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Chapter 4 - The Betrayal

I pounded my fists against the thick vault glass, but Kevin just smiled and walked away.

The air inside the secure room was incredibly thin and suffocating.

I looked frantically around the small space for any possible way to escape.

I noticed a heavy metal step stool tucked into the corner of the room.

I picked it up and smashed it repeatedly against the interior glass door of the vault until a spiderweb of cracks appeared.

With one final, desperate swing, the glass shattered completely.

I climbed through the broken frame and sprinted out the back exit of the bank before the manager could stop me.

I ran five blocks to the nearest police precinct, completely out of breath and trembling.

I slammed the insurance policy and the USB drive onto the front desk, begging for immediate help.

The desk sergeant nodded sympathetically and escorted me into a private interrogation room.

He told me to sit tight and wait for the lead detective to arrive.

Ten minutes later, the heavy metal door clicked open.

It was not a police detective who walked into the room.

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Kevin stepped inside, wearing a smug smile and locking the door behind him.

He casually explained that the police in this precinct worked directly for the syndicate he owed money to.

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