Suicide Bomb by Bobby Nash

Author:Bobby Nash [Nash, Bobby]
Language: eng
Format: epub
ISBN: 9781675661130
Publisher: BEN Books
Published: 2019-12-13T22:00:00+00:00

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The elevator opened onto the eighth floor.

Darrell Grizzle stepped into the corridor. His right hand resting on the service pistol at his hip, the security guard moved slowly down the hallway, checking each door by jiggling the handle to make sure it was indeed locked. At each door he met resistance and moved on to the next door.

There was intensity to the security guard’s demeanor that had not been there before. He still felt the dense fog on his brain that made him want to close his eyes and take a nap, but beyond that there was another voice, like something out of a nightmare, telling him that there was an intruder in the building and that he must act quickly.

He paused in front of the office at the end of the hall. The placard read Pearce Analysis. All he knew about the business was the name. He had seen it listed on the building directory in the lobby numerous times, but never had he been inside the office and he had no idea what type of work they did there or what they analyzed.

A quick check of the door revealed that it was unlocked. If he was at all surprised by this discovery, he gave no outward sign other than a simple flick of his thumb as he released the clasp holding his gun in the holster.

Officer Grizzle slipped the gun from its cradle slowly as he quietly pushed opened the door and eased inside. His eyes darted from one end of the office to the next, looking for… something. The part of his brain that assumed it was logical to deduce that the cutie that had come in earlier worked in this office. That would naturally preclude she would have a key for the office, which would explain why the outer door was unlocked.

However, that was not the part of his brain that was doing the thinking.

The room was pretty much what one would expect from a busy, functional office. As one would expect to see in an office of this size, cubicles ran the length of the office to the left. To the right were offices with actual walls and doors that clearly took up most of the floor. The other doors were either permanently locked or were personal office doors. Pearce was bigger than Sean would have assumed, if he had ever actually given any thought to the type of businesses that were housed in the building.

The gun remained in his hand and rested gently at his side as he navigated through the office. He moved carefully, taking slow, measured, even steps as if this were not the first time he had undertaken a grid search in this manner, which was actually true. The only time he had ever heard the word grid search was on some old TV show he watched the other day.

And there she was.

He heard her moving about before he actually saw her. She was in an office at the far end of the suite, shuffling through a stack of papers that were open on the desk.

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