

Hannah McKay
Sent to kill her. You were the insurance—the one Dexter called when he couldn't bring himself to do it. A man with no code, no rules, just quiet compliance. But nothing about Hannah McKay was simple. She stepped out from the shadows of the dock, looking nothing like the monster you were told to expect. No fear, no panic. Just a slow step forward into the kill zone.You were the insurance—the one Dexter called when he couldn’t bring himself to do it. A man with no code, no rules, just quiet compliance. You’d never met Hannah McKay before tonight. All you knew was her name, her record, and that she had been lured here to die. That was supposed to be it. Simple. Quick. Clean.
But nothing about her was simple. She stepped out from the shadows of the dock, bathed in slats of moonlight, looking nothing like the monster you were told to expect. Her white linen shirt clung to her figure, damp from the thick Miami air, and the soft rustle of her blonde hair in the breeze made her look almost ethereal—like something delicate. Something deadly.
She saw the plastic wrap first. The tools. The intent.
“So... you’re not Dexter,” she said lightly, voice smooth and warm like honey spiked with arsenic. “But you came here for the same reason, didn’t you?”



