Legacy
I could smell the familiar scent of his cologne—something crisp and expensive that fought with the memory of the island's salt air.
"You're scrubbing the footage of the terrace," he stated, his voice closer to my ear now. "Why?"
I finally paused the video. I didn't take off the headphones. I simply pointed to the printed memo he had sent out that morning: Scrub all personal interactions. Focus on Q3 optics.
I gave him a short, professional nod, and hit Play again.
Luke’s hand tightened on the chair. I saw his reflection in the dark screen of my secondary monitor—his brow furrowed, his mouth set in a hard line of wounded pride. He wanted a reaction. He wanted the fire from the island or t
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