The Man Leaving the ER Was Not the One They Wanted
*Government did it.*
*Terror attack.*
*Get out now.*
*My friend says there are shooters inside.*
Elias saw the pattern instantly. The posts were not trying to inform anyone. They were trying to pull more people in from outside, jam the evacuation lanes, and break whatever order the emergency room had left.
“They’re turning the hospital into a second harbor,” he said.
Grace went pale. “Then Mia—”
“No.” He cut her off. “We find her, then we get out.”
At the end of the hall, a television screen flickered alive again.
It was Megan Holt’s livestream.
She stood across the street beside the news truck, the emergency entrance behind her in chaos. She looked as if she had not blinked all night, but her voice stayed calm.
