RAVAYA
My heart pounded harder with every step I took towards the hotel suite where Evander had asked to meet via text. Saturday morning was finally here. All I had were the photos I'd taken in Kael's office. I had a bad feeling about this.
My phone suddenly vibrated, and I frowned when I saw that Kael had sent me an attachment. Before I could open it, he sent me a new message.
'You don't have to thank me.'
Wrecked by nerves, I finally clicked it open. My breath caught in my throat when I saw the amount of information compiled in one file.
Kael's dealings. His shipments. Ongoing and failed transactions.
I froze there for a moment, my head spinning.
Wasn't this dangerous?
Wasn't he exposing himself to Evander's attack?
My hands trembled as I quickly dialled Kael's number and brough
