A tragic accident.
A pregnant woman lost after a fall from a moving vehicle.
Her body supposedly too damaged for public viewing.
Private funeral.
Family only.
The story appeared in newspapers, blogs, and business circles within hours.
Exactly as Jonathan Whitcomb intended.
Because while Ava recovered inside a private medical facility owned by one of Marlowe Holdings’ subsidiaries, the world mourned a woman who wasn’t dead.
And Landon never questioned it.
That was his first mistake.
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