witnesses, audio. With Ms. Patelâs statement, we have no issue. Arjun Singh, you are hereby released.â
As the paperwork was signed, Arjun rose.
He shook the officerâs hand firmly, saying nothing.
Together they stepped out into the night.
The sky was low, covered in dark clouds, but no rain fell. Streetlights spilled quiet pools of light across the pavement.
A young patrolman waited by the car.
âWeâll drive you home to Paramus. Canât have you caught up in another incident,â he said with a wink, opening the door.
They smiled faintly and got in.
Neither spoke.
Only now and then did their fingers brushâuntil their hands naturally found each other.
Anaâs phone buzzed in her pocket. A message from Mika.
âTomorrowâs the exhibit at Domino Park. The kids are excited. Rest tonight. Leave it to me.â
Ana looked at the screen and smiled faintly. The bluish light reflected across her tired face.
âItâs from Mika,â she murmured. âShe says sheâll handle the whole exhibition tomorrow.â
Arjun raised his brows slightly and smiled.
âItâs a good thingâto have people who can keep things moving, even when youâre not there.â
âYeahâŠâ Ana whispered, resting her forehead gently against his chest.
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Note: I gave a brief explanation of this novel in the following video:
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1. "Bombay Blood Type (hh type)"
â¢Characteristics: A rare blood type that lacks the usual ABO antigens â cannot be classified as A, B, or O.
â¢Discovery: First identified in 1952 in Mumbai, India (formerly Bombay).
â¢Prevalence: Roughly 1 in 10,000 people in India; globally, about 1 in 2.5 million.
â¢Transfusion Compatibility: Only compatible with blood from other Bombay type donors.
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Linda Sikhakhane ⊠Closer to the Heart
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Bâ (B Flat)
Volume 15 ð
The following is still in its draft stage and will be revised further.
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My new novel
Bâ (B Flat)
The summer light of Manhattan afternoons flared against the glass facades of the high-rises, and each time the heat of the asphalt wavered through the alleys, the massive building of the FBIâs New York Field Office seemed to draw in the clamor of the city, holding a grave and immovable stillness, while within its walls a taut tension and vigilance seeped forth. Beyond the thick iron doors set into its corner, the countless eyes of surveillance cameras interlaced with the motions of guards, proclaiming an order unshaken by the heat waves or the murmur of the crowd outside.
Special Agent Veronica Reeves, carrying the weight of long years of experience yet with a gaze still honed to an unerring edge, sat at the long desk by the window, quietly deciphering the thick bundle of reports spread before herâaccounts of what had unfolded thus far. The shafts of heat-laden sunlight pressed through the glass, warping the air, and against that trembling her thoughts held fast, focusing upon the minutiae, drawing out, in three dimensions, the possibilities of the case and the breadth of its consequences.
The figures and map symbols inscribed upon the documents she reassembled in her mind, as though enfolding the arteries of the overheated city itselfâthe courses of traffic, the currents of people, the compression of the skylineâordering the incidentâs first movements with a hand imbued with a quiet, frigid certainty. The sterile white light of the ceiling LEDs cast swaying shadows upon the papers, and even those faint tremors at the edges of her sight seemed to enter her calculus, like unknown variables absorbed into the mesh of her analysis.
Her fingertip traced a single point upon the map, and in that gesture she drew together the cityâs flows, the density of its crowds, the thicket of its structures, conjuring within her mind a three-dimensional rendering of the ground. The clash of red and blue signals at intersections, the exhaust drifting at corners, the tempo of footsteps, the shadows of cars idling at the curbâall converged upon the figures and symbols of the page, lifting before her the living geometry of New York.
Fragments of reports crackled from radios and telephones, slipping into her net of thought and fixed into the coordinates of time and place. At what moment, in what place, had the current of the crowd shifted? Who might have slipped within which building? The jam of traffic, the swell of onlookers, the frameworks of the structuresâthese she aligned, reducing error to its smallest margin, until the hidden contours of the scene emerged.
