In a luxury apartment in Surabaya, Clarissa stared at her laptop screen. She watched clips from the press conference, her lips curling in mockery.
"Funny. They think it's all over."
She switched to another tab—internal documents she'd kept since her last day at AVX. Some of those archives were not only sensitive, but potentially able to trigger a national audit if leaked to the media. One document even referenced AVX's initial collaboration with a contractor previously involved in a minor corruption case—though never proven.
But those documents weren't her only weapon. Clarissa was also arranging an exclusive interview with a media platform known for lifting controversial narratives.
"If they want to talk about transparency," she murmured, "I'll help them uncover everything. Including the dark side they've been covering up."
She messaged a journalist:
> "Ready for exclusive? I have an AVX story you've never heard."
