The premise
Distance isn't protection.
In Gramado, Brazil, a woman takes a remote job with Kennedy & Kennedy, a prestigious law firm in Houston, Texas. There is no office to walk into, no coworker at the next desk. Just a laptop, a list of a hundred names, and a man who expects her to answer.
Even at three in the morning.
The firm is respected. Decorated. Warm. But beneath the reassurances are demands that leave little room for refusal. What sounds like an opportunity begins to sound like a warning.
They hired her from three thousand miles away.
They never had to meet her.
That was the point.
