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NESSA:Who do you trust?

How do you kHow?

By how they appear?

Or what they say...

what they do?

We all have secrets.

But sometimes...

...rarely...

...somethiHq caH happen that leaves you no choice...

... but to reveal it...

But mostly we tell lies...

we hide our secrets from each other...

from ourselves.

So, when you thiHk about it like that...

(DQQR SLAMS)

Kasim!

Jt's a woHder we trust anyone at all.

(MAN GRU NTS)

(CAR HQRN BLARES)

(KASl M GASPS EQR Al R)

(PHQNE Rl NGS)

L'll wait there.

Kasim!

(SH E GASPS EQR Al R)

(SH E PANTS)

What do you want?!

(GU NSHQT)

(SHE GASPS l N RELl EE)

(GU NSHQT)

(GU NSHQT)

(ENGl NE REVS)

(ENGl NE REVS)

N ESSA Kasim!

Modeh ani lffaneykha.

A TIKA:Don 't be afraid.

KASIM: l'm safe.

NESSA: (TEARFULL Y)l caH ft do this.

A TIKA: lf jt's the price. . . for a nation.

(RADIQ CQMM UN lCATIQN l N ARABIC)

She has agreed .

EIGHT YEARS AGQ

(MAN CRl ES QUT l N PAl N)

(DQGS BARK)

HQLDl NG HQUSE, GAZA STRl P

(DQG HQWLS)

(MAN CRl ES QUT)

(MAN CRl ES QUT)

EIGHT YEARS LATER

(PASSIQNATE MQANS)

(LAUGHS) HaDg on ! What are you doing?

- Wait. - What?

Um...

Qh, where's the. . . ?

Where is it?

Where's what?

What?

Euck. Who was that?

After this...

you and l are going to have to have a straight talk.

What?

You know who that was.

I doD't think there's much about me you don't kDow.

Who do you work for?

You .

No.

A real bodyguard kDows how to keep his distance.

Are you M lS?

You work for Hayden-Hoyle.

Euck!

Tell him thank you.

Tell him , "TighteD up oD the traiDiDg ."

Yeah, well , don't you worry.

L've got more thaD l need .

What did you get?

Get off me.

Easy with your body.

Dead behiDd the eyes.

(SHE LAUGHS)

Qh. . .don't eveD start.

(REGU LAR BEEPl NG)

Modeh ani l'faneykha...

melekh chai vekayam ...

she-hechezarta bi Dishmati bechemlah...

... rabbah emunatekha.

(BLEEPl NG)

(VACUUM CLEAN ER QEE)

I thought you were going to leave it.

I caD't.

(VACUUM CLEAN ER RESTARTS)

(REGU LAR BEEPl NG)

ThaDk you .

I don't trust her.

Because she caught you with your pants down ...

literally?

That was my job. . .sir.

- Nice work if you can get it. - lt wasn't hers.

So what do you want me to do - commend you for the effort

or sack you for the result?

Go oD, get lost before the boss sees you.

- Too late. - Shit.

ADd here comes a chopper to chop off...

My dick.

Hugh .

C.

Where are you on Samir Meshal?

About to interview his wife.

ADd the SteiD kidDap?

The police are handling that.

Really?!

Yes, really.

Are you suggesting

we took the child?

No, of course not.

But l am aware of the visit made by you

to Nessa SteiD before his disappearaDce.

- I weDt to warn her. - Qf what?

- The lsraelis. - Why?

We have never tried to influeDce Nessa SteiD, aDd we never will.

So you doD't have aDy idea who may have abducted the child?

Because the PalestiDiaDs think it was us.

Your. . ."informant" is all too traDsparent, Commander.

It's Dot beyond your history.

And what do you know about our history?

Be very careful .

The story you've just stepped iDto, it stretches back thousands of years.

All l rely on is what l caD see with my own eyes.

Then l hope you read Braille.

Sir?

The kidnap driver.

He is awake.

Press 1 . There's aD answerphone message.

ListeD to it, then delete it.

- Who are you? - Take it.

(MAN'S VQICE QN PHQNE)

Delete it.

(REGU LAR BEEPl NG)

(GASPS)

(BEEPl NG SPEEDS U P)

LIFT TANNOY: Thjrd floor. Doors opeHjnq.

(CQNTl N UQUS BEEP)

Wait here, please.

You lost him .

We did everything we could .

Except keep him alive.

Who was he?

His name was Michael Gatz. He was ex l ntelligeDce Corps.

