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He checked two more tents, finding the same horrifying faces staring up at him in each. All of his men—all twenty-seven of them—were dead. He was the sole survivor on an expedition that was now thousands of miles away from home, in one of the remotest places known to man.
“It is a truly a shame to lose a mind such as yours, my friend. But you are wrong. I will get away with it. America is not united enough to save itself.” Josh tried to raise his arm, to do something to fend off the attack he knew was coming— But he could not. He could only stare with unseeing eyes as Valère bought the driver down and smashed it into his skull.
She glanced back at him. “Oh, uh, I guess I should ask you first.” Ben waited. “You have plans? I could use your help back at the office.” Ben couldn’t hide his surprise. “Back in Billings? That’s two hours away.” She shrugged. “Just over two-and-a-half, actually. I assumed you didn’t have anything going on, what with the park needing to be closed for a while.” “I do have a life outside of the park.” “Really?” Ben couldn’t tell if she was being serious or not. “Theoretically,” he said.
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Valère nodded and finally spoke. “Oui, everything was accomplished. I do apologize, gentlemen, I seem to have lost my appetite.” Emilio smiled. “It is nothing, Francis. I remember the first time I, well, had to remove a piece from the chessboard. It is never an easy task.”
“Need a lift?” The voice from inside was that of a middle-aged woman, raspy from a lifetime of smoking. Her hair was tousled, but she wore a huge grin and unlocked the passenger door. “P—please.” He didn’t know what else to say. “I… I don’t know where to go.” The woman smiled larger. “I’d guess that. I’d say we get you some clothes, first.” Humiliation surged through Malcolm as he looked down at his body. He was utterly naked.
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“Randy, thank you. I owe you one. Her name is Diana Torres. We need to track down anyone this person was working for, or with. I’ll send you an email with her name, email address, and the company she was with. She’s the only person we know who was studying the virus, and she might know what it is. Anything she found out will be on her computer, at that company.” Randy thought about the next question he was about to ask. Did he really want to know the answer? “Why can’t you just ask her yourself?” Julie anticipated the question and responded immediately. “We tried. She died a few hours ago, and
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The man loaded the bullet into the chamber and Livingston heard a succession of clicks. “This has been a long time coming, Livingston. Sorry it had to be this way, but like I said—you’re predictable.” Livingston didn’t hear the explosion of the bullet as it raced out of the barrel and found its target.
Karma!!! I thought the intruder wanted Livingston's prints on gun so it looked like he shot Julie down the road
“I would leave, if I were you,” he continued. “This is a highly concentrated specimen of the strain, and I estimate there is less than a minute before I’m contagious.” Julie winced as the virus visibly tore through the man’s body, ripping it apart at the cellular level.
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