larm

ess. I sat bolt upright in my bunk, my heart hammering against my ribs. My skin.

e fire, s

voice. The same call.

. The memory of the chemical burns, the hospital, the betraya

s standing there, pale and trembling,

ce quivering on cue. "We can'

smiss her. I stepped forward, pulling on

e I didn't feel just moments ago. "I've studied the blueprints for these o

. "Molly, it's too risky! Let the heavy re

f the man who watched me die. The love I on

's life is on the line," I said, my tone leaving no room for

g moment, then nodded. "Go,

e smoke just as thick. But this time, I

team over the radio. "Structural integrity is compr

ebris and started the extraction. As we carried him out, I hear

down!" a te

is time, we were fifty feet away, in a secure corridor. We emerged from the

y slapped me on the back, their

Sabrina, who stood watching, her expression unrea

t me, not with pride, but with a strange, calculating

I had a chilling feeling the