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“It’s not about protection,” said Syd, pulling away. “They’re my family.”
Dom didn’t have time to figure out which cell Victor was being kept in, so he chose the fastest option. He opened them all.
Her eyes narrowed in concentration as her will warred with his, but Eli was loose, and Sydney was lost, and those two things made Victor immovable.
Sydney was already shaking her head, but Victor reached out and put a hand on her cheek, the gesture so strange, so gentle, it stopped her cold. “Syd,” he said, “look at me.” She met his eyes. Those eyes that after everything still felt like family, like safety, like home.
As he stepped out into the dark, he drew his phone from his pocket. It was buzzing again, Sydney’s name a streak of white against the black backdrop. Victor switched the phone off, and let it slip from his fingers into the nearest trash can. And then he turned his collar up, and walked away.
Victor might be gone, but there was still that thread, tangling their lives. It had led Sydney to him once before, and it would lead her there again. No matter how long or far she had to look. Sooner or later, she would find him. If Sydney had anything, it was time.