"You moved it."
Sienna’s voice was quiet, but it cut through the silence of Arun’s private office sharper than a blade.
Arun didn’t look up immediately.
He remained seated behind his desk, fingers steepled beneath his chin, eyes fixed on the city skyline beyond the floor to ceiling glass. Night had fallen fully now. The empire beneath him glittered in obedience. Lights. Movement. Power.
Control.
Everything was exactly where he wanted it.
Except one thing.
Except her.
"Say it again," he said calmly.
Sienna stepped closer. Her heels made soft, deliberate sounds against the marble floor.
"You moved the DNA sample," she repeated. "Before they could sabotage it."
Now he looked at her.
Those dark eyes locked onto hers, unreadable and dangerous.
"You’re smarter than most people in th
