The deadlineA Story by Haim KadmanThe 16 thrillers and novels by the author Haim Kadman, are available to read with Kindle Unlimited in the U.S, U.K., Germany, Italy, Spain, France, Brazil, Mexico and Canada and the Kindle Owners’ LeThe deadline An irretrievable step An excerpt The next two weeks passed rather quickly, that is what Seri thought
when he met Dan again in his own apartment on Thursday, and learned that on
Saturday morning he will have to fly to Milano Italy. He was provided with an
Israeli service passport with his new identity as Jeremy Magdi, and a flight
ticket with Swiss Air and five hundred dollars in cash. 'So that's it,' Seri muttered surprised. 'I didn't expect it to
happen so soon.' 'Yes that's it and you'll have to bid her goodbye tomorrow, and
reach the airport the day after tomorrow on your own!' A short tensed silence ensued as Dan paused and watched Seri's face
with a puzzled stare. 'It's going to be very hard, and I'll have to let my parents know…'
Seri muttered disconcerted. 'Call your parents, and tell them in a few words that they'll hear
from you soon, by letters not a word on your destination or how you'll
communicate with them; just as you did inform them before every test you'd last
year.' 'Am I supposed to communicate with them through regular mail?' 'Of course not your operator will take care of it, but let's not
waste our time on what you'll learn to know at the right time and very soon.
Okay end up your arrangements right after I'll leave you. You'll be free on
Friday to part with her.' Dan remarked dryly, but went on briefing Seri. 'Are you with me Jeremy, are you able to listen or…' 'I'm okay Dan, alright I'm listening.' Seri hastened to reply,
releasing himself from the stupor that engulfed him momentarily. 'Well then, you'll land at Malpensa airport at about three pm Milan
time, you'll hail a cab to this address; it's a rented apartment that was
already ordered for you. Its address is 31 Via Pergolesi near the railway main station.
I've printed it down for you and here it is, take it.' As he perceived Seri's
quizzical look, Dan hastened to add. 'You may keep it of course as long as
you'll need to adapt yourself to your surroundings there. The site is called
Milan apartment rental. It's much cheaper compared to the cheapest hotels over
there, and you won't have to deposit your passport at its reception counter.' 'I'll have to carry it on me then?' 'That's right Jeremy, within half an hour after I'll leave you, a
messenger will bring you a full suit and a jacket and pants your size; the
jackets left side inner pockets are equipped with zippers. There're many
pickpockets in Milano and all over Italy. 'I'll keep my money in these pockets too…' Seri said with a wry
smile. 'So everything is clear to you then, no questions? 'Oh it's alright what else do I've to know?' 'You'll have a meeting at the El Buscia restaurant at ten pm local
time. It's easy to remember that name, it sounds like busha (shame) in Hebrew.
You'll get there with a cab, there's no need to check surveillance at this
stage, capish?' 'What's the restaurant's address?' 'It's irrelevant as you'll get there with a cab, but just for a
general knowledge the address is 48 Viale Beatrice D'este the famous duchess of
Milan, which was painted by Leonardo Da Vinci. You're supposed to be an art
student.' Dan added with a smile. © Haim Kadman 2012 " all rights reserved. A customer review 5.0 out
of 5 stars. In my
opinion “An Irretrievable Step” is a refreshing and authentic perspective of an
officer’s (and later spy’s) life. An enjoyable story written in a comfortable and
easy-flowing style. © 2015 Haim Kadman |
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