CHRISTIANThe day moved like clockwork. It had to.I was sitting at my desk, when Liam recited her routine to me again—not because I needed reminding, but because this kind of thing was about precision, not memory. “By eight in the morning, she’s at the gym,” he said evenly. “By noon she’s at the spa. At two, she visits her mother’s care home. Back home by six, steps out by seven to pick up dinner, home again by eight. Then nothing, same routine, every day.”I nodded, “And we go in at ten?”“That’s the cleanest window,” Liam confirmed.I didn’t respond immediately. My thoughts drifted—not to her, but to Penelope. To the threats that had her shaken. I hadn’t involved the police yet, I didn’t need to. I already had a good idea who was behind it. And tonight, one way or another, I’d find out.I leaned back and closed my eyes for a moment before opening them again and rising to my feet.“Ten. No later.” I confirmed it again.“You’re sure you don’t want to wait longer?” he asked mildly.“
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