All Chapters of Mr. William's Rules: Chapter 91 - Chapter 94

The maintenance lift rattled and groaned as it descended into darkness. Rust streaked the walls, and the old gears moaned under their weight. Lily gripped the railing, her breathing measured despite the thundering of her heart. William stood tall beside her, pistol steady in his hand, his eyes locked on the shifting shadows below.The dim bulb overhead flickered as the lift came to a stop. A cold draft swept up the shaft, carrying the smell of wet stone and something metallic. Lily tightened her grip on her weapon. “Where are we?”“Old mining tunnels,” William said, stepping off first. His boots crunched on loose gravel. “Leonard’s been using these for years to move people and shipments. No cameras, no satellites.”The tunnels stretched out like veins in the earth, dimly lit by ancient bulbs and dotted with crates and equipment. Sofia’s voice crackled in William’s ear. “Sir, my men have visual on Leonard. He’s heading deeper, toward sector C. But be careful—motion sensors are picking

The slope of the tunnel steepened, the concrete walls giving way to raw rock. Water dripped from the ceiling, pooling in uneven depressions on the floor. Red emergency lights strobed intermittently, casting fleeting shadows that made the tunnel seem alive.William led, his weapon raised, his jaw set like iron. Adrian followed a step behind, scanning every corner, and Lily stayed close, eyes sharp, her rifle ready.Leonard’s boots pounded somewhere ahead, echoing with a maddening rhythm. He was close—they all felt it.“Sir,” Adrian murmured, voice low but tense, “he’s running out of room.”“Exactly,” William said. “Which means he’ll get desperate.”They rounded a bend and came to a narrow bridge spanning a deep crevasse, old mining supports creaking underfoot. Beyond, the tunnel widened again, dark and slick.Halfway across, a sharp click echoed. William froze. His instincts screamed.“Back—!” he barked, but it was too late.A deafening boom shook the passage. The supports groaned and