Eva's POV
I make it to the airport in fifteen minutes, thanks to my uber driver, Jerry, who took my distress about not being late seriously.
I'm past TSA in seconds. I don't remember much of the flight because I'm always asleep as soon as we're airborne.
When I arrive New York, I breathe out for the first time. I'd had a rough morning before I found out the file was missing. I was torn between getting a gift for the family bonding. I decided to let go of the idea.
It's not tangible for many reasons but two top my list. One; According to mom, her fiance's children are two fully grown adult men. And two, they are rich as f**k.
If there's anything I've learned from working with rich clients at the firm, it's that they really, really don't use most of
