150 Chapter 150 They’re Moving Her
150 Chapter 150 They’re Moving Her
Elena’s POV 1
Damien pressed against my back, his lips trailing heated kisses along my spine while his hand moved around to find that sensitive spot between my legs. His fingers worked with deliberate pressure, pushing me beyond the breaking point until waves of pleasure crashed over me.
My body shook uncontrollably as I collapsed forward onto the mattress. Behind me, Damien’s rhythm became urgent and desperate before he drove into me one final time, his release filling the protection he wore.
He disposed of the condom and I turned to face him, both of us breathing hard. The sideways position on the bed was uncomfortable, so I shifted up to rest my head on my pillow. We were both too damp with sweat to bother with blankets.
“That caught me completely off guard,” Damien said, settling beside me on the bed.
“Same here,” I managed between heavy breaths.
“Not that I have any complaints,” he added, reaching for my hand and lacing our fingers together.
“I figured you wouldn’t,” I replied with a tired smile.
The next morning brought the familiar chaos of children waking us before dawn. I dragged myself out of bed to handle breakfast while Damien remained buried under the covers for a bit longer.
He needed the rest after everything he’d been through. The council meetings, the travel, and then coming home to deal with the Briar situation had taken its toll on him.
Downstairs, I prepared the kids‘ breakfast and packed their school lunches. With my coffee in hand, I joined them at the table while they ate, their
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energy levels already at maximum despite the early hour. Their laughter and playful arguments filled the kitchen as usual.
Once they finished eating, I herded them upstairs to get dressed for school. That’s when Damien emerged from our bedroom, my cell phone clutched in his hand. He found me in Seraphina’s room, wrestling her into her school clothes.
“Elena. I need you,” he said, extending the phone toward me.
I stepped out of Seraphina’s room, closing the door behind me, and took the phone from his outstretched hand.
“Who’s calling?” I asked.
“Liam,” he answered.
My stomach dropped as I brought the phone to my ear. “What’s wrong?”
“They’re moving her. Right now.” Liam’s voice was tight with urgency.
“Moving who?” I asked, though I already knew.
“She’s already started packing her things. They’re transferring her to a different base. I have no idea which one or why they’re doing it now.” Liam explained rapidly.
“Stay calm. Do you think they’ve figured out that you’ve been feeding us information?” I pressed.
“It’s possible. They have surveillance equipment that’s beyond anything you can imagine,” he said.
“Then you need to leave immediately. If they’re relocating her, they probably know about your communications with us. Get out before they decide to eliminate you.” I said firmly.
“Where would I even go?” he asked, panic creeping into his voice.
“Here,” I said without hesitation, as if the answer was obvious.
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“You’re certain about that?” he questioned.
“Liam, don’t mistake this for pure charity. You understand how the Hunters function. You know what happens inside those facilities. We’ll provide you with protection, but only if you continue working with us,” I explained bluntly.
“You have my word. I’ll head your way immediately,” he agreed before ending the call.
I turned to Damien. “Contact the scouts who tailed him to the base yesterday. Tell them to extract him safely.”
He nodded and headed back to our bedroom to retrieve his phone and reach out to the team we’d secretly deployed to follow Liam. That had been our strategy for locating their base all along. Having scouts shadow him back to the facility was much faster than trying to track it down through other
means.
The plan had been risky, but necessary. Liam didn’t know we’d been following him, which kept him from accidentally compromising the operation. Now that the Hunters were moving their prisoner, we needed to act quickly before we lost our only inside contact.
I could hear Damien’s voice from the bedroom, speaking in low tones to whoever answered his call. The scouts would need to move fast if they wanted to get Liam out alive. The Hunters weren’t known for their mercy
toward traitors.
Meanwhile, I needed to finish getting the kids ready for school and maintain some sense of normalcy. They didn’t need to know about the dangerous games the adults in their lives were playing. Their innocent laughter from downstairs reminded me of what we were fighting to protect.
The morning routine continued, but everything felt different now. Liam’s call had shifted something fundamental. We were no longer just gathering information. We were actively rescuing people from the Hunters‘ grasp.
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As I helped Seraphina with her shoes, my mind raced through the implications. If they were moving their prisoner, it meant our window of opportunity was closing fast. Whatever we planned to do next, it needed to happen soon.
The sound of Damien ending his call drifted from the bedroom. Soon he would emerge with updates from the scouts. For now, all we could do was wait and hope that Liam would make it out alive.
The children’s voices grew louder downstairs, reminding me that life went on despite the crisis unfolding around us. But everything had changed with that phone call, and there would be no going back.
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