My sister framed me for a hit-and-run—and my parents expected me to take the blame, until the truth came out and changed everything

to corporate boards.

I tapped an encrypted health monitoring application on my home screen.

“The human body reacts to a high-speed automotive collision with a massive, unavoidable surge of cortisol and adrenaline. Heart rates spike to over 140 beats per minute. Blood pressure skyrockets.”

I turned the phone around, sliding it across the steel table so it sat directly under Vance’s nose.

On the screen was a highly detailed, minute-by-minute line graph generated by my synced smartwatch, the exact same smartwatch that was currently strapped to my left wrist.

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