Running Blind
““No, no, no!” she told him. “There are cameras inside. They’ll spot you.”
“I forgive you for underestimating me.”
Instead of pressing a button and calling the elevator, he used something that must be a key, pried open the doors, and disappeared into the shaft.
Okay. So he’d have the element of surprise on his side, but who knew how many men were on the fourth floor? And who knew if Dr. Corbet was even alive after that explosion?
She rapidly flipped through the camera feeds, intent on getting a view of the lab door.
But when she landed on the fourth-floor hallway that was sixty yards from the lab, she stopped. And gasped.
A man lay dead, facedown on the floor. The good news was, it wasn’t Cooper. The bad news was, Cooper was also down.
“Cooper,” she whispered, overwhelmed with fear for him.
No response.
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