Leo was a digital archivist who lived for the "click" of a perfectly organized library. His hard drives were filled with thousands of books, but they were a chaotic mess of incompatible formats: EPUBs that wouldn't open on his tablet, MOBIs that were stuck in the past, and PDFs that refused to flow.
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