Fifty Years Of Peace (Abrupt Dissent Series) - Plot & Excerpts
The boy was smart, but he was young; there was no way he could slip past him twice. As evening approached, Dillon knew he had his target. He raced toward the thin smoke that curled up from the trees at the base of the mountain, surprised at how little ground the boy had managed to cover before starting his campfire. Then again, maybe he hadn’t been planning on escaping east after all. One of the questions he’d ask before he ended the boy’s life was why his family had chosen the tactics they had. That way he would be better prepared for the next group of spies that tried to cross the bridge. The evening light scattered through the trees as Dillon made his way through the forest. He climbed a low hill to check his bearings, and saw a second fire a few hundred feet away. “No,” he growled to himself, and then he sprinted forward. After ten minutes of cutting a path through the thicket, he arrived at what he’d thought had been the boy’s campfire.
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