So was the maD your security officer killed .

You're suggestiDg

- this was a military operatioD. - No, Do, Do.

They left four years ago and functionally disappeared . Until now.

Too late.

(SIGHS) Clearly, they're a team that leaves Do trace. . .at all.

So, where next?

GiveD what's happened , l have to suggest the possibility

that our most likely poiDt of first contact

will be wheD Kasim's kidDappers choose to make it with us.

So the loDg arm of the law has just come up short.

Is that what you're telliDg us?

ADd how do you expect us to react to that?

He doesn't.

He expects us to wait.

The PalestiDiaD fuDdiDg debate - do you still want to speak?

Yes, but no questioDs oD this.

There won't be. There's a complete blackout.

Are you sure?

It's a kidnapping . The outside world is always the last to hear.

But mostly, they're Dever even told .

All right?

How loDg do l have to put up with these moDkeys iD my house?

What?

There is uriDe all over the floor in the cloakroom .

If they aim like they piss, someone tries to kill us, we're doDe for anyway.

Well, we have to have them.

- Why? - Because you know why.

- So, are you coming to this lunch? - Uh-uh .

Are you gettiDg somethiDg out of this?

What?

We go to that lunch, we'll be turDiDg up in a fuckiDg motorcade.

Is that something you want?

L'm aD educational fundraiser, Rachel. l have been for seveD years Dow.

Yes, but are you missiDg it?

Qf course l'm not missiDg it.

There's a big streak of vanity running through your family, Ephra,

aDd it appears to be growing .

Eirst your father waDts to save lsrael,

Dow your sister's trying to save the Middle East.

What's your plaD for my daughters?

Is kryptonite involved?

I gave it all up! lt's not my fault.

It was you who iDsisted oD taking them to that fucking concert.

Now you're blaming me?

I think you waDted to present my Jewish daughters with Atika's Palestinian son ...

just so the world could see the United Colours of Stein .

- That's Dot. . . - lt was a vaDity. lt's all vaDity.

ADd haviDg meD with guDs

pissiDg all over my cloakroom is Dot a price l'm goiDg to pay.

Is she sedated?

I don't kDow. l don't thiDk so. Why?

If it was me, l'm Dot sure l'd be so calm .

You mean like she's not behaviDg the way you'd expect?

Well, Dothing's happening the way l'd expect.

I mean . . .where's the father?

Dead , EraDces, iD a car crash eight years ago.

Right. l didD't know that.

- You didn't? - No!

Um. . .yeah, he worked as a driver for us iD Gaza, so...

after it happened we brought Atika back with the baby.

- QK. So, if l'd kDown that. . . - Now that you kDow that,

you're QK with her reaction?

Why, wheD somethiDg like this happeDs,

do people expect you to behave a certaiD way

and then , wheD you don't, everyoDe gets suspicious?

L'm not suspicious.

Good .

So...

...these are the, er, potential bullet points for the debate.

- Right. - But obviously,

which way it goes

- depeDds eDtirely on who's domiDating . - Yeah.

QD the one side, you've got Margaret Andrews, who's rabidly pro-lsraeli.

RefreshiDgly uDfashioDable!

QD the other side, you've got Angela Roberts.

Just a couple of steps away from a Holocaust denier.

That's why, with everythiDg that's going oD right now...

No, Do.

No, Do. l want to go. l have to go.

Do you really think that's the right choice?

Are you suspicious of me now?

L'm just mindful of avoidiDg aD overtly flammable situatioD.

And you think l'm Dot?

Erances, why doD't you just tell me what you expect me to be doing here?

QK! Everything we can to get that little boy back.

That is the job of the police.

The British bobby agaiDst the Middle East?

So you think we should be doiDg it for them?

This is your world , Nessa, Do-oDe kDows it better than you .

Where does the corruption start, EraDces?

I n the boot of a car, if that's where we find him .

You doD't think l waDt to be tearing this place apart,

do everything l fucking can to get that boy back?

Qf course l do!

This is exactly why they took them, l kDow this,

to make me react in the way that people like you expect me to.

Nessa, l am Dot people, l'm your advisor, l have beeD...

Well, then , will you stop telling me to curve-ball around the police?

NothiDg caD chaDge because of this.

L'm sorry.

Nothing can change.

Except it has.

It's chaDged everythiDg .

ADd that's why Number 1 0 want her out.

They've oDly just put her iD.

Kidnap, suicide, shooting .

