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Too Late to Hold Me Back novel Chapter 1051

"No. We're not leaving you behind."

Master Ellis stated firmly.

The entire operation to dismantle the syndicate had initially been greenlit because of Mishka's repeated assassination attempts on Mira.

As the core combatants of this mission, there was no way Mira and her mentor were going to abandon Dominic to the mercy of a corrupt government acting as a puppet for the local cartels.

Officially, they wouldn't dare harm a foreign diplomat, but they would certainly use him as a bargaining chip to extort Mavaria.

And if the negotiations went south, the Balkanans had countless clandestine methods of making political prisoners quietly disappear.

Therefore, as the squad's deadliest assets, Mira and her team had to remain behind to protect Dominic.

Despite his protests, Dominic ultimately caved to their stubborn insistence.

Staying behind were Dominic and his six security agents, along with Mira, Master Ellis, Owen, and four of their elite bodyguards—a total of fourteen people.

York Vance and Harvey Rivers crossed the border, tasked with escorting the rescued civilians to safety.

In return, the Balkanan military assigned a full company of a hundred elite soldiers to "escort" their small group back inland.

It wasn't ideal, but fighting a hundred soldiers was infinitely preferable to taking on an entire fortified border checkpoint.

Dominic watched the last of the refugees cross the checkpoint into Mavarian territory, finally letting out a massive breath of relief.

Now that the civilians were on friendly soil, surrounded by the Mavarian military, they were entirely out of danger.

Meanwhile, Mira dialed James Barlow, instructing him to procure fourteen tourist passports bound for the Javenaire Federation, along with fourteen sets of civilian clothing.

"What about the passport photos?" James asked over the encrypted line.

"Find photos of thirteen men and one woman, and acquire wigs that match the hairstyles in the pictures.

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