Echoes of Courage [SHORT FREENBECKY AU STORY] COMPLETED

Chapter 6: Freen's Plan in Action

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Freen's office was abuzz with activity. The collected evidence was laid out meticulously on the large conference table, a grim testament to Nop's cruelty. Freen, armed with this substantial evidence, knew it was time to move forward with her plan.

She picked up her phone and dialed Detective Nam's number. "Nam, it's time. We have enough to build a solid case against Nop. Can we meet at the precinct?"

"Of course, Freen," Nam replied. "I'll be waiting. Bring everything you have."

Freen gathered the files and photos, her heart pounding with a mix of determination and anxiety. She knew this was a crucial step in securing Becky's safety and bringing Nop to justice.

Arriving at the precinct, Freen met with Nam and a team of dedicated officers. She spread the evidence out on the table, detailing each piece. "These photos show the physical abuse Becky has endured. We have recorded conversations capturing Nop's threats and controlling behavior. Medical records document her injuries, and we have testimonies from neighbors and former acquaintances."

Nam nodded, her face set in a grim expression. "This is solid, Freen. We'll get a warrant for his arrest and ensure he can't hurt Becky anymore."

"Thank you, Nam," Freen said, relief washing over her. "But we need to ensure Becky's safety during this process. I have a plan for her extraction."

Freen outlined her strategy to the team. "We'll coordinate with our surveillance units to monitor Nop's movements closely. When we move in to arrest him, we'll have a separate team ready to extract Becky and bring her to a safe location. She needs to know that she can trust us and that we're here to protect her."

The team agreed, and the preparations began. Freen knew that timing was critical; one misstep could put Becky in even greater danger.

That evening, Freen sat in her office, crafting a message to Becky. She needed to reach out to her indirectly, ensuring Nop wouldn't intercept the communication. She composed a heartfelt note, hoping it would give Becky the strength to hold on a little longer.

The message read:

"Dear Becky,

I know you're scared and feel alone, but please hold on. Help is coming, and you will soon be free from Nop's abuse. Trust in the people who are working tirelessly to protect you. You are stronger than you know, and there is a life waiting for you beyond this pain. Stay strong and be ready. You are not alone.

- A Friend"

Freen entrusted the message to Irin, who would discreetly deliver it to Becky. "Make sure this gets to her without her husband finding out," Freen instructed. "She needs to know there's hope."

Irin nodded. "I'll handle it, Freen. She will get the message."

With everything in place, Freen felt a sense of cautious optimism. The plan was set, and they were ready to move. All that remained was to execute it flawlessly.

The next morning, the operation began. But little did they know, Nop already moved ahead of them.

Freen stood a few paces away from the house, her heart pounding as she watched Irin approach the front door. She had orchestrated this carefully, ensuring that Irin-one of the most level-headed officers she knew-would make the first contact. The plan was simple: Irin would check on Becky, confirm her safety, and then signal the team to proceed with the extraction.

Their plan is to make Becky at least steps outside before the whole team acts to arrest Nop.

Irin knocked on the front door, expecting to see a woman who fit the description of Becky. Instead, the door swung open to reveal a tall man with a cold, unreadable expression, Nop.