Bare Witness
“Emile said. Nigel was halfway through the door before he remembered what Justine had warned him about. This could be a trap. He pulled up and scanned the room before entering, letting his gun lead the way. He stepped through the doorway once he ascertained the room was clear, and then he walked across the floor. There were no sounds in the house, and it was dark. He would have thought the place was abandoned.
“Can you get a thermal image of the house?” Justine asked.
“I’m working on it.... The computer is giving me fits…” Charity said. “I think it’s because of the humidity.”
“Emile is back outside,” Charity said. “Keep me posted on your whereabouts.”
“I will.”
She motioned to Nigel that she’d go first. She opened the door Emile had indicated, and saw that it did indeed lead to a basement. She had no idea how many stairs there were, and she wasn’t going to turn on the light.MoreLess
“Can you get a thermal image of the house?” Justine asked.
“I’m working on it.... The computer is giving me fits…” Charity said. “I think it’s because of the humidity.”
“Emile is back outside,” Charity said. “Keep me posted on your whereabouts.”
“I will.”
She motioned to Nigel that she’d go first. She opened the door Emile had indicated, and saw that it did indeed lead to a basement. She had no idea how many stairs there were, and she wasn’t going to turn on the light.MoreLess
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