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Three Vehicles

مؤلف: Alessia Frost
last update تاريخ النشر: 2026-08-14 21:48:34

POV: Ryder

The engine sound changed.

Not one vehicle now. Two. Then the third, all three starting within seconds of each other, coordinated people who had been waiting for a signal and had received it simultaneously.

Ryder looked at Mira. "Which three?"

Mira was already on her device. "Eastern side. Positions four, five, and six."

He looked through the window. The three eastern vehicles had not moved yet. They were warming up, which meant the people inside them were preparing rather than reacti
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