Chapter 74

"I understand that they wanted me to take command of this type of mission, because Jonathan did not trust anyone to tell about it," I informed in a low and cold voice. "He never trusted the members of the Brotherhood as a family, not in the way they believed. They didn't even know my brother's name. And that must have had some weight for him. I received the gun, and I hid it. I received the notebook and asked Hunter Hollis what that meant. And he said they were just Turkish names, but he didn't recognize any of them. So I could assume that it could only be codenames for people from our country. Even so, I kept the information. I didn't tell it to anyone but Mikaela and Colton.”

The answer seemed convincing enough for Caleb, but the head of security just narrowed his eyes on me more cautiously.

"Then we got to the part that really matters," said the head of security, crossing his hands over the table. "We believe that much of the tortures in which your... friends were sub