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eyes narrowed.
    “What’s up?” Sarah asked as she brought in two mugs of coffee.
    “Nothing.  Thanks for the coffee.”  Sarah took the hint, left the office and shut the door.
    “If it makes you feel any better, I’m not here in any real official capacity.  I take it she doesn’t want the government to know she’s here, right?”  Finn used his most reassuring tone.
    “Finn, I like you.  You seem like a nice man.  Why don’t we have a nice cup of coffee, talk about the weather, and then you leave?”
    “Look, I can help you find Dasha’s baby,” he said with a coaxing smile.
    “Dasha who?” If Finn hadn’t gotten the information from Declan he would have believed her, she was that believable.
    “Dammit, this is serious.”  He barely kept himself from slamming his hand on her desk.
    “I take client confidentiality seriously.”  Her brown eyes glittered.
    “It seems to me you should take helping your clients just as seriously.  I know she’s working with you.  I know your grandfather and Sergei Koval served together in Vietnam.  I know Dasha is here and wants you to find her baby.  I can help.  I have information.”
    “Okay, so you don’t get any coffee.  Please leave.”  Her smile was all teeth, as she waved her hand in dismissal.
    “And how to you plan to make me leave?” Finn folded his arms across his chest.
    Angie continued sipping her coffee, opened her top drawer and carefully pulled out a Glock 9mm pistol and put it on her desk, never once taking her hand off of it.  He approved.
    He was getting closer and closer to smiling. 
    “All right,” she instructed.  “Tell me your story.  Start with who you are.  Please keep in mind, I’ve never liked fairy tales.”
    “I’m one of the Navy SEALs, who was on the mission that helped rescue Dasha and the other girls in British Columbia.  How much did Dasha tell you about her rescue?”
    “Up in Canada?  She talked about a crazy man unlocking their cabins and trying to put them on boats.”
    “I don’t understand, why was the man crazy?”
    “Apparently, he was laughing, but he had tears on his face.  Dasha and the other girls in her cabin knew one of her roommates was giving birth that night, and she insisted on seeing her.  The crazy man finally took her to the clinic.  There was another man there, holding the baby, and comforting Dasha’s friend.  Dasha said both men were warriors, but crazy.  Dasha said the doctor was dead on the floor of the clinic.”
    “So she didn’t just get on the boat like she was told, huh?”  It did Finn’s heart good to know the girls still had so much fight left in them after having been captives for so long.
    “Not Dasha.  So tell me more of your story.” 
    “The crazy men were my teammates.  Anyway, it was the end of a long operation that started in Mexico over a year ago.”
    “Doesn’t seem like it’s ended, if Dasha’s baby is still missing.”
    “Point taken.  There are actually five babies still missing.” 
    “Five?  Five girls like Dasha have had their children stolen from them?” 
    “A hell of a lot more than that.  But five are still missing, the others have been reunited with their children.”  Finn watched Angie’s look of anguish.
    “I didn’t realize.  I thought everyone had been found.” She bit her lip.  For a moment he thought he saw tears forming, but then she blinked, and her hand gripped her gun tighter.  “Those bastards.  I’ve been working off the information Dasha and Sergei gave me, but it is pretty convoluted.  They’ve been so adamant that I couldn’t contact the government. I’ve been flying blind until my friend comes through.”
    “What do you mean, ‘until your friend comes through?’”
    She put her gun back in her desk drawer and leaned forward, resting her arms on her desktop.  Suddenly, she looked more vulnerable than she had, and it wasn’t because of the lack of a gun.  She was truly upset by his