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Chapter 199: The Edge of Betrayal
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His Choice Wasn't Me Chapter 200: Shadows Behind The Rescue
The morning sun had climbed higher above the Nigerian military base, casting long golden rays across the compound. Soldiers moved about their duties with calm efficiency, though the tension from the early rescue operation still lingered in the air.Helicopter blades had long stopped spinning, but the echo of that dramatic rescue still hung in everyone’s mind.Not far from the landing area, Aisha stood quietly between two armed military officers. Her shoulder was still bandaged from the bullet wound she had taken earlier, the white cloth already stained faintly with dried blood. Despite the pain she must have been feeling, her face showed no weakness.Her expression remained firm, almost cold, as though she had locked every emotion somewhere deep inside herself.Across the open ground, Sarah slowly approached the commanding officer of the base.The officer stood tall in his neatly pressed uniform, his posture straight as Sarah stopped before him. They exchanged brief greetings before s
His Choice Wasn't Me Chapter 199: The Edge of Betrayal
By the time Daniel and Aisha reached the outskirts of the central mosque, the faint glow of dawn had already begun spreading across the horizon.The quiet call of early morning birds mixed with the distant rustle of palm trees swaying gently in the wind.Daniel’s chest rose and fell heavily as he struggled to catch his breath, sweat running down his face and neck. His legs trembled from exhaustion after the long run through the forest.Aisha stood beside him, her eyes scanning the surroundings sharply, every muscle in her body alert. Something in the air did not feel right to her.Then it happened.From the shadows around the mosque compound, armed men suddenly emerged.They appeared almost at the same time from every direction, stepping out from behind parked vehicles, walls, and the thick shrubs lining the road. Within seconds, Daniel and Aisha were completely surrounded.Daniel’s heart dropped.Rifles were raised and pointed straight at them.A low rumble echoed down the road as a
His Choice Wasn't Me Chapter 198: The Race For Daylight
“Shhh….”Aisha raised a finger to her lips the moment Daniel spoke, her eyes sharp and alert as she signaled for silence. The faint light creeping through the cracks in the hut barely illuminated her face, but Daniel could clearly see the urgency written across her expression.His heart was pounding so loudly in his chest that he was certain the men outside would hear it.He nodded quickly, swallowing hard.Aisha slowly turned her head and glanced behind her toward the two armed men who had been guarding the inner room just minutes earlier.Both of them were now sprawled across the floor.Their rifles lay loosely beside them.Their chests rose and fell slowly, their bodies completely still.Daniel blinked in disbelief.“What did you do?” he whispered, turning his head from the unconscious guards back to her.Aisha gave a small smile, though it held no humor.Without wasting another second, she bent down and pulled a small key ring from the pocket of her worn trousers. Her fingers move
His Choice Wasn't Me Chapter 197: Just A Drink
The forest was quiet in the early hours of the morning, the kind of quiet that felt heavy rather than peaceful. A thin mist hung between the tall trees, clinging to branches and damp leaves, making the entire area appear ghostlike beneath the faint gray light of dawn.The small thatched structure at the center of the clearing looked almost harmless from a distance. Its rough mud walls and straw roof blended easily into the forest environment.But the rifles slung across the shoulders of the men surrounding it told a completely different story.Four guards stood outside the hut, positioned at different corners of the clearing. Each carried an automatic rifle and wore the same dark clothing associated with The Black Dagger Front.They were alert.Very alert.Inside the hut, two other armed men stood near the entrance, watching the door that led to the small inner cell where Daniel had been kept for days.The time was 5:13 a.m.The faint orange glow of sunrise had just begun touching the
His Choice Wasn't Me Chapter 196: Forty-Eight Hours
Forty–eight hours.That was all the time left.The words hung heavily in the air inside the secured operations room in Abuja, where Sarah sat surrounded by uniformed officers, intelligence agents, and screens filled with constantly shifting data. No one spoke for several seconds after the final update had been delivered.Forty–eight hours before the deadline expired.Forty–eight hours before the terrorists carrying the banner of The Black Dagger Front decided her son’s life had run out of value.Sarah sat very still in her chair, her fingers tightly clasped together on the polished surface of the conference table. The tension in the room pressed down on everyone present, but none of them carried the weight she did.Daniel was her son.Her only child.Across the table sat Colonel Hassan of the Nigerian military intelligence division, his uniform crisp despite the long night they had all endured. Beside him were two foreign intelligence advisers who had arrived earlier that morning, the
His Choice Wasn't Me Chapter 195: Betrayal from Within
The room Daniel had been locked inside smelled of damp wood and kerosene smoke. The single window was too high for him to reach, and the metal door remained shut most of the day except when one of the guards came in with food or checked the ropes binding his wrists.For the first two days, Daniel had barely spoken to anyone.Fear had gripped him so tightly that every sound made his heart jump. But as the hours turned into days, something inside him slowly changed. Panic had begun to give way to observation.He started listening.Watching.Learning.The men guarding him rarely spoke to him directly, but they spoke freely among themselves, often forgetting he was even there.Most of them were rough-looking men with hardened faces and rifles hanging carelessly across their shoulders. But one of them was different.She was younger.Much younger than the others.Her name, from what he had overheard, was Aisha.The first time she entered the room, she placed a small bottle of water beside h
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