The final confrontation hit at dawn near an abandoned warehouse on the outskirts of town. Fabian had used the burner phone to set a trap, luring the last of the hunters with false coordinates. Pyhna waited in the truck a safe distance away, heart in her throat, gripping the rifle he’d taught her to use.Gunfire cracked through the morning mist. She heard shouts, then a brutal fight—fists, knives, the sickening thud of bodies hitting concrete. When it went quiet, she ran to him. Fabian stood over the last man, blood on his hands and a fresh bullet graze across his thigh. He was breathing hard, exhausted, but the threat was finally over. The evidence had been sent. The hunters’ network would crumble.“You’re hurt again,” Pyhna whispered, helping him back to the truck. His body leaned heavy on hers, but his eyes burned with victory and relief.“Worth it,” he rasped. “It’s done. We can go home.”The drive back to their small cabin felt endless. By the time they arrived, the sun was high.
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