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An Object in Motion
As the Jeep slid from one side of the dirt road to the other, Jana dialed Stone. When he picked up, she yelled into the phone. “Go now! I’ll be at the house in four minutes and I won’t be there more than two before I head to Rojas’s. You’ve got to be in position.”
“Jesus, Jana. What happened to you tonight? Nineteen-hundred hours, remember? We have to plan.”
“Move!” she screamed, then hung up the call.
When she arrived at the safe house, Stone had already left. She jammed the brakes and skid across the parking area, then ran inside.
Cade was on his feet. “What happened? Why are we going right now and not later tonight?”
She blew past him and into the back bedroom. “What do you mean, we? You’re not going anywhere.” She flung open a wooden louvered closet door w
