I sprint away from the room as fast as I can, grateful for the grip on my Monitor issue boots. I make it several metres down the hall before something hits me in the back. I drop to the floor twitching in pain, reminding me of the time I accidently touched an electric fence, only so much worse. For a few moments I can’t breathe and then a tingling feeling spreads through my body.
The two men grab my arms, haul me upright and drag me down the hallway in the opposite direction to which I ran. As my head lolls to one side, Willis sneaks from the room and disappears unnoticed down the hall. I hope I’ve given him enough time to put his plan into action.
I come to in a sparsely furnished room. My hands are cuffed behind the chair I’m slumped in and my vision is blurred. The woman leans over an
