Gabriel Cross didn't take sides. In Manhattan's financial world, his investigations had ended careers, exposed corruption, and rattled boardrooms for years. Once he started digging, he rarely stopped until he found the truth. By mid-morning, an interview request from Gabriel Cross was waiting on Bianca's desk. Bianca stared at the email, her finger hovering over the screen."If I talk to him," she said quietly, "Lawrence will accuse me of leaking company information to manipulate the press.""And if you don't talk to him, he writes the story anyway," Matteo noted from across the room."Let him write it," Bianca said softly, hitting the decline button. By four that afternoon, the digital edition of the New York Ledger was updated, and the story hit Barley Group like a sledgehammer. It was devastating because it was fair. Cross didn't take sides. He exposed them both.He questioned Lawrence's quiet management changes, then turned the same scrutiny on Bianca, asking why the Davenport t
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