Chapter 2: The Crash of the Glass Wall
The heroic son thought his mother was safe. Captain Leo Vance, an elite US Navy SEAL who had just returned from a highly classified overseas deployment, was walking down the hallway carrying a bouquet of fresh hydrangeas. He had been told his mother suffered an accidental fall and a subsequent stroke. But as he drew closer to Room 704, his tactical instincts—honed by years of combat—screamed that something was deeply wrong. Through the glass partition, he saw a shadow leaning over the bed in an unnatural, aggressive posture.
The only difference was the heavy footsteps suddenly echoing down the hall, transitioning from a stride into a full-blown military sprint.
The abusive daughter-in-law didn't understand why the glass doors suddenly slid open. The automatic sensor shrieked as Leo's massive frame breached the threshold at a terrifying velocity.
She turned her head, startled. Then stunned.
Leo didn't waste a single millisecond on words. Seeing the blue pillow suffocating his dying mother, the protective fury inside the combat veteran erupted into absolute, lethal violence. Utilizing his momentum, Leo launched his entire body off the linoleum floor. The furious son flew through the air, his incredible, devastating airborne tactical kick striking Veronica squarely in the chest with the force of a speeding vehicle.
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CRASH!
The impact was cataclysmic. The sheer kinetic energy sent Veronica flying backward across the room, her body slamming into and shattering straight through the hospital drywall, leaving her buried in a cloud of white plaster and twisted metal studs in the adjacent supply closet.
