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chapter 12

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“Subject Zero has been located.”

The words continued to echo in Elena's mind long after the radio fell silent.

Someone had found the person they were searching for. Worse, that person was about to be transferred before the outbreak reached the city.

“How much time do we have?” she asked.

Adrian checked his watch.

“If that transmission was genuine, the transfer could happen at any moment.”

“Then why are we still standing here?”

“Because rushing into an unknown military facility without a plan is
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  • REBORN THREE DAY'S BEFORE THE APOCALYPSE    CHAPTER TWENTY

    DIRECTOR ELIAS VOSS.The man whose authorization appeared on several restricted transfers.The man connected to the order that had erased Lena's records.Adrian saw her expression.“What is it?”Elena handed him the binoculars.He studied the man and went still.“Voss.”“You know him?”“I saw his name on the original Blackridge operation. He was part of the command structure overseeing the emergency response.”“Is he the one who ordered the transfer?”“I don't know. But if he's here, this place is more important than we thought.”Elena watched Voss disappear through the entrance.“We can't let him leave without finding out why Lena is here.”“We won't.”Adrian took out a small radio and adjusted its frequency.They needed a way to observe the centre without being detected.As he worked, Elena noticed something near the fence.A narrow drainage channel ran beneath the outer wall. It was partly covered by weeds and debris, but it appeared wide enough for someone to crawl through.She po

  • REBORN THREE DAY'S BEFORE THE APOCALYPSE    CHAPTER NINETEEN

    Elena stared at the photograph.The woman standing outside the building was unmistakably Lena Morrow. The dark hair, the familiar coat, and the scar near her left hand matched the details in the Northstar records.But the death certificate had been clear.Lena had supposedly died on September 29.“How recent is this photograph?” Adrian asked.“I don't know. The sender didn't include a date.”“Look at the background.”Elena enlarged the image.Behind Lena stood a weathered sign, partly obscured by a tree. Only three words were visible.ASHFORD RECOVERY CENTRE.Adrian leaned closer.“That isn't the original military facility. It's a separate building several kilometers away.”“So they moved her there after she was declared dead?”“Possibly. But we need to verify the location before we go anywhere.”Elena looked at the photograph again.There was something else.Lena wasn't looking at the camera. Her head was turned toward a window on the upper floor, and one hand rested against the stra

  • REBORN THREE DAY'S BEFORE THE APOCALYPSE    CHAPTER EIGHTEEN

    Elena stared at the photograph.If Lena had died three weeks before the outbreak, why was an unknown sender telling Elena to find her?And why had her name appeared in the Ashford records?A noise sounded outside the office.Footsteps.Adrian immediately switched off his flashlight and pulled Elena behind the open door.Someone was walking down the corridor.The footsteps stopped.A man's voice spoke from somewhere nearby.“Check the administration files. The Blackwell team has already been here once.”Elena's blood turned cold.They knew Adrian's name.The man continued.“If you find anything connected to Morrow, send it directly to command. Do not remove the original documents.”Another voice answered.“What if they're already gone?”“Then find out who took them.”The footsteps resumed.Adrian waited until they faded before looking at Elena.“We leave. Now.”Elena slipped the report into her bag.They moved through the corridor, keeping to the shadows. At the stairwell, they heard a

  • REBORN THREE DAY'S BEFORE THE APOCALYPSE    CHAPTER SEVENTEEN

    The name Lena Morrow followed Elena through every mile of the journey.She sat in the passenger seat, studying the message on her phone while Adrian drove toward the outskirts. Sophie rested in the back, her injured leg stretched across the seat.The unknown sender had given them no address, no photograph, and no explanation.Only a name and a disturbing claim.Lena Morrow had died before the apocalypse.If that was true, why did the mysterious sender believe she could explain Elena's second chance?“Show me the message again,” Adrian said.Elena passed him the phone.He read it without speaking.“Do you recognize the name?” she asked.“No. But the records from Ashford suggest she was connected to the original investigation.”“Could she have been the first infected person?”“Possibly. But we shouldn't confuse exposure with infection. We don't yet know whether the person who carried the infection into the city was the same person who first became ill.”Elena looked through the window.

  • REBORN THREE DAY'S BEFORE THE APOCALYPSE    CHAPTER SIXTEEN

    Adrian found her outside the depot, standing beside the rusted gate.“Your phone is still receiving messages,” he said.Elena turned.“Did you discover how?”“No. But I found something else.”He held out a printed document.It was a partial personnel record from the files Captain Rowan had sent before losing contact.At the top was a heading.BLACKRIDGE EMERGENCY RESPONSE PROGRAM.Below it were several names and clearance levels.Elena scanned the page.Then she stopped.ADRIAN BLACKWELL — FIELD RESPONSE UNIT.Beneath his name was a line marked Incident Review Status.CLOSED BY ORDER OF DIRECTORATE.She looked up.“You were part of the operation from the beginning.”“I told you I was assigned to the emergency-response unit.”“You didn't tell me your operation was connected to the same people moving the patients.”“Because I didn't know that until today.”Elena studied him.“Then why was your clearance suspended?”Adrian's expression hardened.“I told you. I refused an order.”“What or

  • REBORN THREE DAY'S BEFORE THE APOCALYPSE    CHAPTER FIFTEEN

    The Secret Behind My Second Chance Elena couldn't stop staring at the message. THE PERSON WHO REBORN YOU IS ALREADY WATCHING. Her second chance had always been the one thing she couldn't explain. She remembered dying. She remembered the infected crowd, Daniel shutting the door, and the terror of realizing that the man she loved had chosen to save himself. Then she had opened her eyes three days earlier. At first, she had called it a miracle. Now someone was telling her it had been deliberate. “Adrian, read this.” He glanced at the screen. His expression changed when he reached the final line. “Who sent it?” “I don't know. The same person who has been sending the other messages.” “Have you replied?” “No.” “Good. Don't.” Elena pulled the phone closer. “How could someone know I was reborn?” Adrian remained silent for a moment. “Did you tell anyone?” “No. You're the only person I've spoken to about how strangely accurate my predictions have been, and even you don't kno

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