Back in her own body (barely), Audrey hacks the device’s hidden layer. The LifeSelector isn’t a window into parallel lives—it’s a recruitment tool. Wealthy clients pay to “test-drive” high-risk alternates, and their biometric data is harvested to train AI assassins. Audrey 734 wasn’t a coincidence. She was bait. The company wants to see if a normal person can survive a lethal timeline—because they’re building a subscription model for wetwork.
But they didn’t count on one thing: Audrey Reid, after fifteen years of living small, is very, very good at learning how to be dangerous.
Audrey sits across from the glass-eyed man. The chip is in her palm. The LifeSelector is in pieces on the table.
“You’re going to shut this down,” she says.
“Or what?” he laughs.
She leans forward. “Or I’ll show you the audit I just ran on your personal timeline. Audrey 1,402. You know her? She’s the one who works for Internal Affairs.”
His smile dies.
Audrey pockets the chip. “License to thrill, right? Mine just got renewed.”
End tag: She walks out into the rain, opens her phone, and books a one-way ticket to Bangkok—not as a jump, but as herself.
LifeSelector. Choose carefully.
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