Revenge With My Undercover Cop Hubby novel Chapter 108

Chapter 108 Stay Alive

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“You’re working for Lucas, Kelly said, her voice unwavering, even in the midst of the chaos. “He sent you to Seaville, didn’t he? You’re the one who links him to cau.”

Wally’s face contorted into a mocking sneer. “You know too much for your own good.”

Before Kelly could move, he lunged at her, the knife sliding through the air, aimed for her throat.

These men were killers, trained in precision and brutally. Every motion was deadly, their strikes swift and calculated.

Faye stood paralyzed, terror pinning her in place. Her breath caught in her throat, her body trembling in fear.

Kelly didn’t flinch. She remained rooted to the spot, her feet unyielding to the panic that threatened to take over. She tilted her head back, bracing for impact. In that heartbeat, as the blade came down, she, drove the fruit knife deep into Wally’s carotid artery.

Warm blood sprayed across her hands as she staggered back. Her knees buckled beneath her, and she collapsed, the metallic scent of blood filling her senses. She pressed her hand against the wound, but the flow wouldn’t stop.

As a doctor, Kelly knew the cut wasn’t deep enough to sever her windpipe. She wasn’t going to die just yet. But Wally… He was on borrowed time.

Wally gasped, his expression morphing into shock and fury as he gripped the knife embedded in his neck. He dropped to his knees, his gaze locking onto Kelly’s with a mixture of disbelief and rage.

“I’ve severed your carotid artery,” Kelly muttered, her voice strained. She still held her neck, fighting the blood that refused to slow. “If you pull that knife out, you’re done for.”

With blood–slick fingers, Kelly grabbed the short blade from the floor, her grip shaky but determined. She yanked Wally’s hair back, pressing the knife to his throat with chilling precision. Her eyes flickered toward the figures gathering outside the door.

The blood continued to pour, staining her shirt a dark red, but her face remained pale, ‘eyes hollow with resolve. She wasn’t begging for mercy; instead, there was a deadly calm in her demeanor, a stillness that froze the air around her. “Step back,” Kelly commanded her voice as sharp as the blade at Wally’s throat. “Or I’ll kill him.”

Wally froze. He wouldn’t try to pull the knife out and see what would happen. Instead, he told his men to back off

The group hesitated, frozen by the sight of her unwavering defiance. Fear crept into their movements, the uncertainty of what to do next palpable in the air.

Wally didn’t expect this. A woman, particularly one so fragile–looking, wasn’t supposed to be the one to stop him.

“You’ve been to Solmaris, haven’t you?” Kelly’s voice was weak, blood staining her lips as she spoke. “It’s hell there.”

Her vision blurred, the edges of her world fading, but she forced a faint smile as she looked at him. Her

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Just as the words left her lips, Oscar and Gary crashed through the door, their voices urgent and commanding. Kelly had sent Gary the message–he ha come as fast as he could

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Kelly let go of Wally, her hand still clutching her neck, and took a wobbly step back. Her eyes found Gary’s, filled with pain and desperation.

“He… he works for Lucas. Don’t let him dic,” she rasped her voice barely above a whisper before it trailed

off.

Her vision went dark as everything around her began to spin.

“Kelly!” Gary’s voice cracked as he rushed to her, his breath coming in frantic gasps. “Kelly…”

“Call an ambulance! Someone, call an ambulance!” Gar shouted, panic seeping into every word.

“Kelly, Kelly…” Faye’s voice echoed in Kelly’s ears, her cries mingling with Oscar’s frantic commands.

The world felt like it was spinning out of control–too many voices, too much noise. Everything blurred, the chaos surrounding her growing louder and more oppressive. And then, darkness swallowed it all.

The noise was overwhelming, a deafening roar that seemed to swallow everything around her.

“Kelly, if I don’t make it back… will you take this to my parents‘ graves? Please, go see them for me,” his voice came through, thick with finality, a plea she could never ignore.

“Kelly, run! Don’t look back!”

“Don’t look back, Kelly … ”

Then, silence. Complete and utter silence. Only the fading echoes of Zev and Michael lingered, haunting the edges of her thoughts.

In all her years, only Michael had ever made her feel like there was no turning back. Now, Zev joined him in that tragic certainty.

But they had both died trying to save her.

Why wasn’t it her? Why wasn’t she the one who died?

“Zev, please… don’t go … I have nothing left…

Her voice broke into the silence, a fragile whisper that seemed to vanish before it could even reach the air.

She had nothing now. Not anymore.

And now, even Zev? Gone?

“Kelly!”

She shot awake, her heart hammering in her chest, her breath ragged and shallow as she frantically Scanned her surroundings.

She was in a hospital room. The steady heening of machines filled the space the rhythm of lif

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“Don’t worry, you’re safe. This is a military hospital. Everything here is top secret, completely secure. No one from Beau or Clarissa’s side can find you here,” Gary’s voice was steady, reassuring, as he sat by her

side.

Kelly turned her eyes toward the window. Night had already fallen.

Had she really been unconscious for that long?

“The wound wasn’t deep. You lost a lot of blood, but you’ll heal. You’ll be okay,” Gary continued, his voice soft, almost like he was trying to comfort her.

“Did Wally… did he die?” Kelly asked, her voice barely a whisper.

“You knew where to strike. He didn’t pull the knife, so we were able to stabilize him, Gary answered, his eyes holding a complicated expression. He didn’t need to say anything more. He understood now, in some

way.

He could see why someone like Zev–reckless, unpredictable, but with a strange depth–would care so much for Kelly.

She had been so unnervingly calm in the face of it all.

It was unsettling, even to those who had seen their fair share of danger.