What We Couldn’t Predict
Every prediction engine has a blind spot. His was sitting across the boardroom table.
The future has a way of surprising us.
Seven years ago, Sarah Kimura loved a man who could solve any problem except the one that mattered. Now Meridian Capital has sent her back into his life — as the auditor assigned to comb through Aegis Technologies before Meridian’s $40 million investment closes.
She’s not supposed to still know the exact rhythm of his voice when he’s lying. And the prediction engine Dev Mehta built to warn companies before they collapse has just turned on him — not with a warning, but a countdown: days, not weeks, before it all comes apart.
He has to find out what’s actually breaking — his company, his secrets, or the wall he built around his own heart — before the clock runs out. Sarah is sharp enough to find all three. She’s the only one who ever knew how to get past the last one.
Some things can be modeled. Some things can be averted. Some things can never be predicted.
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