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Her brows furrowed as she processed his words. “Wallpaper?”

It sounded like a smart plan, but Susan still had questions. She stared at Leo in stunned silence, her arms crossed defensively. “You’re telling me you’re going to use Vince, the same guy who just betrayed you, to trick the cops?”

Leo’s smirk returned, though his tone was all business. “Exactly. Vince may be a lot of things—greedy, reckless—but he’s not stupid. He knows if he screws this up, it’s over for him. He’s desperate to prove he’s still useful.”

“And you trust him?” she asked, her voice dripping with skepticism.

“I trust that he’s more afraid of me than he is of the cops,” Leo said coolly. “That’s all I need from him. He’ll tell them you’re making a delivery of counterfeit bills. They’ll follow you, hoping for a big bust, but when they search your car…”

“They’ll find wallpaper?” Susan interrupted, her brows lifting in disbelief.

Leo chuckled, his eyes glinting with amusement. “Exactly. Rolls of wallpaper. Compl
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