A Contract With The Devil in a Suit
Leonard Virelli was many things—a monster, a poet, a predator—but he was not a man who died in an accidental fire.
"Dante, we need to move," the driver, a man sent by Silas, muttered.
Dante didn't move. He opened his personal email, one he used only for legal correspondence. At the top of the inbox was an unread message from an encrypted Swiss server. The subject line was empty.
He clicked it. There was no text, only a high-resolution scan of a handwritten letter. The elegant, slanted cursive was unmistakable.
"My dearest Dante,
They say that fire purifies, but I say it only reveals what is indestructible. By the time you read this, the world will believe I am ash. Let them. Freedom is most
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