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Chapter 62

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I stopped the car a few meters away from the warehouse entrance, but didn’t get out right away. Instead, I exhaled repeatedly, trying to calm my nerves, while rereading the message Jac had sent me.

They had already identified the hostage taken by the enemies—Atty. Larson. I didn’t know him personally. All I knew was that he was one of the people helping Nelson and Jac. I often heard Jac talking to him on the phone.

A cold gust of wind greeted me the moment I stepped out of the car. The dark surroundings only added to my fear; it felt like invisible eyes were watching me. My legs felt like jelly, but I forced myself to walk toward the rusted warehouse door. I knocked twice, and it creaked open slightly.

“Boss, she’s here!” shouted the man who opened the door.

I instinctively held my breath again as I entered the dim, dusty warehouse that reeked of metal and mildew.

“Good. Bring her here,” came the voice of a man I couldn’t see.

I was sure he wasn’t the same man who went to the hospital
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