“Terry, we have an issue. We picked up the guys tasked with tracking and picking you up. They are Russian… KGB. The problem is that you are on their radar. No matter what we do, you’ll be a name known to them forever. We can divert their attention, but at some point, their attention will revert to you.”
“Is there a way to solve that?” Terry asked, a sad look in his eyes.
“We’re working on that. We have one, but it’s extreme. It would be hard on a lot of people, but it might end up as the best alternative.”
“What is it?”
“We can kill you,” Bill said… then smiled.
“Uhhh…”

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The casing of the door just above his head exploded as it was shot. Gino didn’t know if the shot came from the second guy or the sniper across the street, but he quickly dragged the still form of the big man further into the house and tossed a “cool pad” over him to mask his heat signature. He expected that the sniper would kill his own man to keep him from talking if he knew he was captured.

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Terry finds out that there are a lot of interested parties after he hacks a computer system belonging to the Department of Defense, and it isn’t just the US government that wants to know who he is and how he got in there.

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“Terry, I need to be VERY clear here. You can talk about this openly with us, but nobody, NOBODY else.” He then casually picked up a brownie and a can of Coke from the tray. “You should try one of these. Jack’s sister is an amazing baker and she makes these for us,” he said with a smile.

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