Manhunt
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He was wearing civilian clothes, and was far from pleased at being summoned to the duty office at Yasenevo on a Saturday morning, on what he knew was a wild-goose chase.
‘I don’t know, sir.’ ‘You don’t know very much, do you? Somebody called you to verify the identity of an SVR officer. You have no idea of the man’s name or rank, and you don’t even know for sure if he was calling from Sheremetievo. And you think he said my officer was flying to Rome, which is ridiculous. Her travel warrant i...s for Minsk, and nowhere else.’ But the duty officer stood his ground. ‘No, sir. He definitely said she was flying to Rome. That much I am sure about. And if he wasn’t calling from Sheremetievo, how did he get the number here? It’s unlisted.’ Abramov stared at him for a few seconds.
‘Right, call the Border Guards Directorate at the airport, and we’ll sort this business out once and for all. While you try to track down the man who called you, I’ll collect the book of travel warrants.’ In the small suite of offices where they worked, Abramov unlocked the door of Raya Kosov’s room, and nodded.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was wearing civilian clothes, and was far from pleased at being summoned to the duty office at Yasenevo on a Saturday morning, on what he knew was a wild-goose chase.
‘I don’t know, sir.’ ‘You don’t know very much, do you? Somebody called you to verify the identity of an SVR officer. You have no idea of the man’s name or rank, and you don’t even know for sure if he was calling from Sheremetievo. And you think he said my officer was flying to Rome, which is ridiculous. Her travel warrant i...s for Minsk, and nowhere else.’ But the duty officer stood his ground. ‘No, sir. He definitely said she was flying to Rome. That much I am sure about. And if he wasn’t calling from Sheremetievo, how did he get the number here? It’s unlisted.’ Abramov stared at him for a few seconds.
‘Right, call the Border Guards Directorate at the airport, and we’ll sort this business out once and for all. While you try to track down the man who called you, I’ll collect the book of travel warrants.’ In the small suite of offices where they worked, Abramov unlocked the door of Raya Kosov’s room, and nodded.
What to read after Manhunt?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harrington James to read onlineMoreLess
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