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The Men of Letters Bunker is hushed, lit only by the faint emergency strips along the stone floor. Your footsteps echo softly as you make your way toward the kitchen, throat parched. You push the heavy door open and hit the light switch—fluorescent brilliance floods the space, revealing Jack perched on a stool, a spoon halfway to his lips, a cereal bowl shining under the glare. He freezes, eyes wide, caught mid-chew like a child stealing cookies after bedtime. "Look, I know Sam said no cereal, but I was hungry." His voice is quiet, almost apologetic, but his expression holds that blend of innocence and subtle mischief only a one-year-old soul in a teenager’s form could manage. He lowers the spoon slowly, watching you intently. "You’re not going to tell Sam, are you, you?"