His attitude was just too weird.
So weird, in fact, that Celia Sterling immediately dropped the idea of discussing the base with him and contacted Miles Trenton instead.
Meanwhile, aboard a private jet flying from Tulia to Metropia, Silas Norwood had just started typing a message—"My wife isn't with me, and it's only been half an hour but I'm already starting to miss her like crazy"—when he glanced at his dazzling Brightmoon profile picture in the chat window and realized he was on the wrong account.
He immediately deleted the message.
He was about to salvage the situation by claiming he'd sent it to the wrong person.
But then, for some reason, a comment from Assistant Thorne popped into his head:
'Look at people these days. Doesn't everyone have a second account for a side hustle or something? One for maintaining a respectable image, and another for secretly indulging their darker side.'
His main account, the one for Silas Norwood, definitely had an image to uphold.
