Rafiq contacted an ally, who agreed to provide a safe haven in Madera for the six weeks Caleb needed to help his hostages acclimate. Once the girl was in full submission, they would make the two-day journey to Tuxtepec, then board a private jet. They will eventually land in Pakistan, where Rafiq will support Caleb in his final weeks of training before Zahra Bay’ kicks off. Easy as a joke, Caleb thought. For a moment, though, he felt that it wasn’t like that at all. Caleb, from his vantage point across the street, glanced at the girl he had been observing for the past thirty minutes. Her hair was pulled back from her face, a heavy scowl appeared on her lips as she stared at the ground beneath her feet. At times, she was restless, showing an impatience that could not be concealed. He wondered why she looked so worried. Caleb was both close enough to see and far enough away to hide, all one could see was a dark car with blackened glass, but nothing special. He was also almost invisible the way the girl was trying to.
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