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And then Trent made the mistake that ended his family.
He lowered his voice and took two steps toward me.
“Your wife copied private documents that belong to my firm,” he said.
“Hard drives.
Financial contracts.
Title deeds.
You hand them over, and maybe this whole situation ends quietly.”
“Maybe?” I repeated.
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