The Dying of the Light: Interval
“These small devices held the data which, if the AEGIS people were correct, in turn held the potential salvation of the human race. How precious these few scraps of metal and plastic were, and how vulnerable. He’d managed to hide them all these months, safe from the prying of both Jack Warner and Tatiana Zavrazhny—even from Sabrina Tanner. Fortunately, he’d been able to convince Warner that the communications expert was much more useful alive, even as a security risk. He’d also managed to impres...s upon her the necessity for secrecy, and as much as she found what they were doing as distasteful as he did, she couldn’t find a way out, either. The fact that she now slept a few inches away from him every night made that a little easier to bear.
And what a surprise that had been, he thought. I never would’ve expected— His reverie was interrupted when the base communications alarm went off, again. He hurriedly stuffed the drives, safe in their protective cases, into his slim pack and snugged the straps down tight around his shoulders as he put it on.MoreLess
And what a surprise that had been, he thought. I never would’ve expected— His reverie was interrupted when the base communications alarm went off, again. He hurriedly stuffed the drives, safe in their protective cases, into his slim pack and snugged the straps down tight around his shoulders as he put it on.MoreLess
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