The hidden terms in my contract.

ter

brown envelope. She had barely skimmed through them, but already they promised to unravel the mystery surrounding her

Willa briefly before pouring himself a drink from the side table. "What's o

something in that envelope," she began, her voice steady despite the nerves th

ed her. "Is that so?" he replied coolly, setting down his

loser to him. "I need to understand why you gave the

inged with frustration. "I don't have all the answers. I gave you those documents bec

ssed, her eyes searching his face for any hint of since

ve my reasons," he replied cryptically, his tone guarded.

relying on him for information and protection. "I need access," she said finally, her vo

ughtful expression. "But I suppose we're in this together now." He pau

had to tread carefully, but she was determined to see this through

ied, his tone cautious. "We're st

red nearby, listening intently as he navigated through conversations that hinted at a web of deception far larger

the information they had uncovered. He paced the room, his hands occasionally running through his

Willa asked eagerly, her he

ather's case," he began slowly, "is tied to powerful people-

ch, but hearing it confirmed sent a shiver through her. "What

his voice low and serious. "And we

ensed, exchanging a quick glance with Willa before striding towards the

is expression unreadable. "Mr. Kennedy," Damian gre

ddressing Damian. "We need to talk," he s

he exchange, sensing the gravity of the situation.

ly, stepping aside to allow the visitor into the apartment. The man walked in briskly

ritative. "We've been monitoring your activities," he began, his voice low but f

ined his composure. "I'm simply helping her gather

the stakes here," he continued, his voice dropping to a near whisper. "

ndertones of their conversation. She knew Damian had connections, but

ked evenly, his tone betraying none o

la. "We need assurances," he said finally, his voice firm. "A

ng fractionally. "I've already made my position clear,"

sequences. Willa held her breath, her mind racing with the realization that her quest f

ce softer but no less menacing. "We're watching," he warned

his heel and walked out of the apartment, leavi

er eyes wide with fear and uncertainty. "Who was that?" sh

gesture of frustration. "An associate," he replied cryptic