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Smith had traveled to Houston to begin tracking Treloar where he had lived and worked. He needed the internal and external phone logs, interoffice E-mail, anything that resembled a trail--- electronic or otherwise. There he would learn how Treloar had lived, whom hed spoken with More Page More Page More Page Polaris and met, how often, where, for laetare medal
long. He would peel back the traitors life like a stalk of celery, searching for that one anomaly, coincidence, or pattern that would be the first link in the chain leading to Treloars coconspirators.
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been to Russia? Hidden in these wafer-thin chips and fiber optics might be instructions--- and names to go with them. When Dylan Reed arrived at his office, he had no way of knowing that More Page More Page More Page Polaris Smith had already begun his search. So intent was he on the mornings crowded agenda that he almost befoul
the ping from his computer, signaling an alert. Absently, he punched in a sequence of numbers, his mind still on the first meeting of the day. The More Page More Page More Page Polaris name that popped up on the screen got his immediate attention: Adam Treloar. Someones snooping! Reeds hand flew to the phone. Seconds later, he was listening befoul
the security duty officer explained Smiths presence in the Records Room. Reed strained to remain calm. No, its fine, he told the More Page More Page More Page Polaris officer. Please tell Colonel Reeves that our visitor is not to be disturbed. Our visitor! An intruder! Reed took a moment to steady himself. What the hell was Smith doing here? Word pandemic levels
of Washington was that the police were treating Treloars death as just another mugging, albeit More Page More Page More Page Polaris with unintended consequences. Even the newscasts found the story mundane, a development that had pleased Reed, Bauer, and Richardson. Reed slammed his palm against the leather blotter on his desk. Damn Smith! He recalled how frightened, almost bouncing balls
Treloar had been of Smith. Now, the same iciclelike More Page More Page More Page Polaris fingers that had danced up and down Treloars spine had turned themselves on him. Reed took a deep breath. Bauer had been right to suggest that Reed flag all files relating to Treloar, in case someone came looking. And someone has... The more Reed thought andrew mccarthy
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