Eyes of Danger
“J. Franklin Franklin was sitting in one of the best restaurants in Detroit, the top of the tower on the GM Renaissance Center, looking over the river and most of Detroit. The restaurant, for members only, was excellent, and its wine list was one of the best in the state.
Franklin was sitting back, watching the two Senators trying to out-politic each other. The full table also included a couple of aides, some sniffers, and a couple of high military men in civvies as they relaxed. He had only one of his aides at his side chair and the meeting was really going to happen in one of the side rooms later over brandy and cigars. He needed funding.
His aide moved as one of his men approached the assistant, talking quietly in his ear. The adviser nodded, and when the man left, he looked over at Franklin for a moment, then nodded. Waiting for a break in the food service, Franklin got up, going over to the window walls to look out over the city.
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