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She picked up her tablet, her manicured thumb dancing across the screen with agonizing slowness. "You’re in no position to negotiate, Jordan," she said, her eyes never leaving mine. "But... I like a man who understands the value of a clean slate. It makes the rebuilding so much more fun." She turned the tablet toward me. I watched, breathless, as she hit 'Select All' and then the 'Permanently Delete' confirmation. She even opened the trash bin, showing me the empty folder. "There. Gone from this device. But remember, Jordan... the cloud is a vast, tangled place, and I have a very long memory. Deleting a file is easy. Deleting the memory of what I saw? That’s going to take work."

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I desperately wanted to tell him that I didn’t mean it and that I wished we could go back to the way we were before the king and Queen Ariadne died but try as I would, I just could not do it. “A king and his servant. Is that what we have become, Sara?” Nolan questioned, his face a mixture of hurt and confusion. It only made the guilt heavier on my shoulders. “Were we not friends when we were___” “You ruined that,” I cut in. “After the queen died, you treated me like I did not exist, with a fierce disregard that made me wonder if we had ever been friends. It made me wonder if perhaps, I unknowingly had a hand in your parents’ death,”

She guessed that was a start but she still wasn’t sure if he could stay that way. She took her phone out and looked at the pictures she took of Kevin and Christian. She sighed knowing that she couldn’t keep them. She emailed them to herself and deleted them from her phone. She emptied the trash folder and went to her email. She put the email in her archive folder and deleted the sent email. There were emails from Stratus. She deleted them and emptied the trash folder. She’d completely forgotten to delete the account she’d made. She logged in and deleted it. After she cleared the history from her phone, she sat back. Now if Jesse looked at her phone, he wouldn’t find anything. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Yara Pov “Go to the recently deleted folder,” Kieran said, his deep voice vibrating right against my ear. “Clear it from there too. I know how legal minds work, law girl. No backups.” My jaw tightened but I did as he said, navigating to the trash bin and hitting Delete all, the file vanished completely. The evidence was gone. “Are you satisfied?” I asked, pulling my phone off the dock.