"The dog is the key." The woman exhaled smoke. "Find it, follow it, and you'll find the folders. But minds are in the folders. People. Names. The Dog Game is a mapping exercise in loyalty."
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She unfolded the envelope on the table, the paper crackling under her fingers. Inside lay a single photograph and a small slip of cardstock with a title handwritten in black ink: MAXD 04 — The Dog Game. Beneath it, in a smaller hand, an address and a time: Tonight, 1:58 AM. The photograph was of a park under sodium lamps, a field of sleeping grass and a bench wrapped in frost. In the foreground stood a little mongrel dog, tongue lolling, eyes bright and too knowing for such a humble creature. On the back of the photograph someone had written one word: Find. "The dog is the key