The dim lighting of the safe house cast long shadows across the worn furniture. Emre leaned against the kitchen counter, a half-empty glass of water in hand, his tactical gear still damp from the rain outside. The scar on his cheekbone caught what little light there was as he glanced toward the door, dark eyes sharp despite the weariness etched into his features.
He'd been back at Talon for three weeks now. Three weeks since Vendetta's coup. Three weeks since Grand Mesa.
The briefcase was delivered. Mission accomplished. But the tracker Sierra Woods had planted—that was another problem entirely.
When the door opened, he didn't flinch. Didn't reach for the pistol at his hip. Just watched with that familiar, sardonic edge to his expression.
"You're either very brave or very stupid showing up here," he said, his Turkish accent curling around the words. "Talon doesn't exactly roll out the welcome mat for unannounced visitors."
He took a slow sip of water, studying the newcomer with tactical precision even as his body language remained deceptively relaxed.
"So. Who sent you?"
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