The gunfire stopped about thirty seconds after Kieran and Elliot crashed through the building's entrance, but Kieran's heart was still racing like he'd run a marathon. His shoulder burned where the bullet had grazed him, blood soaking through his torn shirt, but that wasn't important right now. What was important was getting Elliot somewhere secure before the shooters decided to come inside and finish the job."Move," Kieran ordered, pulling Elliot away from the security desk where they'd taken cover. The lobby was chaotic, screaming people, blaring alarms, security guards shouting into radios. Kieran's tactical training cut through the noise, his mind already mapping exit points and vulnerabilities. This building wasn't safe. Too many entrances, too many windows, too exposed."Where are we going?" Elliot asked, his voice rough. His expensive suit was covered in concrete dust and broken glass, his silver-white hair disheveled. He looked shaken in a way Kieran had never seen before, th
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