In the year 2075, Jamal received an offer for a new job. He is a mechanic, but not in the traditional sense: he masters deception and enforcement; he is a hitman, as they used to call people in his line of business. Jamal’s assignments are mostly evidence retrieval and occasionally dirtier tasks. A top-secret organization has hired Jamal for this new job. They have paid in advance, and the amount is so generous that he could not refuse to consider the job; this could pay off his way out of this unkind life. The contract, though, was particular: he had to sabotage the career of an up-and-coming actor and comedian, Joe Jenkins, who lived seventy-three years ago. Jamal must fulfill the contract in the year 2002. The task at hand is called “reverse causality enforcement,” and its implications are far-reaching and unknown, especially for him. Indeed, this might be his final job, but for reasons he is not aware of yet.