should know?”
His expression changed.
Not fear.
Guilt.
PART 3
Tyler looked down at our hands.
“The warehouse wasn’t empty.”
“I know. Reyes said you got everyone out.”
“Not everyone.”
A chill ran through me.
“There was a little girl trapped upstairs,” he said.
The floor had already become unstable. Captain Reyes had ordered everyone to evacuate.
Then Tyler heard a child crying.
“I went back.”
I stared at him.
He had disobeyed an evacuation order and gone back inside a collapsing warehouse for a child he had never met.