Chapter 15. An Eye On Alicia
Author: FOCA
last update2025-11-07 06:52:00
When Harry pulled up to the Agency, he immediately noticed something different, fewer cars in the parking lot. Yesterday, the place looked alive. Today, it was quiet, almost too quiet. Still, he didn’t dwell on it. His mind had a strange way of keeping track of useless details, but this one didn’t matter.

Inside, he was greeted by Rita, who nearly jumped when she saw him.

“Oh, Mr Farrow! I didn’t know you’d be coming in today,” she said, quickly straightening her posture.

Harry gave her a
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