Elara added it to the description notes.
Additionally: the second consort had been asked not for records, but for something different. Access to the children's quarterly medical assessments before they were formally filed — a twenty-four hour window in which the documents passed through the consorts' household office for signature before going to the central archive.
Twenty-four hours in which alterations would be practically undetectable.
Elara sat with that for a moment after the second consort finished speaking.
"She was editing the records," Elara said. "After the procedures. Removing evidence that the procedures had occurred."
"I didn't know that's what she was doing," the second consort said. "I thought — I thought it was just access. I didn't think about what access meant."
"I know," Elara said.
She wrote the note. Added it to the stack.
Gave the second consort the same clean document she'd given the sixth consort — write it all down, take your time.
