The room remained suspended in the aftermath of Harper’s final words, as if sound itself needed permission to return. Screens hummed softly. Status lights blinked. Somewhere in the room, a clock ticked-steady, indifferent. Twelve hours. It wasn’t the number that unsettled them. It was what could happen inside it. Damien finally exhaled, dragging a hand down his face. His gaze lingered on the darkened map, invisible lines of pursuit already drawn in his mind. His jaw tightened as he looked around the room-at the people who mattered. The only ones that did. Damien straightened. His gaze moved through the men positioned along the room’s edge. Monroe, James, Lee-and then Max. Men who’d bled with him. Men who would take a...
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