when I make my final move.
I visit Ethan’s office, walking past the stunned receptionist. His door is open. He’s alone, sweating, on the phone with a lawyer.
He slams the phone down when he sees me.
“You did this,” he growls.
“No,” I say, setting a thin envelope on his desk. “You did this. I just made sure the world saw.”
He lunges from his chair, rage continue reading …