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all those people
sleeping out there now. Probably a lot of them will have to get up soon. Go to
work. Spend hours upon hours inside some building. Caged in. Locked away. Then
I guess they get to go home. And that’s what its all about. That’s where they
find their meaning. But … for you … for us … it’s right here. In what we do
now. We want to be able to look back and say we did the right thing.”
    “So you do
understand then.”
    Brock smiled.
He bent down and kissed her forehead. “Not really, no.”
    Haley looked
up at him, a little confused.
    His eyes were
focused below them.
    She glanced
down just in time to see him slipping a needle into her wrist.

 
    CHAPTER
FOURTEEN
     
     
    Luna got to her feet and pulled up
her pants, latching in the buttons and clips. She tossed her hair to one side
and smoothed out all the crinkles on her top. She picked her jacket up from the
chair and slipped back into it.
    Director
Cresh was over by the window putting his shirt back on.
    He wasn’t
facing her.
    “Well, that
wasn’t very professional of us, was it?” Luna forced.
    “Affirmative.”
    He curled the
tie around his collar.
    “Rather
selfish when you think about it. Given the nature of things.”
    “Well. We’re
only human.”
    “We are.”
    He turned
around.
    He walked
back down over to her and put his hands to her shoulders. “Whatever this is –”
    “Don’t worry.
I won’t say anything.”
    “I wasn’t – I
–”
    “Let’s not
talk about it. Not now.”
    Cresh
hesitated. Then resigned. “Alright.”
    He walked
over to the door exiting the board room and held it open for her. Luna walked
through.
    “I suppose
you’re heading home now then. Shall I call a car for you?”
    Luna glanced
back at him. “Did you forget?”
    “Forget
what?”
    “There’s
still work to be done.”
    “Oh. Don’t
worry –”
    “You want to
find this traitor, don’t you?”
    “Yes.”
    “So let’s do
it together.”
    Cresh bowed
his head. “Very well.”
    They walked
across the hardened corridor and took the elevator down to the administration
level. Luna used her card to gain access to Kendra Armistice’s office where the
two of them each pulled up a chair behind her desk.
    Luna put her
hand to the mouse and the screen lit up.
    “So where do
we start?” she asked Cresh. “You know the database better than I do.”
    “I highly
doubt that,” Cresh replied. He thought a moment. “I guess we’ll have to start
with going through the profiles one by one. Look for anything that stands out.”
    “Do you
really think it will be that simple? These files will have been looked through
dozens of times.”
    “I know that.
I just … I just wonder if there will be something. Just one little fact or
photograph or snippet of information that can point us in the right direction.”
    “Alright. So
who do you want to start with?”
    “Maurice,”
Cresh said.

 
    CHAPTER
FIFTEEN
     
     
    The call had come in fifteen minutes
ago. The voice, no longer disguised. Jason’s face had visibly twisted at the
realizations he took from the words. He was on the brink of hysteria. Like
there was a drill, calmly making its way through his skull.
    “I’m not
seeing it,” Riley said, her face pressed against the van’s window. “We might
have passed it.”
    “I don’t
think so,” Jason muttered. “It’s somewhere around here.”
    “Are you sure
– this isn’t a trap?”
    “What?”
    “I mean he’s
not going to just hand her over to us, is he?”
    Jason’s
fingers tightened on the wheel. Riley, he knew, was probably right.
    But he
couldn’t think about that now.
    He couldn’t
give up hope.
    “There!”
Riley said suddenly. “I see it!”
    The diner’s
lights stood out on the highway’s horizon.
    Jason sped
up.
    “What are you
doing? I thought we were going to take him by surprise?”
    “It’s too
late for that.”
    Within half a
minute the van was tearing into the recesses of the diner’s car park. Once