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"He used the last card he had and it turned over in his hand." "He has the documents from the Collier Street office," Dante said. "That is still unresolved." "I know," I said. "Whatever is in them, he did not use them today. Either they are not as useful as he thought or he is still waiting for a moment."

Nothing looked amiss other than a file folder called ‘Bastardo’. I pointed it out and Aleksei clicked on it. There are only two pdfs and one mov. Aleksei clicked on the first one and a few pages of messages popped up. They were making a deal. Giving information of when I was getting back as well as Rosario’s day to day.

“Around two twenty. No sender’s name. No logo. The courier came in, put it on Amélie’s desk, and left.” He lifted his eyes to my face. “When?” “Earlier. After I left you at the hotel in, as far as I could tell, fairly alive condition.” No smile. Damn it. Usually, he gave me at least some tiny reaction when I poked him. Not now. His face was starting to change. Not open anger. Not an explosion. Worse. I slid my nail under the flap and took out the three photos and the card. One by one, I laid them on the marble.

Please. I attached the screenshot of the email. Then pressed Send. Every few moments I looked back at my phone. Nothing. Five minutes. Ten. Fifteen. Then... Ding. My heart jumped. I snatched the phone so quickly I almost dropped it. Not Jamal. Unknown Sender. The same email address. My blood turned cold. My thumb trembled as I opened it. There was no message. Only three attached photographs. With shaking fingers, I opened the first one. My breath stopped. Angelo.

George asked and one of the men brought out a tab and he scrolled through before handing the tab to George who gasps. The mail go like this; Valentino's Group, Great Villa Street, America. 5th Jan, 2023. John's Group, No 23 Wema Arena Europe. Dear sir, We are sending this message to inform you that our meeting has been postponed to 15th of March. The meeting was postponed because the CEO has several business trips on his schedule. Thank you for your mutual understanding. Yours Sincerely, The Director. George gasps wearily because of the message, he was confused and frustrated at the same time.

A few days later, they received the answer. A message arrived, not a phone call this time but a formal envelope delivered to one of Stefano’s offices, addressed directly to him, with no sender name, only a printed card inside with a time, a location, and a single sentence: “Let’s talk like businessmen.” Marco read the card and immediately shook his head. “This is a trap.” Cassius took the card and examined it carefully. “Maybe,” he said. “But it’s also an invitation.” Stefano looked at both of them. “Either way, we go.”

Photographs covered the table, autopsy reports, ballistics, fingerprints, nothing useful, until Dante slid another envelope toward me. “This arrived fifteen minutes ago.” “No sender?” He shook his head. I opened it carefully. Inside rested a single sheet of paper, it was completely blank, nothing else was on it, just an empty piece of paper. “Someone mailed us empty paper?” “That’s what I thought.” Dante picked it up and held it toward the light. I was wondering what that was for, then his expression changed. “Wait.” “What?” He walked toward the window. “The paper isn’t blank.”

Mira even said the last one was sent a day before Carlo came by my company. "Thank you girls." I immediately exited Geraldine's office and walked to mine. Moments after I'd settled in, I began to check each postcards carefully, smiling and crying between his handwritten notes while I peered through each letter to see if he'd left me a link to him either via contact, email or even office or home address. Some minutes later, I was crying again in my office, the pile of postcards staring back at me. Why? Because, Carlo hadn't left me any link.

My head pulled back in confusion, waiting for his answer. Instead of responding, he handed me the envelope he'd received in the mail. I glanced at the sender—Clary, White, & Boyd—not recognizing any of the names from Geneva Key. Unfolding the piece of paper, my eyes bounced back and forth between James and the sheet in front of me. When my gaze finally met the words on the page, I didn't have to read it; the entire contents stood out in just a few short words: paternity test (DNA) for minor child Airy.

After the conversation I had with Carlos, I decided to read my emails that had accumulated in the last 20 days: Mother: Longing for you DATE: 01/02/2011 Valeria's sister: How is it? DATE: 20/01/2011 Filomena: African Miss DATE:19/01/2011 Mr.X: I NEED TO TALK TO YOU!!! DATE: 15/01/2011 Mr.X: Where are you? DATE: 14/01/2011