You Hit My Heart by Kylie Stanford

"Hmm. I know, my men are on their way and will be at Hill 372 in about two hours,” Chris said as he walked over to the map Karl had placed in front of him and reached out to point to Hill 372.

"Are you certain that the Aunt Cecelia is there?" He inquired.

"Yes. Charlotte's confession before she got caught is highly credible.” Luther said.

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Karl subconsciously glanced toward the room of the safe house.

"We don't want her to be part of the action.” Luther cleared his throat and didn't hold back, “The closer you are to someone, the more distraught you are at the moment. She has fallen asleep, and hopefully by the time she wakes up, everything will be resolved."

Chris followed Karl's eyes to the closed door of the safe house and had a rough idea in his mind.

the way, Mr. Warner. Thank you for giving me the copper mine at the border of Alvonia and Pascaylia. But forgive me for not being able to accept your kind offer. Although Auntie Cecelia and

"Good." Luther nodded, noncommittal.

difficulty we have now is that we need to know the best route to the mountain. I believe you have all thought of it?" Chris inquired. “Yes. We're working on it." Karl pointed to the map, "For now, it looks like this path is the only option. Unless there

inside the

have been tried. They were all cut off by Otis and there

a moment.” Chris had just come

and walked to the door and lifted the

was heavy, he placed it on the table, opened it, and what was revealed inside, was

had never seen before. "This is a modified all-purpose military transmitter, which can receive electromagnetic waves of various frequency bands, including satellite signals.” Chris skillfully operated the machine, "We want to get in, and the people inside want to get out. Communications are down, take a chance that someone will

machine is

"beep" sound came intermittently, so that Chris cheered