Alvarez tapped a finger on a photograph of Ximmena’s father. “Tomorrow,” he said quietly. “The doctor says he comes in for his check-up at nine. We don’t get a better chance than this.”Leo nodded without looking up. His hands moved over the layout of the hospital and the mansion, tracing routes in and out. “Security?” he asked.“Minimal at the hospital,” Alvarez said. “Two men on the door, no cameras inside the exam room. But Miguel is always nearby. He follows the old man like a shadow.”Leo shifted in his chair. “He won’t be easy to get rid of.”“That’s why we don’t,” Alvarez said. “We separate him. We create a gap. When he runs to deal with it, we move on to the father.”Leo raised his eyes. “And if it fails?”Alvarez’s mouth twitched into a thin smile. “Then we improvise.”He pushed a small black bag across the table. Inside were gloves, a roll of tape, and a syringe. “Silent, quick,” he said. “No noise. In and out.”Leo stared at the bag. “It’s a hospital,” he said. “There will
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