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Intervene
“What do you want us to do?” Eliza asked as she sprinted toward the bridge.
“Split up. If she’s going to Cira, it’s got to be because Giovani’s over there,” Aaron replied. “We should be on scene in less than five minutes. Slow them down if you can.”
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