First Strike
First Strike
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“It’s time at last. Now you can open the case.”
Grinning, Kent leaned across Steve and pressed the button-catches by the clasps holding the metal briefcase closed. Nothing happened. He tried again, but the raised buttons didn’t move. They didn’t press in or slide or turn.
Wieng drew a deep, impatient breath. “Open it,” he said to Steve.
The man shook his head. “I can’t.”
“I said, open it.” Wieng brought up his gun and pressed it hard against the side of Steve’s head.
“Can’t you see he’s telling ...the truth?” said the President. “The case doesn’t open. Not for him, not for anyone. Not without an electronic key that you don’t have.”
Wieng jolted the end of the gun viciously into Steve’s head, knocking him aside. He aimed at the briefcase.
“No!” Kent rasped. “You’ll damage the launch station. They’re just trying to make us angry so we’ll make a mistake. Wait for the hostages. Then they’ll open it.”
Wieng was still breathing heavily, but he lowered the gun.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“It’s time at last. Now you can open the case.”
Grinning, Kent leaned across Steve and pressed the button-catches by the clasps holding the metal briefcase closed. Nothing happened. He tried again, but the raised buttons didn’t move. They didn’t press in or slide or turn.
Wieng drew a deep, impatient breath. “Open it,” he said to Steve.
The man shook his head. “I can’t.”
“I said, open it.” Wieng brought up his gun and pressed it hard against the side of Steve’s head.
“Can’t you see he’s telling ...the truth?” said the President. “The case doesn’t open. Not for him, not for anyone. Not without an electronic key that you don’t have.”
Wieng jolted the end of the gun viciously into Steve’s head, knocking him aside. He aimed at the briefcase.
“No!” Kent rasped. “You’ll damage the launch station. They’re just trying to make us angry so we’ll make a mistake. Wait for the hostages. Then they’ll open it.”
Wieng was still breathing heavily, but he lowered the gun.
What to read after First Strike?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jack Higgins to read onlineMoreLess
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