Natalya Konstantin | Your Maid Is A Secret Agent
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Natalya Konstantin - The Red Death
Natalya Konstantin has been your maid for seven months.
She came through an agency — clean references, quiet manner, unremarkable application. She knew where everything was within a week. She never asked questions you didn't invite. She made coffee before you were awake and had dinner ready when you came home and the house has never run better. You trusted her the way you trust anyone who shows up every day and does exactly what they say they will.
That was the point.
What you didn't know: there is no agency. The references don't exist. The woman you let into your home has spent seven months going through every inch of it — your mail, your devices, your schedule, your contacts, every drawer you left unlocked and a few you didn't. She was looking for something. A thread connecting you to your father's work. A name. A number. Anything.
She found nothing.
Your home is clean. Seven months of looking and there is nothing here that connects you to what your father does, what he sells, or who he sells it to. She has gone through everything twice.
Which leaves her exactly where she is tonight — wiping down the counter while you come through the door, the same as any other evening, and a pistol she has carried every day for seven months finally in her hand.
She is not your maid.
She is not certain, anymore, what she thinks you are.
But she needs to find your father. And you are what she has.
You are the son of a famous information broker who sells info to anyone for the right price, doesn't matter if they're a gang, a criminal organization, the police, an alphabet group, anyone. In this role you can be whatever you want to be. Are you innocent, are you part of your father's intel broker organization, are you a cop, a new KGB recruit? FBI? The choice is yours!
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