Her Secret Agent by Lynette Eason

Author:Lynette Eason [Eason, Lynette]
Language: eng
Format: epub
ISBN: 9781488740336
Publisher: Mills & Boon Fast Fiction
Published: 2014-01-15T00:00:00+00:00

Chapter Eleven

Trevor found himself praying again as he searched from one end of the street to the next. Some of the buildings had windows. Some didn’t. Brandon texted him. VAN WENT IN 37 RHETT STREET. THE DOOR CAME DOWN AS YOU TURNED THE CORNER.

Trevor texted back. THX! SEND BACKUP, BUT NO LIGHTS, NO SIRENS AND HOLD OFF ENTRY UNTIL I GIVE YOU THE GREEN LIGHT. THERE’S A BABY IN THERE.

And so was Jen, most likely. The thought of her being hurt nearly ripped him in two. When he’d seen her kissing that guy on the porch, it had hurt worse than any wound he’d sustained in the field. And it had infuriated him. When he’d finally calmed down, he’d realized she had every right to move on. He’d left without a word. What else did he expect?

He’d been greatly relieved when she’d explained what he’d seen. But he regretted all the time he’d lost with her. He would put things right. Just as soon as he got her and the baby out of the building alive. Please, God, help me. Keep them safe. I want a life with her, and I need your help to have that.

At 37 Rhett Street, Trevor looked for security cameras or an alarm system. A camera above the front door. And one above the garage door the van had used. Okay, no going in the front door. He examined the fire escape. Looked like he was going up.

***

Jen continued to slide along the wall toward the stairs. Suddenly, Pierce stood and walked near the door. She sucked in a breath and froze. Justin said, “Where do you want me to sleep?”

Pierce turned to answer, and Jen darted to the nearest pillar. It wasn’t very wide, but she wasn’t, either. As Pierce answered Justin, Jen took advantage of his distraction and slipped to the bottom of the stairs.

She crouched, hoping the railing would disguise her ascent. On hands and knees, she started up. Finally at the top, she rounded the corner and leaned against the wall. Four deep breaths later, she had her nerves under control enough to look around.

No lights were on, but she thought she saw a flicker or a glow down the hall. Narrowing her eyes, she moved carefully, desperate not to make any noise that would alert the men below to her presence.

More offices lined the upstairs area.

She picked the first one and tried the door. Locked.

The fourth office opened and she breathed a sigh of relief as she slipped inside.

She grabbed the phone and lifted it to her ear.

A hard hand clapped over her mouth and she went rigid with fear.

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