The Doll
“She’d gone up instead of him because she was the smaller and lighter of the two, and her whisper fed into his earpiece: Equipment. Camera positions. Distance.
If they’d been planning to play it safe, to run conventional surveillance, this would have been the place to set up shop, but they didn’t have the time or the resources for smart or safe. Saving Munroe meant finding Logan, and tonight that meant kicking down doors.
After a long pause, Walker said, “Window. Second floor of the warehouse, n...orth side. A yellow light just switched on.”
Bradford heard the snag in her thoughts, felt it, too, as it charged down his spine. Until now, the property had appeared empty, but where there were lights there were people, and people meant guards, and guards meant prisoners.
“Come on down,” he whispered. “Let’s go in through the front door.”
Walker slid backward, hung off the wall, and dropped the remaining four feet. “Drunk and angry?” she said.
He nodded. “Should work.”MoreLess
If they’d been planning to play it safe, to run conventional surveillance, this would have been the place to set up shop, but they didn’t have the time or the resources for smart or safe. Saving Munroe meant finding Logan, and tonight that meant kicking down doors.
After a long pause, Walker said, “Window. Second floor of the warehouse, n...orth side. A yellow light just switched on.”
Bradford heard the snag in her thoughts, felt it, too, as it charged down his spine. Until now, the property had appeared empty, but where there were lights there were people, and people meant guards, and guards meant prisoners.
“Come on down,” he whispered. “Let’s go in through the front door.”
Walker slid backward, hung off the wall, and dropped the remaining four feet. “Drunk and angry?” she said.
He nodded. “Should work.”MoreLess
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