The window latch turned a second time. I rolled off the bed, gun raised, sheet clutched around me. A dark figure slipped through the gap with practiced silence—female, lean, rain still on her jacket. She froze when she saw the muzzle pointed at her face. Adriana Voss’s courier. I recognized the jawline from a briefing photo months ago. “Don’t,” I said. She moved anyway. I fired once. The shot took her in the shoulder and spun her into the wall. She hit hard, cursed, and tried to raise her own weapon. I crossed the room, kicked it away, and kept my sights on her forehead. “Varek,” I called, loud enough to carry. Heavy footsteps pounded up the stairs. The door unlocked. Varek came in fast, pistol sweeping the room, then lowering when he saw the situation. Two of his men followed. He took one look at the wo
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