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not counting on finding this Starvos girl alive."

"Then why are we here?" Chloe said.

"Just in case," Hannah said, using the Indian lilt Abdul-lah had
taught her in Chicago.

"Just in case is right," Mac said, hefting his bags again. "Our
phones are secure. Keep the solar receptors exposed during the
daytime-"

" C'mon, Mac," Chloe said. " Give us a little credit."

Oh' I do," Mac said. "I give you more than a. lot of credit. I'm
impressed, tell you the truth. Comin' over here for somebody
you've never met, well, at least you, Chloe. And Hannah, et-,
Indira, I don't guess you got to know George well enough to give
a -to, uh, care that much about him personally."

Hannah shook her head.

"But here we are, aren't we?" Mac said. "Somebody was here
workin' for us, and best we can figure out, he's in trouble. I
don't know about you, but I'm not leavin' here without him."

Mac spun and stared at the horizon, causing Chloe and Hannah to
do the same. A black dot grew as it moved their way. "Y'all run
along now," Mac said. "And keep in touch."



Rayford's first inkling was that he was in hell. Had he been
wrong? Had it all been for naught-? Had he been killed and missed
heaven in spite of it ad?

He was unaware of separate explosions. The bombs had caused such
a blinding flash that even with his eyes involuntarily pressed
shut as tightly as his facial muscles would allow, the sheer
brilliant whiteness seemed to fill Rayford's entire skull. It was
as if the glare filled him and
then shone from him, and he grimaced against the sound and heat
that had to follow. Surely he would be blown into the others and
finally obliterated.

The resounding boom sent a shock wave of its own, but Rayford did
not topple, and he heard no rocks falling, no mountainous
formations crashing. He instinctively thrust out his hands to
steady himself, but that proved unnecessary. He heard ten
thousand wails and moans and shrieks, but his own throat was
constricted. Even with his eyes closed, he saw the whiteness