Chapter Hundred and One
He could hear her breathing and panting in the ear device. So he could tell she was alive.
But for how long?
A low beep from Demir's side sounded, drawing his attention back to their mission. Then—
Boom.
A sharp explosion rocked the air, sending a tremor through the ground. Sparks burst from the nearby power lines, and in the distance, alarms blared.
The bunker's system rebooted. As Asli had told them, they had four seconds.
Demir lunged forward, fingers flying over the keypad.
'0-8-0-9.' He entered quickly. Then, immediately, the door slid open.
Gunfire erupted from inside.
They barely had time to react before bullets ripped through the air. They dove behind a metal crate, returning fire.
Demir rolled behind a stack of barrels, barking orders through the comms. "Move in! We don't have time before the bunker closes on its own."
