The Left Series (Book 3): Left On the Brink
“Cordoba suggested.
We turned to look at her and saw she was pointing to a small skylight window in the office roof.
“The opening is too small,” Milner huffed. “Big guys like Kauffmann, Smith and me would never fit through there.”
Cordoba shook her head. “No, but me and Wilde, here would.”
I didn’t know whether to feel overjoyed she was volunteering me to go on a mission with her, or horrified that I was going to be the one to go back out amongst the undead again.
“Go on,” Mi...lner muttered. “What do you have in mind?”
“Wilde and me could slip out of the skylight while you boys cause a diversion,” she explained.
“What kind of diversion?” asked one of the Marines, whose name tag read, Amato. He was a big guy with short cropped, dark hair and olive colored skin. “I’m not going back down there on the floor.MoreLess
We turned to look at her and saw she was pointing to a small skylight window in the office roof.
“The opening is too small,” Milner huffed. “Big guys like Kauffmann, Smith and me would never fit through there.”
Cordoba shook her head. “No, but me and Wilde, here would.”
I didn’t know whether to feel overjoyed she was volunteering me to go on a mission with her, or horrified that I was going to be the one to go back out amongst the undead again.
“Go on,” Mi...lner muttered. “What do you have in mind?”
“Wilde and me could slip out of the skylight while you boys cause a diversion,” she explained.
“What kind of diversion?” asked one of the Marines, whose name tag read, Amato. He was a big guy with short cropped, dark hair and olive colored skin. “I’m not going back down there on the floor.MoreLess
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