All Chapters of The Clandestine Saga: Chapter 291 - Chapter 300

“I’m confused.” It was Hannah this time. “Were they fleeing in a helicopter or on foot?”“Both,” Andrew clarified, “though we didn’t know for sure at the time. I thought it was unusual that a helicopter would be taking off during an emergency situation like that, one where the police were on their way. So, I assumed Giovani had something to do with that. And Aaron told us there were four men trying to make an exit down the back stairwell.”

Cadence hesitated a bit in boarding the plane. After all, the last time she had been on one, her exit had been hasty and painful. But once the G5 took off and they were up in the air, she began to relax. And her stomach had finally begun to calm down as well. Now, sitting in the front of the airplane with Aaron, who no longer chose to sit in the back now that Elliott was gone, Cadence found herself able to fully concentrate on the task at hand.“Are you doing all right?” Aaron asked, squeezing her hand.

The world around him was spinning, full of darkness, dampness, and pain. Above all else, there was the unbearable pain. Every vein in his body seemed to pulsate with an overbearing burning sensation. His arm ached, his ribs stabbed him with each breath, and his neck was swollen, the gaping holes festering and bleeding. With blurry vision, it was hard to make out the body of the nurse where she lay crumpled next to him. She had to be in even more agony considering she had also been shot. He secretly hoped she would just die so that she wouldn’t be in such misery, but he could hear her crying softly. Dixon was born to help others; knowing he was helpless to save her, in many ways, was far worse than the physical pain he was experiencing. If he had enough energy, he would reach over and wrap

“So, World War I. That was—a mess, right? I mean, all those trenches and bombs and stuff. Had to be brutal. I feel really bad for anyone who had to fight during that war,” Cadence commented trying to sound nonchalant as she looked over maps of the city with Christian, Stormy, and Jamie.The doctor looked at her with a puzzled expression on his face. “Uh, yeah, I guess so,” he replied before exchanging amused glances with Christian. “What brought that up?”

Andrew’s team often had luck catching up with Compliant Vampires at a night club called The Zone, which was a little off the beaten path. They found that Compliants naturally stayed away from the trendier night clubs where the Rogues were more likely to hang out, and while walking into a bar full of Rogues was no big deal to Cadence and Aaron, they knew that Giovani wouldn’t be there and that none of those Rogues were going to talk. So, they found themselves mixing it up with the locals at The Zone—on karaoke night.Eliza had arrived in town a few hours before, and while Cade