Entanglement
Shouts in the dark.
I clutched the flash drive to my chest. “He’s leaving us.”
“Or buying us time,” the repairman said.
A flare burst overhea green, hissing, bright as a false sun.
“Move!” he barked.
We sprinted toward a narrow crevice between two cliffs. Rain slicked the rock, turning it into a chute. My lungs burned.
Shouts grew louder. Gunfire cracked. A bullet sparked off the cliff inches from my head.
The crevice opened onto a ledge overlooking the quarry floor. Below, trucks and men milled like ants. Silas stood on a rock outcrop, arms raised, as if surrendering.
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