Stole My Rescue, Now Begging for Mercy — Novel

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In a world where loyalty and betrayal collide, Emily Carter finds herself fighting not just for a helicopter, but for lives on the brink of disaster. As a decorated pilot of the U.S. National Rescue Team, she has always been driven by her duty to save others. But when her fiancé, Jason Miller, hands over her only means of rescue to his self-absorbed mistress, Chloe Adams, Emily is thrust into a chaotic battle for control and respect.

With lives at stake and an impending storm threatening a sinking cruise ship, Emily must navigate the treacherous waters of deception and heartbreak. Jason’s cruel dismissal of her skills cuts deep, but she knows she is the only one qualified to make the rescue. Will she manage to reclaim her helicopter and prove her worth, or will Chloe’s relentless arrogance keep her grounded?

As the stakes rise and emotions flare, alliances will shift, and Emily must confront the harsh reality of love, loyalty, and the lengths one will go to save those in danger. In a race against time, can she rise above the chaos and reclaim not just her mission, but her sense of self?

Stole My Rescue, Now Begging for MercyChapter 1

As a decorated ace pilot who had earned countless Medals of Honor, even after retiring from the U.S. Air Force, I continued to serve as a top-level contracted member of the U.S. National Rescue Team, contributing to my country.

To ensure I could reach any disaster site at the fastest possible speed, the government had even assigned me the latest model helicopter as my personal rescue aircraft.

One day, I received an emergency call and rushed straight to the airport.

I had just finished taking a quick work log photo and was preparing for takeoff when a woman suddenly kicked open the cabin door, storming inside and shouting at me:

“Who gave you permission to fly my helicopter?!”

“I’m going to the island to sunbathe today—get out, now!”

“And these airport staff are useless! Just letting random nobodies up here to take photos and show off!”

I stared at her in confusion, put away my phone, and replied seriously,

“Excuse me, ma’am, you must be mistaken. This is my helicopter.”

Her flight instructor sneered,

“This is the newest helicopter that Jason Miller gave to our Miss. Stop pretending and get out already!”

I froze for a second.