I was driving my old pickup truck along Route 50 toward Middleburg, Virginia, with a warm homemade apple pie resting on the passenger seat for my father, when my dashboard screen lit up. I tapped the steering wheel button to answer, expecting to hear my dad ask if I had remembered to pick up his favorite vanilla ice cream. Instead, a wave of harsh background static and echoing footsteps filled the cab, followed by my father’s voice shaking so violently I barely recognized him. Son, please help me, he gasped, each word sounding like it was torn from his chest. Your father-in-law had me arrested. Before I could even process what he was saying, a gruff voice barked in the background to hang up the damn phone, and I heard the unmistakable, sickening clink of heavy steel handcuffs snapping shut before the line went completely dead. For three seconds, the only sound in my truck was the hum of the tires on the asphalt, and then my blood boiled over. I slammed my foot on the brake, whipped the steering wheel hard to the left across the gravel median, and dialed a private encrypted number I had not used in twelve years. When my chief financial officer, Warren Hale, and my lead attorney, Malcolm Thorne, picked up on the first ring, my voice was as cold as winter iron. Freeze all their assets and fire every single one of them, I ordered, staring straight ahead as the engine roared. Do not spare a single person.

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