S.A.S.
A maker’s hush lived in its weight.
Lisa’s body lay under a tent, soft blue light soaking the ground as a camera traced bullet trajectories. Three shots, tight cluster. Subsonic. Small-calibre, heavy grain—holes too clean for a 9mm. .300 Blackout, maybe. Or a suppressed .45 with match loads. The tech called out measurements in a voice that pretended it wasn’t measuring a friend.
At the wall where Don had fallen, Jack knelt. The cut was a single thrust angled upward, severing carotids and voice. Knife discipline that belonged to special operations—no flash, no second attempt. Just ending.
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