The ghost last walk
Author: Precious
last update2026-02-11 14:51:30

Chapter 25: The Ghost's Last Walk

The safe house was a small, beige suburban home. It smelled of air freshener and quiet desperation. An FBI agent sat in a car outside. Another was inside, making coffee in the kitchen. Polite jailers.

Lena stood in the living room, her arms wrapped tightly around herself. “You can’t do this, Adrian. It’s a trap. He’s sending you back to Silas to die.”

“I know,” Adrian said, checking the cheap burner phone Lawson had given him. One number programmed in. Twenty-f
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