Never Too Far Novel

The current Presgrave Residence was as fortified as a fortress, impenetrable.

On Jasper’s computer, he quickly captured photos of several vehicles and used satellite images to track the movements of the mercenaries. Soon, he pinpointed their gathering location.

“Sirius, I want to take action before they spread out,” he said firmly.

Sirius was also looking at the photos and videos he had sent, contemplating their next move. In the end, he agreed with Jasper’s plan. It was indeed the best opportunity to strike while they were still gathered and before they could spread out.

“Get ready to move at three. But be prepared. This will be a tough fight,” he reminded Jasper.

There were eight of them, while Jasper and Sirius were just two. Although the Presgrave Family’s bodyguards could be deployed, sending more people might alert the mercenaries. Moreover, both of them were used to operating solo, so they decided to go together this time.

Presgrave Residence. When he rolled down the car window and looked in the direction of the Presgrave Villa, he made a firm promise to himself that

he left without a trace, just as he always did, like

to approach from a nearby waterway. Since the water could mask their sound, the route through the

the abandoned reservoir where the mercenaries were resting. There was no one around, making it convenient for the mercenaries to

and Sirius carried devices that could shield signals,

the house.

Jasper and Sirius heard the cries of several girls. In an instant, they exchanged glances. It appeared that these mercenaries had kidnapped some girls and were having their way with them

and were determined to make

the house were indeed three girls who had been driving on a nearby road. They had been intercepted midway

pale and trembling all over. They looked at these foreign faces, sensing the strong aura of death and hostility. Naturally, they knew these men

the girls made the mercenaries lower their guard. Little did they know that the Presgrave Family had sent international special agents. They believed the Presgrave Family’s defense was limited to their security team. So,