arrier against his rage. He wanted to break it down. He wanted to
ocked out of his own bedroom, in his own
pocket. He pulled it o
e a bad feeling. Like somethi
ling him from the whirlpool of his anger and frustration. Delila was f
vulnerability to Erin's cold, ha
rds the foyer. He snatched his keys from the bowl on the console table and le
chime of the private elevator descendin
had taken
y adjoined to the bedroom and sat down at her laptop. Her finge
owed the details of an American Express Centurion Card. His card
sprees at Bergdorf's and Chanel, buying things she
would be her seed
er lawyer begin the filing process the day she woke up, and the final confirmation had arrived this morning.
he blue-chip stocks and market darlings. Her target was a handful
chip that would send its stock value into the stratosphere. Another held the patent for a da
x Holdings account
t attack. Millions of dollars flowed from the Centurion card's credit line into the
reen blurred. Ten mil
ear. It was like performing surge
ere complete, she picked up her ph
e," a crisp v
at a charity event in her past life. A shark, but an
. We're moving for
er of Dumbo and Williamsburg. To the Manhattan elite, it was a wasteland of
e rebranded as the "Silicon Slip," home to tech startups a
proach the owner, a man nam
bove market value. All cash
the line. "Mrs. Winters, that's a significa
aid, her voice like ice. "It's Crockett Wi
t the pale, conservative gowns Crockett preferred and pulled out a backless sheath dress in a vibrant, defiant crimson.
ight of dawn was beginnin
knew the bank's fraud alerts would be screamin
was coming. And sh
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