MAYIM: A Christian Apocalyptic Science Fiction Futuristic Novella

“Okay, here is the data you wanted.” He took a deep breath and peered out over the water. He didn’t want to tell her. But his duty to protect her had gotten serious, and she needed the truth. Sophia deserved an explanation.

“Yes, I am an agent. They have assigned me to protect you while you study the water treatment condition in Romala and the holograms. Blue Valley Eve Inc. has a death contract on you. I caught the man before the bomb exploded. He was waiting for the bomb to go off to collect his money. But he ran into a snag—on his way to the hospital. Do you want to stay and complete the project? It’s your call. You can forget the analysis, pack, leave, or stay and put yourself in a position to get killed.”

“I will stay until I complete the project. I have never run away from troublesome cases. My assistant is due to arrive over the weekend. Is he in any danger?”

“Yes, because he works with you. What is his name?”

“Brad Zemmbina. He’s analyzing water samples with his friends in Michigan. The guys hope to find a solution using the university labs and resources at the University of Michigan and Michigan State University. I offered Brad the opportunity to study the water and gather data on the SpaceOneX Hologram Project.”

“I can get a man on it. We will keep him safe. He dialed his cell and spoke to several people. Agents had him under surveillance, and he was okay.”

“Tell him not to come and send data via hologram or email.”

Her head was whirling. What trouble did she set in motion? She had gotten into trouble with the Arab government while on an archeological dig in Cairo. She groaned, put her hands over her eyes, and began crying. Her neglect of praying had caused her grief and distance from Messiah Yeshua. People disappeared in 2030. The tribulation started, and she ignored the signs of the Messiah. A drastic mistake to forget Hashem.