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“Got a Code 23 at the W Hollywood. VIP refusing to exit the vehicle. Driver’s spooked.”

“Someone like me,” Lily said.

“Good. Diego, head to Glendale Blvd. Keep to surface streets. If you see any black SUVs, don’t brake—turn.”

Lily didn’t shake it. She stood up, pulled on her patrol jacket, and looked at Sienna one last time. Limo Patrol - Lily Thai

“I saw them.”

Park slid a file across the table. Inside: photos of Kael Vance, his lieutenants, and a marked-up map of Los Angeles limo staging areas. “We’ve been building a RICO case for eighteen months. But we need someone inside his operation. Someone who can get close without looking like a fed.”

“No. You call the FBI. Specifically, a woman named Agent Park. She owes me from a job in San Diego six years ago. Tell her the Red Jade is using Los Angeles limo services to track you. Tell her your driver’s manifest was leaked.” “Got a Code 23 at the W Hollywood

Lily got in, closed the door, and tapped Diego’s shoulder. “Sunset to the 101 south. Do exactly what I say, when I say it.” The black SUV followed two cars back. Lily watched it in the side mirror.

Lily reached into her jacket and pulled out a worn leather badge holder. Inside was a cracked ID from Black Diamond Executive Protection—a firm that had gone under three years ago. “Because I used to be the driver for the Chinese ambassador’s dissident daughter. Got her out of Shanghai in the trunk of a stretched Cadillac. Cost me my license and my career. But she’s alive. She’s teaching law in Vancouver.”

“Safe,” she said.

She walked out into the blue morning, the radio on her hip crackling with a new call: Patrol 7, Code 33 at Union Station. Possible intoxicated wedding party.

Lily pulled out her phone and showed Sienna a text from Mack, sent two minutes ago: Someone pulled Sienna Vance’s ride history from the dispatch server. Not a hack. An inside job. Get her dark.

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“Because,” Lily said, “this isn’t about your brother finding you. It’s about him finding your driver. He doesn’t want to kill you, Sienna. He wants to make you afraid to run. And the only way to do that is to get to you through the people who help you.”