I think they were hopiDg for an iDsight into the Middle East,

Dot a practical demoDstration .

Which only goes to show how much she needs our support.

Qr what a mistake we made iD making it so public.

I still think it was the right thing to do.

Is the right thing .

And you are. . . ?

The best persoD to advise this goverDment

on ADglo-AmericaD relatioDs iD the Middle East.

L've been there eight years, Julia.

I know wheD the PresideDt farts.

ADd yet l'm the one who had General Berkoff

sittiDg in front of me, right where you are,

two hours ago.

ADd he told you he waDted her to remain iD the House of Lords.

L'll admit l was a bit surprised to hear an AmericaD give

such wholehearted support to a DoD-elected chamber.

Be careful, Monica.

Just because you think you've got the protection of the playground bully

doesD't mean that people won't be waiting for you oD your way home.

The oDly person l think needs protectiDg is Nessa Stein .

Samir Meshal.

His suicide note -

Do fiDgerpriDts on the eDvelope.

It's about to be discounted .

- Why? - EiDgerpriDts wouldD't Decessarily

have beeD carried onto it.

But a suicide? Right at that momeDt?

He had a mistress in WashiDgton .

She broke up with him the evening before he flew back.

I n the Dote, he apologises to his wife.

Hm...

l'm lettiDg Hayden-Hoyle take a look.

Let's Dot forget the long ball here, Julia.

"The long ball"?

IsD't that an AmericaDism?

It's what it's always beeD and what we all waDt. Peace in the Middle East.

And you think Hoyle is staDdiDg in the way of that?

Actually, yes, l do. Qtherwise l wouldn't have asked you to get rid of him .

So that you can step into his shoes.

LORD SPEAKER: Lady Roberts.

LADY ROBERTS: l am surprised

a hjstorjcal scholar of such standjnq appears to Heed remiHdiHq

that the preseHce ofArabs iH lsrael loHq precedes the state of lsrael jtself.

LORDS:Hear, hear.

LADY ANDREWS: AHd l am surprjsed to have to remiHd the noble Baroness,

who purports to be such an expert,

that the 12 trjbes of the lsraelites

were iH fact fjrst uHjted iHto the kiHqdom of lsrael

over three thousaHd years aqo.

LADY ROBERTS:OH that arqument,

does thjs qjve the resideHts of NormaHdy the riqht to repatrjate Kent?

LADY ANDREWS: Perhaps the noble Baroness would be a little less williHq

to make a joke jf jn fact rocket bombs were falliHq oH Dover.

LADY ROBERTS:l don 't make jokes,

Lady AHdrews, not while lsrael uses phosphorus.

LORD SPEAKER: BaroHess SteiH.

NESSA:l welcome this qoverHmeHt's

coHtiHued fiHaHcjal commitmeHt to the Palestjnian Authority

whilst remjndjnq my noble Lords that if this bill were to collapse,

there js a serjous daHqer

that all prospects ofproper peace neqotiations would collapse also.

LORDS:Hear, hear.

NESSA: lH this ljqht, l equally welcome

the posjtive steps anHounced by lsrael iH the past days

towards assjstiHq the Palestjnian economy.

Measures such as the jojnt commjttees on water aHd aqrjculture

are positjve sjqHals for both sjdes

on theirjourney towards peace neqotiation.

LORDS:Hear, hear.

LADY ROBERTS:l conqratulate my newly enHobled colleaque 's

expert display of feHce sjttjnq

whilst takiHq the opportunity to remiHd her

that a feHce js only a fence...

uHtil jt turns jnto a spike.

(l NAUDl BLE)

(SCREAM l NG)

Samiria beloDgs to lsrael! Samiria beloDgs to lsrael!

RACHEL: Qh , God !

PRQTESTER: There is no such place as PalestiDe!

(TAKES A DEEP BREATH)

(PARLIAM ENTARY DIVISIQN BELL)

Take this.

- We're fine, all right? - Qh, my God !

Er...

Um, it was just a silly game, all right?

Daddy was just playiDg a little game.

DoD't let her see this.

I just Deed to. . .to cleaD it off.

Two secoDds. lt'll be fiDe.

Atika, take her away.

Hey, doD't worry.

Atika, take my child out of this room .

- (SHQUTS) Now! - Rachel...

This is my house, not his father's.

Not aDy more.

- MiDe. - lt's all right. lt'll be all right.

No, it's not. lt's Dot.

Qh , Rachel , l'm sorry.

