№ 168•Sacrifice•First Edition p.199

The moment he agreed, there would be no turning back.

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The moment he agreed, there would be no turning back. As Gusty continued to speak, Max carefully weighed the situation, mentally calculating a price tag for the information being requested. At the same time, the legal implications raced through his mind— what would happen if it ever came to light that Milisoft© had provided access to this highly sensitive data? The risk was astronomical.

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№ 168•Sacrifice•First Edition p.199