But the lawyer's business card on the table was real.
What Smith didn't know was that he hadn't just signed a civil complaint.
It was the first live round Leo Wallace fired at Thomas Moretti.
It was the first domino to fall, destined to bring down Pittsburgh's entire old bureaucratic system.
From this moment on, that document would no longer belong in this dilapidated apartment.
It would fly to the courts, to the media, to the conference tables of the City Council, and ultimately transform into a legal storm that would sweep the entire city.
Meanwhile, in an office at City Hall.
Leo stood by the window, looking at a text from Ethan: "It's signed."
Roosevelt's voice echoed in his mind.
'Very good.'
'The first victim is in place.'
'Now, bring on the storm.'
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「Pittsburgh City Center, Grant Street.」
This was the city's main artery of power, and ordinarily, it was the most orderly place in Pittsburgh.
But today, the main thoroughfare was in chaos.
