His Bride By Contract
“And that’s exactly why I’ve been cooperating with this reopening. I won’t protect anyone, not anymore.”
The words landed like stones in a pond, sending a ripple of unease through the table. A chair creaked as someone shifted. Susanna leaned forward, her manicured fingers lacing together as she studied me.
“If you have leads, Xander,” she said, her voice cool but edged with urgency. “Speak now.”
I exhaled slowly, forcing myself to stay composed. My fingers tightened imperceptibly on the edge of the folder, the paper biting into my skin.
“The images Mia recovered weren’t just random glitches,” I said at last, letting each word fall like a weight into the silence. “They were markers. Whoever a
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