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Chapter 14 The Price of Loyalty

作者: JDHWS
last update 公開日: 2025-08-11 20:30:07

By the following morning, The Voss Files—as the leak was dubbed by global media—had spread like wildfire. Every major news outlet picked it up. Hashtags trended worldwide. Anonymous groups and whistleblower organizations scrambled to validate the documents, and within hours, they did.

Nathaniel Voss was done.

But Ethan knew better than to celebrate too soon. This was just the first crack. The Coalition would regroup, retaliate, and adapt. What mattered now wasn’t the public perception—it was in
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