And within the Morales family, there was only one person with that kind of skill set.
Anya.
At the airport in Africa, Andres had already sensed something off about the woman named Natalia.
Now it was obvious: begging him to "save someone" had been an excuse. The real objective had been something else entirely.
He even started to wonder whether the explosion at the airport had been an accident… or staged.
Maeve hit the nail on the head. "Someone's building a trap around you."
Andres could feel it, too—the cold pressure of being forced into a game someone else had planned.
His voice turned hard. "Anya's just the decoy. There's someone behind her."
A setup this large wasn't something Anya could pull off alone.
Maeve lifted her brows. "Do you know who?"
"I can guess," Andres said.
Maeve's eyes gleamed. "So how do you want to play it?"
Andres didn't hesitate. "Return the favor."
Maeve leaned back, suddenly entertained. "Great. I'll get the popcorn and soda and enjoy the show."
Then Andres remembered something else.
"Ansel is dead."
Maeve nodded. "Naomi already told me."
Andres watched her. "Want to know how?"
Maeve's tone stayed flat. "Anya flushed his last life-saving dose down the toilet."
Even Andres had to admit—Maeve's information network was terrifying.
"The Morales family is heading for a storm," he said quietly.
That night, they slept well.
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