Her Crime, My Name

Ava Quinn is at ClearLife under her twin sister's name, Iris Vale, doing Iris's job as the company's chief compliance officer. The arrangement was meant to last 72 hours. Iris had offered it in exchange for the source file behind a risk report, the one that had been falsified and had cost Ava the right to see her daughter. The swap turns out to be a way of making Ava the one who answers for a fraud at ClearLife that touches 47 families. Iris, living as Ava, works at wrecking the custody case from that side. Ava keeps Iris's name because dropping it would mean losing her hold on the evidence. Nolan, a compliance specialist, is tracing what happened. The company is about to be sold, and Ava is trying to stop the sale before it goes through.