Chapter 7 - The Kidnapping Was a Trap, but Iris Remembered One Detail From Her Sister’s Drawing That Led Griffin Straight to HerHazel was gone.
My world stopped.
Iris stood beside me.
She was crying.
But she wasn't panicking.
“Mom.”
“Yes?”
“Look.”
She showed me a drawing.
Two towers.
A river.
A red door.
I recognized the skyline.
“Where did you draw this?”
“Hazel saw it.”
“How?”
“She said it was on the window.”
I knew the building.
An abandoned Drake-owned warehouse.
Griffin moved immediately.
We arrived.
The building was empty.
But inside was a children's room.
A bed.
Toys.
A video camera.
And Hazel.
She was unharmed.
Her grandfather had been trying to convince her to accept the trust.
She refused.
“I don't want your money.”
He looked at Griffin.
“She has your stubbornness.”
Griffin stepped forward.
“She has her mother's courage.”
The old man smiled.
Then he escaped.
But Hazel had something.
A key.
The old man's office key.
She handed it to Griffin.
“Dad.”
He took it.
“What did he say?”
“He said the real secret is underneath Seattle.”
The city.
The old network.
May you like
The hidden vault.
We had to find it.
Related Stories
