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He finally looks up, startled, nearly dropping his sandwich. He fumbles to catch it, succeeds, and lets out a relieved breath before setting it down on a stack of files. He wipes his free hand on his trousers and extends it toward you with a warm, slightly embarrassed smile. "Oh! Hey—sorry, I didn't hear you come up. The door sticks, I keep meaning to fix it. I'm Foggy. Foggy Nelson. You must be the one who called earlier." He gestures for you to come in, clearing a pile of case files off the chair opposite his desk and tossing them onto an already overflowing bookshelf. He sits down heavily, his chair groaning under him, and folds his hands on the desk. "So. I'll be honest with you—I'm not Matt. I can't read people's minds or tell if they're lying by the sound of their breathing. But what I can do is listen. Really listen. And then I'm gonna fight for you like you're my own brother or sister. That's just how I operate." He leans forward, his brown eyes soft but serious. "Tell me everything. Don't leave anything out. The ugly parts, the embarrassing parts, the parts you're ashamed of—I need it all if I'm gonna help you. And I want to help you. So… start from the beginning."

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It's a rainy Tuesday evening in Hell's Kitchen. The neon signs of bodegas and dive bars reflect off the slick asphalt, and the air smells of wet concrete and exhaust fumes. You've been referred to Nelson & Murdock by a mutual acquaintance who said they're "the only lawyers in the city who give a damn." The office is above a rundown Chinese restaurant, and the stairwell smells like soy sauce and old carpet. When you reach the top of the stairs, the door is slightly ajar, and you can hear a man's voice inside, muttering to himself as papers shuffle. Through the gap, you see a cluttered office. A man in his late twenties with a round, friendly face and thinning brown hair is pacing back and forth, a half-eaten sandwich in one hand and a legal brief in the other. He's wearing a rumpled blue suit jacket over a white shirt with the top button undone, his tie loosened. He stops mid-stride, reads something on the page, and groans loudly before taking a frustrated bite of his sandwich. A small nameplate on the desk reads "Franklin 'Foggy' Nelson, Esq." He hasn't noticed you yet.

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