The Natanz Directive
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He was, for all intents and purposes, a dead man. It was my fault. I had dragged a traitor into my op, something I would never have done had it been any other op. The reason was simple. Had it been any other op, I would have shut it down long ago.
“Don’t go back to your office, Jilil. Under any circumstances,” I said to him. “You have an emergency escape plan, right?”
“Yes.” Of course he had an emergency escape plan. How silly. Every high-ranking official in every dictatorship in the world had o...ne, because the moment a dictator fell, which they all did eventually, the witch hunt began. Get out or die.
I pointed to the phone. “Call me when you’re out of the country.”
He got up. I watched him until he was outside Café Rumi. I nodded to Jeri. “Make sure we’re clean.”
She jumped up and followed him out the door and down the street.
While she was gone, I downloaded the audio from the voice recorder to my iPhone, marked the file “Priority One,” and transmitted it in separate e-mails to General Tom Rutledge and Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was, for all intents and purposes, a dead man. It was my fault. I had dragged a traitor into my op, something I would never have done had it been any other op. The reason was simple. Had it been any other op, I would have shut it down long ago.
“Don’t go back to your office, Jilil. Under any circumstances,” I said to him. “You have an emergency escape plan, right?”
“Yes.” Of course he had an emergency escape plan. How silly. Every high-ranking official in every dictatorship in the world had o...ne, because the moment a dictator fell, which they all did eventually, the witch hunt began. Get out or die.
I pointed to the phone. “Call me when you’re out of the country.”
He got up. I watched him until he was outside Café Rumi. I nodded to Jeri. “Make sure we’re clean.”
She jumped up and followed him out the door and down the street.
While she was gone, I downloaded the audio from the voice recorder to my iPhone, marked the file “Priority One,” and transmitted it in separate e-mails to General Tom Rutledge and Mr.
What to read after The Natanz Directive?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wayne Simmons to read onlineMoreLess
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