Fever (2010)
“Those who orbited in the galaxy of the wealthy must be accustomed to self-deprecation. She wasn’t falling into that trap, Zak thought when she stepped into the warm African air. The small dirty gray building that served as the airport terminal would be considered primitive by American standards, but it was one of the most active places in Kenya. Stalks of wiry grass stuck up through cracks in the worn asphalt, and potholes dotted the surface like a teenager’s acne. Time slowed to a more managea...ble pace as she took in the unhurried tempo of the workers. She threw her rucksack over her shoulder and sauntered down the steps.
“Do you know this driver?” she asked Sara.
“The Mombasa Serena sent him. They always do when we visit.”
“I mean do you trust him?”
“Of course, he’s worked with the hotel for years.” Sara gave her a look of skepticism mixed with annoyance. “Don’t be so paranoid.”
“Good. Would you mind getting two rooms in your name when you arrive? I’d prefer a second floor, ocean view.MoreLess
“Do you know this driver?” she asked Sara.
“The Mombasa Serena sent him. They always do when we visit.”
“I mean do you trust him?”
“Of course, he’s worked with the hotel for years.” Sara gave her a look of skepticism mixed with annoyance. “Don’t be so paranoid.”
“Good. Would you mind getting two rooms in your name when you arrive? I’d prefer a second floor, ocean view.MoreLess
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