“If those lab logs reach the financial papers, the firm loses its underwriting by morning.”

“Those logs belong to Dr.

Vance and the board now,” I said.

“Spencer made a mistake,” she whispered, leaning in.

“The twins are unverified.

We know that now.

But the company can’t survive his medical history going public.”

I glanced past her shoulder at Spencer, who stayed by the stone steps without turning around.