Central Security Agency

Chapter 5 The Morgue

Sierra's POV

We arrive at the morgue. LAPD is posted at the entrance. So no one gets in. I find it funny.

We enter the building we go to room 10. That's the room where my mom's autopsy was being done.

"Okay Sierra we brought you here to see if you can figure out the bullet the gun came from." Bozer explains

I walk to the Medical Examiner who I recognize from a picture in my dad's office. It's Max Bergman from Hawaii.

"Hello Sierra" Max says holding out his hand.

I shake his hand and ask "So I am here for the bullets and to see the bullet holes."

He takes me towards the table. The bullets are next to the body. I put gloves on and hold the bullets. To the wounds. They don't match. The holes are from a newer gun which 10 times stronger than the gun that holds these bullets.

"They don't match" I say out loud. "But the first shot in her leg was from across the roof top. The second one was up close you can see it by the burns around the bullet holes on her forehead."

I look at Riley and ask her "You have laptop so how good are you at hacking?

She replies "very good what do you need."

I tell her "I need to know who was all on those rooftops in Hollywood Hill's yesterday."

"I can do that" she replies with an eager tone.

Leanna walks over to me and whispers "There is a van outside and they are coming in armed."

"How many?" I ask nervously.

"4" she replies excitedly.

They enter and me and Leanna are ready for them. She takes two down with ease using martial arts. She breaks an arm on one and a knee cap on the other and slams there heads together. While I get out my kunais I grab one like you use a dagger. I stab on in his shooting hand. While I throw the other one in the eye socket of the other thug.

"Bozer call this in!" I yell out "We got some that are still alive."

He calls it in. While Leanna and I zip tie the ones that are alive. And drag them outside.

Me and her look at each other we both know that no one knew we were. Except for both of our agencies. We know something is off.