Crises in Love novel Chapter 408

I overheard one of the police grumble, "This neighborhood's a real melting pot, tough to get a handle on. A blanket search is not realistic, especially without a specific target or location..." He glanced at Dalton and shook his head, deciding not to finish his thought.

Dalton surveyed the scene, his expression gloomy.

Anyone would get a headache here. The area was a sprawl of apartment blocks, their windows lit up like a Christmas display – pretty, sure, but searching? Forget about it. We wouldn't cover a handful of buildings by sunrise.

I was certain that after we searched every nook and cranny, Catherine would be dead as a doornail.

I turned to Logan, who had become eerily calm upon arriving.

I couldn't stand it and shot off a text to Clara- [Location!] She'd see it the moment she powered up her phone.

But there was no reply, and my heart kept pounding, my mind racing with increasingly terrifying scenarios.

If Clara had been playing me, then we were just burning through Catherine's lifeline.

I clenched my phone, pacing frantically. And I even wanted to bombard Clara with calls until she answered, but Logan stopped me. "Don't call her anymore. It could cause unnecessary trouble. If Clara tipped us off, those calls might blow her cove. It might make things even more dangerous."

"What do we do then?" I asked, my composure cracking as I imagined the worst unfolding.

Dalton finished conferring with some plainclothes officers, who then scattered into the crowd, disappearing as if they'd never been there.

Dalton came over and reported, "Just hang tight. My guys have their own sources. I've sent them the location. They'll sniff around, see what's fishy. We should get some intel soon."

I looked at Dalton, doubt seeping into my voice. "I'm not even sure if the tip is legit. I've sent her two messages, but no reply. That's what I'm worried about."

Logan glanced at me and offered a few comforting words, "Just wait a bit longer. If they come back with nothing, we'll have to go all in and flush them out."

"How?" I perked up, eager for action.