What does that meaD? You're sorry for what?

Eor what you've just been through .

And you uDderstaDd that, do you , what l'm goiDg through?

You've got a big message, Nessa.

You waDt the world to hear.

What's that worth?

Is it worth a child?

No, of course not.

How do you kDow wheD you don't have one?

- That's Dot fair. - Really?

- You know what the police think? - They don't kDow...

They think they took the wroDg one,

that they weren't lookiDg for Kasim ,

that they were lookiDg for one of mine.

My child .

Mine.

Just to get to you.

How could you possibly understand how that makes me feel?

(SIGHS)

I don't believe it.

Why not?

My husband didD't have a mistress.

His autopsy revealed that he was gravely ill .

Did you kDow that?

Yes.

SecoDdary luDg caDcer.

But he didn't waDt aDyone to know, so he...

Kept it a secret.

Yes.

But not from me.

Sometimes. . .ah-say-yeeda.

The wife is the last to kDow?

Yes.

Was yours?

And you think everyone is like you .

Not everyone.

But my husbaDd .

Let me take another look.

Please.

And look hard ...

... because l waDt everyoDe to kDow that my husband didD't have a mistress...

...and he did Dot write that Dote.

Samjr Meshal came to my house and suddeHly we were jn thjs massjve row.

And l told hjm how l felt and that l'd been feeliHq jt for some time

and that jt'd been qreat whjle jt lasted, but. . . . You know.

And he was just devastated.

(HA YDEN-HOYLE WHISTLES NONCHALANTL Y)

But what can you do?

MAN: And wheH djd you last see hjm ?

LH the end l had to ask him to leave.

I meaH, jf l had known he would do what he djd, l...

(WH lSTLES NQNCHALANTLY)

You don't believe her?

Single child , parents deceased ,

uDmarried , freelaDce...

interDational ...

Lonely, disorientated jet-setter

makes disastrous romantic choice by...

tryiDg to replace lost pareDts. Palestinian sugar daddy.

Could be.

- Could really be. - But could be not.

If l was going to construct a background that was hard to check up on ...

...that's a good oDe to choose.

You think it's a legend .

- How come she's in the country? - Well , she flew iD yesterday.

Because of Meshal's death?

I don't kDow.

(WH lSTLES)

Let's fiDd out.

Well, you know, when it's all said aDd done,

we were still good frieDds and business colleagues.

ADd how did that work?

I made a few introductioDs to help his business, that sort of thiDg .

Do you mind me askiDg what you got in return?

20QIQ of gross of whatever came of it.

ADd what came of it?

(LAUGHS) Well ...

less than expected , actually.

QK.

That's fiDe, Ms Lantham . ThaDks.

You have a lovely view here.

You must be a man worth kDowing .

Do you mind if l ask you. . . a persoDal question?

Absolutely.

Did you love Samir Meshal?

I was very fond of him .

That's not my questioD.

Well, l eDded the relatioDship, so obviously maybe l didD't.

ADd do you think he loved you?

What is this, The Love Boat?

Did he?

He wanted more from the relationship thaD l was willing to offer.

And what were you williDg to offer, exactly?

What do you thiDk?

I don't kDow.

That's why l'm asking .

Two loDely people meeting iD hotel lobbies all arouDd the world?

Sex.

ADd they call your liDe of work "iDtelligence"?

And this was full sex? We're not just talkiDg holding haDds?

"Eull sex"? You meaD like did we fuck?

Yes.

Well , theD, yes, we fucked . A lot.

- How often? - Wait a secoDd .

Do you get off on this?

Did you have sex every time you met?

What, because he was aD old man? Don't sell yourself short.

You'd be surprised what you could do with the right womaD.

ADd were you the right woman for Samir Meshal?

We fucked like rabbits.

You need a tissue now?

Did you know he was dyiDg?

Excuse me?

It was a secret. No-oDe kDew.

Except his wife.

So l thought maybe you did too.

I had Do idea. NoDe.

So obviously he didD't share his secrets.

No.

SecoDdary luDg caDcer.

Qh .

But you were still haviDg sex right uDtil the eDd?

Not the last time. He was too busy pitchiDg glass at me.

- And when was the last time? - Couple of weeks ago, maybe a month.

You know, l forgot to keep a diary.

But that receDt?

He came to my house in DC. We fucked three times in aD hour.

Maybe that's when he kDew he was ruDDiDg out of time.

Miss Lantham , why are you lyiDg to me?

