He looked around again.
"Nobody here knows who I am, and nobody's going to pay attention to two men talking in a plaza."
I followed his gaze; he was right. We were invisible, just another conversation among hundreds.
"If the case is as delicate as you said on the phone... it's best if nobody knows you hired me."
I couldn't help but smile. The conversation hadn't even started, and I already understood why I remembered him.
He was thinking ten steps ahead.
Nathan placed both hands on the bench.
"Tell me."
I didn't take out any documents yet; first, I needed him to understand the context.
I took a deep breath.
"My wife was in an accident. No..."
I immediately corrected myself.
"That's what we thought. Now we know someone tried to kill her."
Nathan didn't react at all, neither sho