Her eyes remained calm, but the faint tightening of the muscles around them betrayed the sense of danger running beneath. With her finger pressing upon a point on the map, she drew upon the memory of old cases, of the cityâs blueprints, calculating risk along each imagined path. The cityâs shape, the crowdâs density, the placing of exitsâall she set upon a grid of logic, hypothesizing every possible turn the future might take.
Her gaze halted upon a photograph in the file, parsing the expressions of the crowd, the disposition of guards, the position of obstacles. Cold though her eyes remained, they missed no dissonance, no trace of the unnatural, intent upon catching every variable within the net of reason, undistracted by the fever of the summer city.
In the office, where the cool of the air conditioning crossed with the heat outside, her thoughts gathered speedâsilent, assured, relentless. What would unfold next? Which routes were safe, which led into peril? Each decision, measured in the span of a heartbeat, bore upon the safety of the crowd, upon the life of the candidate. Her logic did not waver, its threads weaving together in her hand like cords unraveling the complexity of the city.
Before her stood not only the files, but also the glow of monitors, the static of radios. Each was but a source of fragments, meaningless until passed through the filter of her thought. To bind data to the streets, images to reality, was the task at hand, advancing cold and quiet even as the heat of summer pressed against the glass.
The sweltering air outside rattled the windows; the distant sirens and the rumble of the city did not shatter her focus, but rather deepened her mental simulation, lending depth to the field she constructed within. Figures on the page fused with the living breath of the streets, reason drawing them together into clarity, and she readied herself to strike upon the next move.
Each sweep of her fingertip across the map made the cityâs avenues rise in relief within her mind: the density of buildings, the movement of passersby, the gaze of cameras, the stations of guards. All chained together, cold and inexorable, suggesting the next action. Veronica drew a long breath, and with her exhale, wove the scattered variables into a single fabric, fixing her gaze upon the heart of the incident. In that moment, the distant sirens, the horns, the shuffling of feet at a crosswalkâall dissolved into her reasoning, each sound settling into place like a piece of a puzzle within the flow of logic. The city shimmered in heat, light and shadow in feverish scatter, but her mind cut through the glare, quietly tracing the full outline of the unfolding event.
At last, Veronica lifted the receiver of the internal line, feeling the cold resin beneath her fingers, and summoned Deputy Special Agent Elliot.
âPut me through to Jack Vance, Secret Service.â
âUnderstood.â
The black Ford SUV cut through the summer heat, racing down the streets. At the wheel, Jackâs profile was set with strain, while in the backseat Ana leaned forward, arms stretched protectively over the children, shouting in desperation.
âKeep your eyes ahead, Jack!â
The children, jolted by the carâs violent tremors, cried out with voices that wavered between cheers and screams, unable to discern the line between fear and thrill. Beside them, Mika bit her lip, struck dumb, staring in mute shock.
Behind them, the pursuing car roared, bullets sparking off the asphalt and leaving the acrid tang of gunpowder in the air. Jack twisted the wheel, his Ford scraping sparks along a wall of concrete, gunfire rattling through the cityâs very skin. Ignoring lights and crowds alike, he veered the SUV up onto the sidewalk, plunging forward as screams scattered into the air, driving on as if to outpace the terror that pursued them.
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My new novel:
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(This is not the final draft.)
Set in New York City.
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My new novel:
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1. "Bombay Blood Type (hh type)"
â¢Characteristics: A rare blood type that lacks the usual ABO antigens â cannot be classified as A, B, or O.
â¢Discovery: First identified in 1952 in Mumbai, India (formerly Bombay).
â¢Prevalence: Roughly 1 in 10,000 people in India; globally, about 1 in 2.5 million.
â¢Transfusion Compatibility: Only compatible with blood from other Bombay type donors.
