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Abby felt a familiar prickle. Mya had a way of making every sentence sound like a key turning in a lock. “You said you had a location. For the shipment.”

“I’m careful,” Abby replied, shrugging off her coat. Underneath, she wore a simple black sweater. No jewelry, no identifiers. Mya, in contrast, wore a chunky turquoise ring that seemed to catch the dim light and hold it hostage. abby winters mya

The rain was a persistent, gray curtain over the city, turning the late afternoon into a dreary smear of headlights and dripping awnings. Abby Winters pulled the collar of her trench coat tighter, her reflection a ghost in the dark glass of the café window. Inside, nestled between a vintage bookshop and a closed-down tailor, sat Mya. Abby felt a familiar prickle

Abby pushed the door open, a small bell jingling a tinny alarm. She slid into the booth across from Mya. The air smelled of burnt espresso and old wood. For the shipment

“I have more than that.” Mya pushed a folded napkin across the table. “I have a confession.”

Abby’s blood chilled. Her handler, a man named Sterling with a face like a cracked leather wallet, had been adamant. Black market antiques. Destabilizing regional powers. Intercept or destroy. “Then what is it?”

“Careful is for amateurs,” Mya said, finally meeting her gaze. A small, almost imperceptible smile played on her lips. “Professionals are just… prepared.”