Semua Bab WIN ME, ATTORNEY: The Man I Should've Never Met: Bab 11 - Bab 13

Morning light filtered through the blinds of Yna Reyes’s office, stripes of sun cutting across piles of scattered files. The city outside had begun its slow hum cars inching along streets, pedestrians moving with purpose completely oblivious to the threads of intrigue weaving through its midst. Yna sipped her coffee, eyes scanning yesterday’s notes, her mind picking apart inconsistencies that no one else might have noticed. “There’s something off here,” she murmured to herself, tracing a line between two documents. “Too neat… too convenient.” Her instincts flared, honed by years of chasing elusive truths. The timestamps, witness statements, even the phrasing in emails all seemed rehearsed, too perfectly aligned. Her pen hovered, connecting dots that weren’t supposed to connect. Someone was trying to guide her, but who? Her phone buzzed, a short message flashing on the screen: “Stay vigilant. Someone is closer than you think.” Her lips pressed together. “Interesting… and unnerving,

The reply came almost immediately. Amarah: I’d like that. Yna locked her phone and stared at the ceiling. She didn’t know why her pulse had quickened. There was no evidence, no reason for doubt just instinct. And instincts, lately, had been screaming at her from every direction. --- Amarah Amarah smiled at the screen, setting her phone down beside her coffee. Yna hadn’t changed. Still cautious. Still measured. And yet, she’d replied. That was enough. She gazed out the café window, watching people pass by, unaware of how fragile connections truly were. Reconnecting with Yna wasn’t part of the original plan not precisely but it was useful. Familiarity bred comfort, and comfort lowered walls. Still, there was something else beneath her calm calculation. A quiet longing. They had shared years before life fractured into separate paths. Back then, everything had been simpler. Honest, even. Amarah wondered briefly what Yna saw now when she thought of her. A friend? A me