My driver opened the door, and I stepped onto the pavement of the hotel. I hadn't been here since the last complication that happened, and I knew I had to be careful. Smith and I were the only ones aware of the security team's existence in this hotel.
We'd funded them for over six months to collectively work on bringing down the duplicate websites in order to ensure a repetition of whatever happened didn't occur again. A butler crossed my path, a hint of recognition flashing across his face the moment his eyes met mine, but I brushed it off. He must have recognized me from the news, and that was a frequent problem.
I didn't want to be recognized here. I needed to maintain confidentiality at all costs in order not to jeopardize all we'd worked for. Stepping foot into the ground floor and,
