Chapter 127: Want to see her

Still on high alert, Sydney turned around, taking in the gruesome scene of bodies in blood. I wondered what they planned on doing for cleanup. Somehow I highly doubted they would alert the police. At least we were undercover and not able to be seen, and so far, all of the weapons used on both sides had been equipped with silencers, making it impossible for distant nosy neighbors to hear. Sydney visibly flinched when her eyes drifted over one of the men that had followed in the SUV behind us. He was lying face down in the dirt. “Is he “ she couldn’t continue. Samuel grunted as he rolled him over. Even from where I stood ten feet away, I already knew the answer. “He’s gone,” Samuel muttered. Sydney whispered softly, “Aiden.” I wasn’t sure if she meant for any of us to hear it. “And Noah?” she could barely get the words out, her voice raw with emotion. The man standing over the other body of their fallen, I didn’t know his name, just shook his head. “It’s quiet now,” Sydney said lowly in