Damn it.Chase pushed away from his desk, grabbed his coat, and stormed out of the room.By the time he reached the streets, the night was thick with shadows, the air crisp with danger.His pulse pounded. Anything could’ve happened.He shouldn’t have let them leave.And now, he was going to find her—before it was too late.The rain poured relentlessly, turning the city streets into shimmering rivers of light. Chase’s wipers struggled against the downpour, barely clearing his vision as he scanned every corner, every sidewalk.One hour. One damn hour of searching.He had called his contacts, his men—nothing.The fear that clawed at his chest was unfamiliar, something he wasn’t used to. But the thought of Vera and Ella being out there, vulnerable, with the Corps lurking in the shadows—it was enough to drive him mad.He turned down another street, his grip on the wheel tightening.And then he saw them.In the middle of an empty lot, under the flickering glow of a streetlamp, Vera and Ella
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