#Chapter 46: Our bodies belonged together

Third person “It has been only five days, Alexander, and already Fiona has recouped the company millions of dollars. Millions! That no one else even noticed was going missing… for ten years.” Alexander’s eyebrows shot up. “Please explain that scenario.” Conrad caught him up on the account that Fiona had dug into, explaining how she found a billing error that slipped past even the bank’s notice. And how she even managed to recover the money immediately from the bank, who admitted fault and even agreed to offer a settlement to the affected vendor, as well. Alexander was a stoic man, a soldier, and not one to show emotions – not even surprise. But though his face remained unchanged, Alexander suddenly rose to stand, shoving his hands into his pockets and walking across the room. He stopped at the window, looking out into the distance. A long, tense minute passed as he contemplated in silence. “Who is responsible?” he asked at last. “Directly? I’ll send you a list of the