Even after Her Death by Rita Bond
Chapter 302
Chapter 310 The Shop's Secret
Behind Carter, police officers were setting up a perimeter, indicating something serious had occurred ar the shop:
I couldn't help but feel uneasy as I glanced at him. "Is it okay for me to be here?"
"Don't worry. All the cameras have been turned off."
That reassured me. He wouldn't put me at risk.
"You should've been inside. It's freezing out here."
I just wanted to see you sooner. He offered a soft smile.
For a brief moment, almost forgot how he used to be Why had I once thought of him as so frightening?
I gently pushed him toward the door. "What happened today?"
"I had some people stir up trouble at the shop. As soon as they heard we might call the police, they tried to pay to make it go away. But when money didn't work, one of them shut the place down."
I stopped in my tracks. "They were planning to force their way in?"
"Yes. A bunch of thugs, really. They didn't expect us to be prepared. We had backup waiting outside, and when the scuffle started, they ran into the underground tunnel."
I'd figured out where the tunnel was, but now I worried. With so many people around, I feared the decoy might have gotten into trouble.
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"Did anyone get hurt?" I asked, anxiety rising. I had only wanted to cause a bit of a stir, not out of hand.
Carter's face grew dark. My stomach twisted. "What happened?"
things get
"They're badly injured. They meant to scare them, but the situation escalated. They broke into a secret underground base. If that secret leaks, the whole shop is done for. That's why they never planned to let anyone leave today. "Do you remember the guy who used to fix our cars? He stepped in to protect them. He got hurt, but at least he's alive."
I remembered him well. I'd added him on WhatsApp, chatted with him a few times.
He hadn't been at the shop long, so he likely didn't know anything too important.
I'd gone through his posts. He was a cheerful guy, came from a small town in the mountains to support his family. He had a younger sister who was excelling in school.
He was kind too. When he couldn't afford to buy food for stray cats, he'd give them half-of his lunch.
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was caught up in something he
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witnessed the chans firsthand, I could imagine how dangerous it must have been.
were barricades everywhere, and the floor was stained with dark
an agreement, giving us
on the floor made
they were werely injured, the fight
"Where's Captain Turker? tasked.
in the basement, Carter
down there?
a few words.
as I expected, the entrance was right in
air was thick with a musty, rotten scent, mixed with the overpowering smell of blood. The last time I was here, I was a spirit. I didn't have the
me, his expression full of concern.
replied, though my
this the place you've been
down one of the paths. "Yes, the
my steps as I
heart beat.
Carter said gently, patting the back of
already open. As I stepped inside, I was hit by the sight of the stone bed in the middle of the room-it
I said.
a man with dark skin enter. They
a nearby
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them made my tears fall
in this
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narrowed as he studied the assortment of tools. His anger was evident,
stood motionless beside him, his gaze
my voice, "it might hold some answers
rooms below, and this was only one. I wiped away my tears quickly. "What's in
out soon enough,"
the next room, and the sight left me
rooms had been bare and unfinished. But this
operating table, and tools that looked more advanced than any I had seen in a
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