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Create exactly one clean 4-by-4 storyboard contact sheet containing sixteen equal 16:9 landscape panels, arranged left to right and top to bottom. The overall sheet is also 16:9. Use thin neutral gutters, no panel numbers, no labels and no text. These panels describe one continuous ten-second suspense micro drama, not sixteen unrelated scenes. Use the selected adult Valeria portrait model and the attached accepted opening frame to preserve the same face, long dark wavy hair, cream long-sleeve blouse, charcoal waistcoat, silver earrings and copper headphones around her neck in every human shot. Keep one walnut radio desk, one silver microphone, one black corded telephone, the same nearby booth window and the same city view throughout. Panel 1: medium-wide establishing shot matching the opening frame, calm host seated at her desk and the city lit beyond the window. Panel 2: medium close-up of her composed face beside the microphone, a small relaxed smile. Panel 3: tactile close-up of the telephone in its cradle as its bell begins to ring. Panel 4: her eyes move toward the phone, curiosity replacing the smile. Panel 5: insert of her left hand lifting the single receiver naturally. Panel 6: medium three-quarter shot as she raises the receiver to her left ear. Panel 7: face close-up, brows drawing together as she listens to something unexpected. Panel 8: tighter eye close-up, disbelief giving way to alarm. Panel 9: her right hand grips the front edge of the desk, showing physical tension. Panel 10: over-the-shoulder view toward the window, the city still lit. Panel 11: a view of the same city with a coherent section of windows now dark, showing the beginning of a blackout. Panel 12: close-up as she sharply turns toward the window with a startled expression. Panel 13: medium shot as she pushes back from the chair and rises, receiver still at her left ear. Panel 14: side view of the same woman taking one small step toward the nearby window, connected cord remaining slack. Panel 15: close detail of her right fingertips reaching the glass, with the dark city beyond. Panel 16: final medium-close three-quarter composition matching the supplied last-frame brief, receiver at left ear, right fingertips on glass, controlled fear and resolve on her face. Vary framing between establishing, medium, profile, over-the-shoulder, hand insert, eye close-up and city detail. Preserve screen direction, one character, one receiver, the same costume and the booth's geography. The lighting progresses once from warm working studio light to a readable low-key emergency-lit final shot. Photorealistic cinema stills, believable expressions and natural hands. No additional cast, no duplicate limbs, no identity changes, no arbitrary location changes, no unreadable fake interface, no logos or watermark. No smaller collage inside any panel.