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above my head as he rammed into me like a tank en route to a military convoy. The thrill and exhalation of doing something so risqué, so kinky and so dangerous made me come so hard, he had to clamp his hand over my mouth to avoid bringing too much attention to us. He’s the most delicious lover I’ve ever had and I doubt I’d be able to resist any of his sexual demands.
    “Oh, God, Leo, I’m going to be late.” My white fluffy cat snaps me out of my reverie and I look at the time on my iPhone. I have an early-morning meeting with Max’s brother to go over their latest findings surrounding the death of my parents. “Okay, Leo, be good today. I know you’re pissed off at me because I’ve been leaving you with your uncle Devin, but Mommy has a really amazing boyfriend.”
     
    * * *
     
    At seven o’clock in the morning, I’m seated in a conference room with Gabe, my two appointed attorneys, Sheena Wagner and Francis Kraai, and two paralegals, Suzette Warren and Regina Baez.
    I reach across the mahogany wood table and grab one of the decadent morning pastries to calm my hunger. God, I need to put an end to this rumbling in my stomach. I’m just about to bite into a scrumptious-looking blueberry muffin when Gabriel turns his attention to me.
    “Candy, I hear you enjoyed yourself in Rio.”
    My mouth is gaping with the muffin still hanging in the air. Five pairs of eyes peer at me, waiting for an answer.
    “It would be impossible for me to describe how amazing the past week in Rio was. It’s the most beautiful place I’ve ever been so far in my life.”
    “I warned you that our ancestors’ country on our mother’s side was majestic—and the best place for you to recharge your batteries.”
    “I’m definitely ready to take on anything you throw at me.”
    “Well, I’m happy you’re ready for anything, because we have quite a lot to share with you. We’ve made some amazing progress in some areas but we’ve also hit a few walls, but I promised you a debrief the minute you got back to New York and I always keep my promises. Since Francis is the one leading this case I’ll let him share with you what’s transpired.”
    “Welcome back, Candice.”
    “Thank you, Francis. As much as I adored Rio, it’s good to be back.”
    “Let’s start with the good news first. We’ve been in contact with the firm who took over Nathaniel Carpenter’s roster of clients. It’s none other than Baxter, Rufus, Lloyd and Associates LLP.”
    I shake my head. “I’ve never heard of them.”
    “They are fierce attorneys—some of the best in New York—but it’s really all about money with them. A case like yours would require a lot of output of cash on their end and they’d most likely have to assign a full-time paralegal without any guarantees they’ll see a cent of profit when and if your case gets settled. Unless you walk into their offices with pockets lined with cash, it’s unlikely they’ll give you the time of day. We requested a transfer of your files over one week ago, but they took their sweet time and we only received the boxes yesterday morning at our office.”
    “Boxes?” I’m surprised. “I didn’t realize our case had so much paperwork attached to it.”
    “We received five boxes and two USB sticks with scanned documents. I’ve assigned both Suzette and Regina to your case to support Sheena and I, but you can understand we’ve not gotten very far. There’s just too much to take in.”
    “No, I understand. I’m grateful for everything you’re doing to help.”
    “Regina did stumble on something quite interesting.”
    “Oh?” My stomach is tied in a knot and I push the muffin away, unable to continue eating.
    “It seems Rock Axel Development, the real-estate development responsible for the accident, declared bankruptcy one year after your parents’ deaths.”
    “Crap.”
    “But Regina found some old documents on one of the USB sticks indicating they were part of a