The Wrong Woman

Tristan and Michaela gradually fell into a deep sleep.

It was 5:00 am, the sky was still dark, and there was heavy fog.

Suddenly, there was a buzzing sound reverberating in the sky.

Michaela woke up first, so she shook Tristan to wake him up. "Honey, honey, wake up."

Tristan sat up abruptly. He nervously asked, "What's wrong?"

"Can you hear that sound?"

Tristan listened attentively. He became excited, then quickly lifted up the blanket and walked toward the window. He leaned against the iron bars to look up at the sky.

As dawn broke, he could see several helicopters hovering in the sky. Many people in black military uniforms descended on ropes from the helicopters.

Meanwhile, there were faint sounds of people jumping from the rooftops.

Tristan rushed back to the bed. He carried Elio up with one hand and hugged Michaela with the other. Trembling in agitation, Tristan said, "My love, they're here. There's so many people here." "Who?" Michaela asked as she nestled in his arms. She was nervous and agitated.

"I don't know who they are. There are many helicopters, and lots of people are coming down. They are armed and agile, it seems like they're special forces."

hugged each other tightly. Remembering Nathan's words, they

Soon, gunfire erupts.

covered Elio's ears in

The gunfire continued incessantly.

iron door, making a very loud

the iron door was broken. Holding a handgun, Cole led a group of armed

in the living room with a half-empty glass of water in front of him.

Cole was

felt that all the

guilty, Cole apologized, "I'm sorry, General Morrison. I'm late, and

"Cole, you're

let's

brother-in-law are in the room. Be polite and don't scare them." Cole was shocked because he didn't expect him to be here

his men to knock on the door. He said politely, "Mr. Hoffis Mrs. Hoffis, I'm Cole, subordinate to General Morrison. I've

door was immediately

before taking Michaela and Elio out

called out as he was touched. He walked over with tears welled up in his eyes. "You haven't lost your memory. You really came to rescue