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"Repeat that sentence." The secretary swallowed hard, his posture stiffening under my gaze. "Sir, the reports are coming from the university press corps. Apparently, Nathan Ramirez is a known disruptor within his family's firm—always trying to intentionally aggravate the chairman. He was locked into a strategic corporate marriage with a wealthy family's daughter, and the rumors suggest he fabricated this entire relationship with Miss Kianna to force his grandfather to void the contract." "Then terminate them," I said, my voice dead flat.

They were both working towards that goal by making sure that they were outstanding in their current positions. "Relax Gina, it's just temporal. I am going undercover to work for Asriel Parker so that we can carry out better investigations. For all we know, Asriel could be the killer." Selena said to calm her friend. Gina frowned. It was as clear as day that she was against the idea. "Well then if he is the killer, don't you think that you are putting your life in danger?"

"Good day, everyone. This is sitting 0.21 of the investigative case for missing female wolves and humans," I began, as I squared my shoulders even more and continued. "I've done extensive research, as ordered by his majesty, and with the help of the CSI headquarters in the human kingdom, I was able to gather this much," I pressed the remote in my hand, then turned to face the projector.

Something unthinkable happened, and I was given my life back. Prison had its own rhythm. Days blended into nights, and faces came and went. But then came multiple investigators, people whose job was to dig into old files, to search for cracks in stories others thought sealed. Among them was a woman—an investigator so desperate that her entire being radiated obsession. She wasn’t just working a case; she was fueled by grief. Her family had been slaughtered by one of the notorious gangs of Philadelphia, and she wasn’t going to rest until someone paid. That woman walked right up to my cell one afternoon.

It was what I knew how to do, even when everything else felt off balance. I sat at the kitchen counter with my laptop open and a fresh notebook beside it. The apartment stayed quiet except for the low hum of the fridge and the occasional buzz of my silenced phone lighting up with more notifications. I read for hours, and my coffee went cold next to me. I filled pages with notes, marking what was solid, what was twisted, and what was missing. The competing outlet’s story had four parts that hit close to the truth. First, they nailed my real identity. Harper Bennett, an investigative journalist. They listed my past work, including the Carver inquiry, and explained how I used embedded access to

“But I don’t care about punctuality if you bring me good stories. Can you?” Lily straightened, summoning the voice of the girl who had once dreamed of exposing the truth to the world. “Yes, sir. I can.” Mikhail studied her for a beat before handing her a folder. “Then here’s your first assignment. There’s been a string of disappearances in the city. People no one wants to talk about. One of them… an investigative journalist. Last seen digging into international crime syndicates.” Lily’s blood chilled. Her fingers trembled as she opened the folder, her eyes landing on a black-and-white photo.

“Maxwell’s been waiting weeks for answers about his wife. He’s anxious to see what you’ve found, and he trusts me completely with sensitive matters.” The investigator’s expression softened slightly. “You’ve been with Mr. Chamberlain a long time?” “For years. I handle all his confidential business matters. Regina’s case is extremely personal for him.” The investigator studied my face for a long moment, then gathered his papers. “I suppose that would be appropriate. The contents are quite disturbing.” “Disturbing how?” I asked as we walked toward the front door. “Ma’am, what I found doesn’t match the official story at all. Mrs. Chamberlain was a victim.”

situations like the snake that landed on your bed that day we camped on the beach. It resulted from the military and other intelligence training I had which I kept away from you to protect you and also fulfil the secrecy obligation demanded by my work.Your dad was such a lovely caring person then and we often carried out assignments together.He wasn't into drugs then and loved you two kids with all his heart. He however began to change after one botched operation. He had been given orders to blow up a vehicle containing two hardened criminals who possed a security risk to the country. Letting them live was out of the question because they had acquired certain information which endangered th

“So how do you give me this information and I report it without anyone finding out it came from you? We’ve already been seen together at the club, and then today by that boy who brought our breakfast.” “You report community interest stories,” he said, as if that explained why no one would be suspicious of him being seen with me. Bastard, he may as well have just slugged me. With gritted teeth I said, “Okay…so I’m not famous for my investigative journalism skills, but that still doesn’t explain how when the story breaks with my byline underneath it smart people won’t put two and

Investor (Suicide) Mariella Novotny……………………………………… Journalist (Stabbed) Igor Asimovsky………………………………………… Russian Diplomat (Heart Attack) Dr Kieran Brett…………………………………………. Government radiation scientist. Paul Betts……………………………………………….. Journalist. Jimmy Raistrick………………………………………… US Security Consultant. 1 The terrifying scream spoke right to the heart.