She had been dead nine days when the auditor came up the stairs to look at her. According to the state, she had been dead ten years. Both were on the record. Neither was wrong. After a pandemic killed faster than anyone could write the names down, the world rebuilt itself on a machine that guesses who died. TALLY reads an absence the way a coroner reads a body, issues a Finding of Death, and the law calls that fact. Vega Kim audits the machine. He is twenty-five; he is careful, and nobody reads his reports. Now he has a murder the registry says cannot have happened, and a city that will not open the case. Not because it isn't a crime. Because providing the machine wrong once puts fifty-eight million findings in doubt. > It is confessing to the killing. And the woman at Vega's kitchen table has known for fifteen years.
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