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  Former FinCEN director Raymond King secretly meets with a mysterious assassin named Anaïs, asking for her help locating a Salvadorean family. All he has is an old photo of the parents and their young son. Anaïs doesn't commit to the job but warns King he's being followed. Moments later, King is killed by a sniper, and Anaïs walks away unharmed.
  
  Marybeth Medina, King's former protégée and now deputy director at FinCEN, identifies his body. Noticing the words "FIND THE ACCOUNTANT" scrawled on his arm, she realizes King wanted her to contact Christian Wolff, the brilliant but unorthodox accountant she had previously worked with. Unsure how to reach him directly, Medina reaches out to the institute for autistic children that once connected them, hoping Wolff's partner, Justine, can relay the message.
  
  Although wary of Christian's criminal methods, Medina asks for his help in tracking down the family from the photo. Christian pieces together the fragmented information collected by Medina and King, tracing the family's journey from El Salvador to Los Angeles and the threats they encountered along the way.
  
  Meanwhile, Cobb, the man responsible for King's murder, reports to his boss, Burke, who orders him to eliminate Anaïs before she uncovers the truth about her past. As Christian investigates further, he discovers that the mother in the photo worked for a pizza company involved in human trafficking. Realizing the scope of the operation, Christian enlists his estranged brother Braxton, a professional hitman, to help. Together, they ambush and interrogate a pimp connected to the trafficking network by having one of his prostitutes lure him into an ambush by the brothers.
  
  Justine, now Christian's partner in operations, lives at the Harbor Neuroscience facility where they first met. Though non-speaking and autistic, she coordinates Christian's assignments, aided by a group of autistic children with advanced tech skills. They manage to find a photo of Anaïs (through hacking a bystander's phone and smart house) but cannot identify her. Medina, increasingly uneasy with the group's illegal actions – especially the kidnapping of the pimp – eventually distances herself.
  
  Following a lead from King's files, Medina visits a hospital and discovers that Anaïs is actually the missing mother from the photo. After a severe accident, Anaïs suffered memory loss and, during recovery, developed lethal combat abilities before escaping the facility. When a hit is placed on Medina by a contractor named Batu, Braxton refuses to take it, but Anaïs, still unaware of her true identity, accepts. She wounds Medina in an attack before Christian intervenes. Confronted with the family photo, Anaïs begins to recover her memories and realizes Burke was responsible for her husband's death and her own imprisonment.
  
  Christian and Braxton learn that Anaïs's autistic son, Alberto, is still alive and being held at a prison camp in Juárez, Mexico, alongside other trafficked children. Burke then orders Cobb to eliminate the kids in Juárez, where a mass grave is being dug up. Justine and her team electronically hijack a Border Patrol and Customs Reaper drone to aid the brothers. The brothers storm the compound, kill Cobb and the guards, and rescue the children as they were being forced into the mass grave. After leaving the area, Braxton adopts a stray cat in the desert. Justine then forces Batu to cancel the hit on Medina by threatening him with damning personal information.
  
  Since Batu's contracts end only if the target or the client dies, Anaïs is sent to Burke's location in Costa Rica. Now fully aware of what he did to her and her family, she kills him. Alberto is welcomed into Harbor Neuroscience by Justine and the children. Meanwhile, Christian and Braxton talk about taking a long-overdue camping trip together.
  
  The film also explores deeper emotional threads, particularly Christian and Braxton's search for connection, redemption, and family in the aftermath of violence and trauma.
  
  Former FinCEN director Raymond King secretly meets with a mysterious assassin named Anaïs, asking for her help locating a Salvadorean family. All he has is an old photo of the parents and their young son. Anaïs doesn't commit to the job but warns King he's being followed. Moments later, King is killed by a sniper, and Anaïs walks away unharmed.
  
  Marybeth Medina, King's former protégée and now deputy director at FinCEN, identifies his body. Noticing the words "FIND THE ACCOUNTANT" scrawled on his arm, she realizes King wanted her to contact Christian Wolff, the brilliant but unorthodox accountant she had previously worked with. Unsure how to reach him directly, Medina reaches out to the institute for autistic children that once connected them, hoping Wolff's partner, Justine, can relay the message.
  
  Although wary of Christian's criminal methods, Medina asks for his help in tracking down the family from the photo. Christian pieces together the fragmented information collected by Medina and King, tracing the family's journey from El Salvador to Los Angeles and the threats they encountered along the way.
  
  Meanwhile, Cobb, the man responsible for King's murder, reports to his boss, Burke, who orders him to eliminate Anaïs before she uncovers the truth about her past. As Christian investigates further, he discovers that the mother in the photo worked for a pizza company involved in human trafficking. Realizing the scope of the operation, Christian enlists his estranged brother Braxton, a professional hitman, to help. Together, they ambush and interrogate a pimp connected to the trafficking network by having one of his prostitutes lure him into an ambush by the brothers.
  
  Justine, now Christian's partner in operations, lives at the Harbor Neuroscience facility where they first met. Though non-speaking and autistic, she coordinates Christian's assignments, aided by a group of autistic children with advanced tech skills. They manage to find a photo of Anaïs (through hacking a bystander's phone and smart house) but cannot identify her. Medina, increasingly uneasy with the group's illegal actions – especially the kidnapping of the pimp – eventually distances herself.
  
  Following a lead from King's files, Medina visits a hospital and discovers that Anaïs is actually the missing mother from the photo. After a severe accident, Anaïs suffered memory loss and, during recovery, developed lethal combat abilities before escaping the facility. When a hit is placed on Medina by a contractor named Batu, Braxton refuses to take it, but Anaïs, still unaware of her true identity, accepts. She wounds Medina in an attack before Christian intervenes. Confronted with the family photo, Anaïs begins to recover her memories and realizes Burke was responsible for her husband's death and her own imprisonment.
  
  Christian and Braxton learn that Anaïs's autistic son, Alberto, is still alive and being held at a prison camp in Juárez, Mexico, alongside other trafficked children. Burke then orders Cobb to eliminate the kids in Juárez, where a mass grave is being dug up. Justine and her team electronically hijack a Border Patrol and Customs Reaper drone to aid the brothers. The brothers storm the compound, kill Cobb and the guards, and rescue the children as they were being forced into the mass grave. After leaving the area, Braxton adopts a stray cat in the desert. Justine then forces Batu to cancel the hit on Medina by threatening him with damning personal information.
  
  Since Batu's contracts end only if the target or the client dies, Anaïs is sent to Burke's location in Costa Rica. Now fully aware of what he did to her and her family, she kills him. Alberto is welcomed into Harbor Neuroscience by Justine and the children. Meanwhile, Christian and Braxton talk about taking a long-overdue camping trip together.
  
  The film also explores deeper emotional threads, particularly Christian and Braxton's search for connection, redemption, and family in the aftermath of violence and trauma.