Chapter 26
Scout stepped onto the train and began to help Geeta and Emilie move the dead bodies out of the car before the doors closed. The smell of blood was still so thick in the air it clung to the back of Scout’s throat like she was sucking on a piece of metal. They all remained standing, even Liam, although he clung to a support pole as the train picked up speed beneath them, jostling its passengers sporadically.
Geeta’s comm sounded another alert but she just shut her eyes and ignored it. Emilie stepped closer to her, unfastened it from Geeta’s wrist, and made some adjustments, then put it back on. Scout guessed it was a line to and from Seeta only now.
Scout found herself pacing between the two doors, looking out at the walls passing in a blur. How many had it taken to kill all t