2. 2024 Harvard University Valedictorian Speech â The Power of Not Knowing
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3. Shots Fired at Trump Rally
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Bâ (B Flat)
Volume 17ð
The following is still in its draft stage and will be revised further.
Key parts are not disclosed.
The order of the content shown here is mixed.
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Columbia Point Residences, a redevelopment of an old warehouse district near the piers of Red Hook that look south over New York Harbor, sat with Williamsburgâs commercial and arts quarter to its north, a reclaimed stretch of landfill between them transformed into a quiet new neighborhood of low-rise detached houses.
On the freshly paved streets the laughter of children echoed, and the soft afternoon sun gently lit the roof tiles and white exterior walls. The wind carried a cool, saline scent from the sea, and, far off in the harbor, a shipâs horn punctuated the calm.
Residents were building new lives here, apart from the cityâs daily tumult.
At three in the afternoon the light was still mild, gilding the leaves of the street trees. Marinersâ Rowâthis new residential enclaveâpresented itself with almost calculated perfection: rows of white houses, straight sidewalks flanking them. The scent of new construction and still-wet paint hung faintly in the air.
Mark Sanchez stood by the large living-room window and imagined a happy future for his family.
His unit, ERO, was the field force within ICE responsible for immigration enforcement and removalsâhardened by the harsh realities of carrying out deportationsâcontrasted with HSIâs international-crime investigations. But here, behind the glass, he was simply a father and a husband.
Rachel had begun preparing dinner in the kitchen. Childrenâs voices drifted from the distant school-bus stop.
â Calm. Perhaps life is distilled on a Sunday at three in the afternoon, â he murmured inwardly.
The afternoon light slanted more and more; shadows reflected in the window stretched. On the neighborhood street, an old man walked slowly, pushing a cart as he walked his dog. The crossing laughter of children made that scene seem like an emblem of a gentle, innocent world.
Inside the house, the children were absorbed in play, and Rachel greeted them with a smile. The outside air was mild, the breeze only slightly warm; curtains swayed softly.
Mark opened the front door and checked the mailbox. There were notices about the new school and an announcement for a local disaster-preparedness drill.
At three in the afternoon, as the second hand crept forward, silence deepened.
Beside the houseâs foundation concrete there was a faint tremor.
In the afternoon hush, the harbor horn and the rustle of leaves in the breeze filled the soundscapeâsounds that masked a subtle detonation so that the surrounding residents did not notice. Smoke rose slowly; there was no fierce blaze at the moment of explosion, only fine dust quietly filling the air. The collapse did not happen all at once but proceeded slowly and inevitably. Part of the exterior wall developed quiet fissures; glass trembled and fractured into fine shards. Wooden posts toppled one by one without a sound, the house crumbling inward as if in a muted dance. A small shock set off a chain reaction of charges that dismantled the structure from withinâsilently yet surely. The exterior split without fanfare; windows became powder; wooden supports began to fall.
But the noise had been suppressed to the greatest extent possible; the neighborhoodâs residents scarcely noticed anything had occurred.
In the distance, silhouettes of buildings slumped and settled. Not only Markâs house but a blue house about three hundred meters across the street, and a white house further in, kicked up clouds of dust.
Three houses vanished in an instant.
The wind halted for a moment; only the leaves of the street trees trembled.
Marinersâ Rowâs afternoon regained its former stillness, as if nothing had happened.
Yet everything had changed.
By planting small, distributed charges of C4 at several points in the foundation concrete and detonating them in precisely timed, ordered sequences, the shockwave could be minimized while the skeleton of the structure was collapsed from the inside.
Rafiâs knowledge of architecture had made possible not mere destruction but a âquiet collapse.â
âUse only the force thatâs necessaryââthat was his credo.
From a rooftop some distance away, Rafi watched the scene unfold; a deep silence flowed through his chest. For him, it was both an outcry and a prayer. The silence dwelling in destruction was the expression of his tangled feelings.
