The Paramedic's Doom by Jamie Davis

Author:Jamie Davis
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: MedicCast Productions, LLC

Chapter 12

Dean followed Gabe through the ER. He avoided making eye contact with any of the nurses or doctors, afraid they’d stop him and ask where he was going. They were much too busy, though a few did nod a greeting in his direction as he passed.

Wending his way through the waiting room, stepped outside, the skin on his arms suddenly covered in goosebumps from the cold pre-dawn air. He should have tried to find a coat or something to keep warm. Wearing nothing but scrubs was going to be uncomfortable.

Rubbing his hands on his exposed arms to warm up, Dean looked around.

“Where’s your ride?”

“It’ll be here in a few seconds. Follow me down to the corner. We’ll meet them there.”

Dean followed Gabe along the sidewalk in front of the ER entrance. An ancient, rusted-out white Bronco pulled up to the curb. Gabe pulled open the front passenger door and climbed in.

Dean chuckled as he climbed into the back. Gabe’s friends apparently didn’t have a lot of resources if this was the best they could come up with. A dark-skinned man of about thirty sat behind the wheel. Another, this one of Asian descent, sat in the back seat with Dean.

“Where to, my Lord?” The driver asked.

Gabe turned and looked back at Dean. He pulled out his phone from the pocket in the scrubs and opened up the find friends app. Selecting Jaz from the short list of people he shared locations with, Dean prayed her phone was on and she hadn’t masked her position.

A blip popped up on a map and zoomed in until Dean could see the location precisely.

“Do you know where High Street and Beacon cross?”

The driver nodded.

“Head there and turn left down Beacon. I’ll be able to give you better directions as we get closer.”

The app would get him close to her location. Hopefully, he’d be able to spot her SUV when he got there.

Dean tried Jaz several more times on the way to the building on Beacon Street where the icon blinked on the screen. Each time, the phone went to voicemail. He hung up the last time to see them turning onto Beacon from High street.

“There,” Dean said. He pointed to their left about a block ahead. There were three black SUVs pulled up in front of a five-story building with a brick facade. The doors were open on one of the vehicles but nobody was in sight.

This wasn’t good. They wouldn’t have left the vehicles completely unattended.

“They must’ve gone in after him. Hurry, there still might be time to stop her from confronting Malificar.”

The Bronco had barely slowed to park in front of the lead SUV when Dean jumped out.

Gabe called out something to him but he didn’t hear or care what the archangel said. He ran to the building’s entrance, pulling at the doors.

The one on the right popped open and Dean went inside. Very little light filtered in from the streetlights outside and he had to pause to let his eyes adjust to the darkness.

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