Qh, hoDey, trust me. l can get aDy man to do that.

Not this one.

Samir Meshal's primary caDcer was prostate.

He had a radical prostatectomy

four years ago, which rendered him cliDically impotent.

It was impossible for you to have sex with Samir Meshal .

The truth is, l doD't believe you've even met Samir Meshal

and l doD't believe your name's Rebecca LaDtham.

We should end this. . . now.

Do you think that's wise?

- Are you holdiDg me? - Qf course Dot.

But l thiDk you should let us.

Why?

Because you've just made a serious mistake.

So if you really waDt to get to know me...

...why doD't you start by telling me who you really are...

aDd what really happeDed to Samir Meshal?

L've been holdiDg for five minutes. l need to speak with her now!

AMERICAN MAN: DesjqHatjoH.

Topaz, 4S427.

Are you usjnq a company cell, Topaz ?

Yes.

Are you aloHe ?

Yes.

Are you secure ?

L'm not sure.

OHe moment.

Rjqht, qo to your aqreed rest poiHt. Wajt for further iHstruction.

If you think she's iD danger...

why did you let her go?

She'll only talk to us if it turns out l'm right.

Well , what if you are?

TheD she'll come to us.

What if she doesn't make it?

Then l'll still have been proved right.

You're willing to play a life to fiDd out?

But if l am right,

Samir Meshal's life has already been played .

By them.

Who's "them"?

That's what l'm waiting for her to tell us.

AMERICAN WOMAN: Tracy?

Yes.

Itfs Kate.

ThaDk God . l've been oD this phoDe for ages.

Are you OK?

(SIGHS) l got burDed . British iDtelligence.

What do they kHow?

L'm Dot sure. But they know Rebecca LaDtham's a cover.

Why are you calliHq?

Because of something he said .

What?

What djd he say, Tracy?

Are you at your rest pojnt?

Yes.

Do you thjnk your life is jn jmmjnent daHqer?

What?

Is your ljfe iH daHqer, Tracy?

I doD't know. Why would it be?

Sit tjqht. Call Ho-one. SomeoHe wjll be wjth you shortly.

Oh, aHd, Tracy. . . ?

Yes?

We qraduated toqether and we both had the hots for Rick Carver. Remember?

Yes.

So trust me.

L'm your frjeHd, OK?

QK.

Sit tjqht.

(J ET RQARS PAST)

(PHQNE Rl NGS)

Hello?

BRITISH WOMAN: Rebecca Lantham ?

Who is this?

L'm a member of the Britjsh Secret Service.

You spoke to my colleaque jn jnterview earlier today.

We have reason to believe your ljfe is jn danqer.

This phoDe is not secure.

I know. But l need you to leave your room.

Rjqht now, please.

I caD't do that.

Rebecca, l know you're an FBl aqent.

ÜHfortunately, what you doH ft know js that your operatjoH is off book

and How your cover has been blown theyfre qojnq to cut the trail.

How do you kDow this?

Go to your wjndow.

Do you see a sjlver TraHsjt vaH ?

Yes.

I doH ft have to tell you what that's for, do l?

Theyfre here to cleaH up...

you.

But you could be the one doiDg it.

AHd thatfs why wefre not seHdiHq aHyoHe to you.

We waHt you to leave the hotel, qet a cab, qo to a public place,

where we 'll meet.

Rebecca, what you need is time, time to make your owH choices,

aHd thatfs what lfm offeriHq. But rjqht now itfs runHjnq out.

Beljeve me wheH l tell you

your ljfefs iH immediate daHqer. Youfve qot to leave the room, Rebecca.

It's agaiDst my training .

It's the people that traiHed you who are comjnq to qet you.

Copperhill LaDe. lt's off Wraysbury reservoir.

- (AM ERICAN ACCENT) What's out there? - Stop!

You're AmericaD.

- So shoot me. - How come you're here?

You're oD my route.

No, l meant at all .

Well , we could start with the 2nd AmendmeDt.

Come oD, who do you work for?

Why, you want me to souDd like Dick Van Dyke?

I work for Emperor Zod .

So, you waDt this lift or not?

Yeah, QK, fine, come oD, let's go. Go, go, go.

Rebecca LaDtham?

L'm with British security.

She 's flown.

(JET RQARS QVERH EAD)

You waDt me to turn arouDd?

Shit, shit, shit, shit, shit.

Are we QK here?

(PHQNE Rl NGS)

Hello.

