There is an office on Henrietta Street in Covent Garden. Third floor. The door says Vantage in lettering that was chosen to be legible but not inviting. There is a magnolia tree outside the window. There is a broken castor on one of the chairs that nobody fixes.

The office belongs to a crisis management consultancy. Three people work there. Sometimes four.

Their clients are powerful. Their cases are urgent. The kind of situations that make front pages if handled wrong and disappear entirely if handled right. Vantage handles them right.

What Vantage Does

A client calls. Usually in the first twelve hours of a crisis. Usually because someone has died, or someone has stolen something, or someone has been caught doing something that cannot become public.

Vantage arrives. They work in places nobody can leave — private islands, country houses, hotels locked down by weather or circumstance. Sealed environments where everyone is a suspect and nobody goes home until the truth is found.

They do not carry weapons. They do not have badges. They have instincts, documentation, the ability to read a room, and a forensic accountant who can follow money through seventeen shell companies in a single afternoon.

They are the team you call before you call the police.

The Referral

Every client finds Vantage through a referral. A friend of a friend. A colleague’s recommendation. A name passed along at the right moment.

This is how it’s supposed to work.

Whether that’s how it actually works is another question.

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