From childhood, Rafi had found refuge only in silence. The clamor of children playing in Gazaâs dusty alleys, the thunder of airstrikesâthese had only wounded him more deeply. In a rundown corner of Gaza, the small Rafi leaned against a wall. When the roar of bombardment receded, the brief stillness was a salvation.
His motherâs tears, his fatherâs angerâthe chaos of it allâthe boy sought only a place without sound. He fled inward to a world without noise.
Tinkering with the innards of a broken radio with small hands, Rafi first understood the relation between destruction and quiet. A ruined radio, after it lost its sound, simply remained there in material form, silently.
As he grew, his inner life knotted into complexity. He studied architecture at the Islamic University to make shapes and manipulate structures as a way to steady the disorder within him. Even the days bent over blueprints failed to soothe the quiet madness hidden under his skin. When he faced a building plan, his hands trembled; in his head the calculated beauty of structure mixed with the cool cruelty of demolition.
Then he found a method to produce the silence he had once sought: planting bombs.
For him, it was the only way to externalize his pain. The C4 placed silently at a buildingâs core crystallized the intersection of his desire to destroy and his thirst for silence. Israelâs attacks on Gaza had stoked his rage, but the true explosion had been nurtured in the quiet of his childhood. For Rafi, releasing explosives without sound was a ritual of severing himself from the worldâs noise.
Rafiâs heart could find rest only in the stillness of destruction; he was trapped in a darkness no one noticed.
Without sound, unnoticed by anyone, he broke his world and obtained silence.
And no one knew that his cry was hidden within that quiet destruction.
Construction of Columbia Point Residences had begun in 2024. The three collapsed houses had been occupied by staff of the U.S. Immigration and Customs EnforcementâICEâand its Enforcement and Removal Operations, ERO.
They took off their uniforms, sat at these tables with their families. By day they detained migrants and sent them out of the country; by night they held children on their laps and drank beer.
To Rafi, those two faces were one mask. Smile and cruelty breathed under the same skin. It was almost impossible to discern the boundary. He had seen the light in those houses many nightsâthe silhouettes at dinner through the curtains, laughter. There were no faces of the detained among them.
Each night Rafi never missed the five prayers. His fingertips turned sacred pages of the Qurâan; Arabic verses rang in his heart. âTrue strength lies in patience; vengeance is entrusted to Godââthat phrase steadied him, lending calm. His anger was forbidden to flare; it lived quietly inside.
Recent news repeated the same refrain dailyââa million deported annually,â âmilitary bases converted to detention centers,â âraids even on pending family applicationsâânumbers passing through the broadcast with a dry sound. But behind those numbers were names: his motherâs name, his sisterâs name, the old man next door. Those names did not run on the news; they had no voice.
Rafi thought: this is not policy but selectionâsorting who to keep and who to cast aside on sheets of paper. His faith taught mercy and justice, yet the world trampled those teachings. âGod is the judge; we are only witnessesââhe repeated in his heart, while refusing to look away.
People in the city sought ways to lighten their lives. Yet tariff hikes made the very air heavy. Bread, nails, gasoline rose in price; sighs filled the shopping streets. Oddly, ICE and ERO garages always housed new vehicles; uniforms looked uncreased and shoes had thick soles. It was the result of budget and protection, the payoff for casting others aside.
Rafi kept calm. To erupt in emotion was to feed the enemyâs desire. So he hid his anger. The fire burning within him was tended like a vow to Godâsilent and steady.
Stories of neighbors taken in the night, a child crying as someone was seizedâeach one settled into him and became fuel. But it never flared. It only fed the coals and raised the burn temperature. From the outside, he seemed a gentle man. Inside, however, a balanced plan of destruction was quietly taking shape.
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â¢Characteristics: A rare blood type that lacks the usual ABO antigens â cannot be classified as A, B, or O.
â¢Discovery: First identified in 1952 in Mumbai, India (formerly Bombay).
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