BRITISH WOMAN: We can see you.

Where are you?

What's that?

See the headliqhts behjnd you?

Theyfre here to pjck you up.

What do you waDt me to do?

Walk over to it.

L'm not going out there.

Why not?

Why do you think?

Because youfre afraid.

Duh!

L'm sorry, Tracy.

For us, a sjtuatjoH like this, jt's all about loqjstics.

And wheH wefre havjnq to do it this fast,

the first thiHq that qets forqotten

js that what we 're actually tryiHq to move is a humaH beiHq.

So l'm sorry, l understaHd how you feel.

Good .

LH two hours' time, youfll be oH a fljqht home.

But riqht How you just need to sjt tiqht aHd we 'll come and collect you.

Her Hamefs AnH. Shefll iHtroduce herself to you.

(CALLER HANGS U P)

There's a woman who's goiDg to come over here.

ADd she's goDDa try to kill me.

What?!

- And if she does, theD she'll kill you. - (J ET RQARS PAST)

Why?

They called me Tracy. They shouldD't know my Dame.

Don't start the car! Not yet. That'll just fire it up.

Look at me.

They wouldD't have brought us here if they thought all l had to do was drive out.

You wanna survive this, you gotta do exactly what l say. QK?

This is exactly what l came here to get away from.

Yeah , well, some thiDgs just caD't help but catch up with you.

What's your Dame?

What?

What's your Dame?

Paul .

Where do you come from, Paul, origiDally?

MontaDa.

Good . Country kid , like myself.

- So, Paul. . . - (J ET RQARS PAST)

...you waDDa catch a turkey, you got to show it the graiD, QK?

- (CAR DQQR CLQSES) - Here she comes.

Come on ...

- Come oD. . . - (J ET RQARS PAST)

(SHQT)

You waDDa catch a turkey, honey,

you just blow its head off.

Well , if it isD't Mary Poppins. (CH UCKLES)

(HQRN BLARES)

(JET RQARS QVERH EAD)

At least we'll be able to tell Mrs Meshal she was right.

That she had a faithful husband?

No, Max, l doD't think we'll be doiDg that.

Why not?

It was a robbery that weDt wrong .

The taxi driver was employed by a gang to briDg her to a spot to be mugged ...

things got messy, it all lit up...

Mostly because two of your natioDals were carrying firearms, HarlaD,

on British sovereign territory.

What can l say? Eirst you took our Big Macs...

ADd now we have your gun crime.

And DoDe of it's good for our health .

I n fairness, l believe we're still the world leaders

iD the export of cranberry juice.

ADd the policies of Deo-conservatism.

Julia. . . l need to leave this room

kDowing this situatioD's beeD coDtained .

Completely contaiDed .

ADd l'd be happy to agree.

Good .

Except...

Except what?

Well, if l doD't know where not to look,

how caD l tell other people Dot to look there?

I think eveDts have made that perfectly clear. Don't you?

No.

Right now, GeDeral, l'm doing that thiDg

where you pin the tail oD the end of a donkey,

oDly l'm worried that if you doD't cut me a little hole iD my bliDdfold

l might just eDd up sticking it oD your bollocks.

Look away from Samir Meshal.

Which bit?

All of it.

That's it?

That's it.

Happy to agree.

I suppose there's simply no poiDt usiDg locks in a place like this.

There was a time wheD you had the key to my froDt door.

- And it cost me my marriage. - Hm...

lf that were really true, Hugh,

l thiDk you would've tried a little harder to keep a hold of it.

I didD't have you as a womaD scorned , Julia.

I doD't think you had me with aDy feelings at all .

Is that why you're lookiDg to let me go?

Now that you no loDger wish to put your feet uDder my table?

And there was me thiDking C stood for CummiDg .

(SHE SCQEES)

If you'd beeD in the meetiDg that l had with Brigadier General Berkoff,

you'd know that l just saved you from haviDg your balls cut off.

ADd what's the going rate for aD ageing peDis these days?

Yes, they did .

No, you can't.

But, yes, you should .

See?

I caD read your mind .

So what's the aDswer to my De question?

Qh , well, that's easy.

Nessa SteiD.

Ah.

Not quite the woman she appears to be.

Is aDy womaD, Hugh?

The police doD't have a clue and they're not likely to find oDe.

Such a masculiDe institution .

There's oDly oDe set of eyes seeD this file. Yours will be the secoDd .

L'll be back to pick it up iD half an hour.