Alpha Meets Beta (Alpha Meets Omega Book 4) by Sky Winters

Author:Sky Winters [Winters, Sky]
Language: eng
Format: azw3, epub
Publisher: Sky Winters
Published: 2020-04-25T00:00:00+00:00

CHAPTER FIFTEEN

Adriana

Three days had passed since Dane visited her at her house and told her about the men after his construction company, and she had told him how Parquo really died. She knew she was taking a huge leap of faith in revealing that fact to someone outside of Transformation, but she found that she trusted him on a level that was very unusual for her. Instead, she had joined him in trying to figure out the missing piece, if there was one, that tied the two things together.

“You want a cup of coffee?” she asked as he came stumbling out of her bedroom, looking incredibly sexy in nothing but his underwear and a t-shirt.

“Please,” he replied, kissing her on the forehead.

Adriana got up and put a fresh pod in the coffee machine before pushing a mug beneath it and hitting the start button. Dane stood looking at the notes she had spread out all over her kitchen table. He smiled as she walked back over with the cup and set it down beside him.

“You have terrible handwriting. I can’t make heads or tails of any of this.”

“That’s the point. I don’t have to worry about folks reading over my shoulder or trying to decipher what I’m writing when in close quarters. Sit down and I’ll walk you through it.”

“Okay.”

“So, Parquo was laundering money for some people out of New Jersey. I don’t know who they are. I couldn’t get close enough to find out, so I was only able to reveal that they exist.”

“Shifters?”

“I’m not sure, but I do know that the guys he was doling his money out to were shifters. They used a variety of methods to launder the money; at least, I believe they did. I was only able to nail down two of them. One is through a chain of car washes, and the other was a chain of laundromats.”

“That’s not a cliché or anything,” he quipped.

“Right?” she laughed. “Anyway, that was only small time. There were much bigger operations in the works, according to one of my sources, but I never could get any more information on them.”

“What about the source? Who were they?”

“No idea. The information came from them through emails only,” she said, tapping a printout of an email. “[email protected]”

“Traceable?”

“No. I mean, I didn’t try, but after all was said and done . . . after Parquo’s body was found, we turned the emails over to the police. I have a guy that works on their tech team who helps me out from time to time. He said that the email provider is based overseas and not subject to warrants, so they were unable to track down the person who contacted me.”

“Overseas? They think he or she is foreign?”

“No, not necessarily. Anyone can get a Proton mail email. It’s part of their marketing to provide a secure email that isn’t subject to American authorities.”

“What about the IP address?”

“Scrambled. Bounces across multiple servers with no origin in sight. Not one was based in the U.

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