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CHAPTER FOURTEEN: NATASHA’S MOTHER
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2022-05-08 22:00:20William followed her out, and Catherina led him to where she’d asked the visitor to wait. He blinked in surprise when he saw Derik.
Derik nodded at Catherina as she returned to her computer, then walked toward William, struggling with the many files he huddled in his crossed arms. “It was a complete blood bath yesternight, sir. I watched our men die like flies as they fought off something impossible. We weren’t prepared for the horrors we met.”
William’s face suddenly twisted in a frown. “How many men survived?”
“None sir. We’ve lost all our men.”
“Eighty highly trained TCU officers lost their lives in just one night?” William uttered in total disbelief. Then he glanced behind him. “Where is Sergeant Scott?”
“He is dead, sir. Was the first to go down.” Derik’s shoulder slumped. “We had walked into a trap and ten of our best men were lost in a
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