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Nothing in the system is broken. That's what makes it dangerous. When a clinical pharmacist disappears without explanation, the institutions around him adjust seamlessly. Files close. Responsibilities shift. Outcomes stabilize. No alarms are triggered-because no rules have been violated. A local police officer begins to notice something else: decisions that arrive already softened, language that avoids precision, accountability that diffuses without resistance. Elsewhere, a system architect monitors the correction. Not to enforce control-but to maintain balance. The system is not malicious. It does not conspire. It optimizes. The System is a restrained, intelligent thriller about modern institutions and the invisible logic that governs them. There are no villains here, no secret cabals-only procedures that work exactly as intended, and people who begin to sense the cost of that efficiency. For readers drawn to quiet tension, moral ambiguity, and contemporary fiction that rewards attention, The System asks a simple question: What happens when optimization becomes indistinguishable from control?

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