Mac Walker's Benghazi: the Complete Collection
“Mac placed the business card in one of his jacket pockets and glanced down at Ella, whose face betrayed a touch of apprehension as she followed the ambassador’s departure.
“I hope he is taking adequate precautions. He’s been much too confident of himself of late.”
Mac, remembering his recent thoughts on the ambassador’s lack of security, nodded in agreement at Ella’s concerns before the two of them made their way toward the building’s entrance. The older of the two armed guards, a tall, thin ma...n in his forties, opened the white door for Mac and Ella, nodding once as they walked past him.
The door opened up to a small, low-ceilinged square room with a set of metallic stairs leading upward. Mac paused at the bottom of the stairs as he looked down at Ella.
“You met this Danton before?”
Ella’s eyes were staring upward, trying to determine if anyone could hear them.
“Yes – just once. The ambassador has dealt with him a great deal.”
Mac found himself following Ella’s gaze upward as well.MoreLess
“I hope he is taking adequate precautions. He’s been much too confident of himself of late.”
Mac, remembering his recent thoughts on the ambassador’s lack of security, nodded in agreement at Ella’s concerns before the two of them made their way toward the building’s entrance. The older of the two armed guards, a tall, thin ma...n in his forties, opened the white door for Mac and Ella, nodding once as they walked past him.
The door opened up to a small, low-ceilinged square room with a set of metallic stairs leading upward. Mac paused at the bottom of the stairs as he looked down at Ella.
“You met this Danton before?”
Ella’s eyes were staring upward, trying to determine if anyone could hear them.
“Yes – just once. The ambassador has dealt with him a great deal.”
Mac found himself following Ella’s gaze upward as well.MoreLess
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