“My father had discussed morality with me when I entered the family business. He told me that although we operated outside the law, we operated within a strict moral code. Morality, he had said, was even more important for people like us, as we couldn’t rely on the law to draw our lines for us. We had to know our own limits and understand which lines we were prepared to cross—and which ones would damage us if we crossed them.”
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Anna Harding,
Deceitful Union