Love Unbreakable by Bank Brook

Standing beside Raegan, the man was incognito, hiding beneath a baseball cap and a mask, his features obscured from view.

Raegan stood upright, her body poised and vigilant.

Time ticked by slowly.

While Raegan’s attention remained focused on the descending floor numbers displayed on the elevator panel, she maintained a vigilant watch over the man’s every movement from the corner of her eye.

She refused to let her guard down for even a moment.

Observing the man’s cautious glances around, Raegan remained on high alert.

The venue’s elevator was outfitted with high-definition cameras capturing every angle, and it appeared that the man took a moment to glance toward them.

Each passing moment felt agonizingly long.

At last, the elevator reached the basement level.

Raegan’s legs had stiffened with tension.

“Ding.

” As the elevator doors slid open, the man remained stationary, seemingly waiting for Raegan to exit first.

With legs stiffened by tension, Raegan cautiously began to step forward, but the sound of approaching footsteps from behind caught her attention.

She was just a few strides away from where the driver awaited her in the car.

Quickening her pace, Raegan had barely moved when a sudden grip on her shoulder jolted her.

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Raegan’s body tensed instinctively, and without hesitation, she swung her elbow back forcefully.

The person behind Raegan managed to evade the blow slightly, allowing Raegan the chance to dash toward the waiting car.

However, her escape was halted by a deep voice calling out her name.

“Raegan…”

Whirling around in alarm, Raegan recognized the figure behind her as Mitchel.

Raegan threw herself into his arms in a rush of relief, still trembling with adrenaline.

“Mitchel…”

Feeling Raegan’s trembling, Mitchel’s expression hardened immediately.

“What’s the matter?”

Raegan glanced around, finding no one there.

She couldn’t shake off the feeling of unease, wondering if her instincts were playing tricks on her.

The man in the elevator emitted a distinct scent, unlike the locals, perhaps foreign.

Now, with no one trailing them, Raegan considered the possibility that the individual she sensed was simply someone heading to retrieve a vehicle.

Just then, a black sedan passed by.

Blinking, Raegan said, “There was a man in the elevator earlier.

I thought I was being followed.

”

“Get in the car first,” Mitchel instructed, his senses on high alert.