Until I Wrote Him
He glanced out the window at the towering skyline, then back at me, his eyes momentarily softening.
“This is Moscow, India,” he stated. “The most developed part of the nation. It is where we can find what we need.” He returned immediately to his call, the wall of Russian clicking back into place.
We came to a stop in the shadow of a colossal, black glass skyscraper that seemed to claw its way into the gray sky.
This wasn’t a hidden safehouse; it was a fortress of commerce, a beacon of brazen, visible power.
“End of the line. Enzo, take the boy,” Fabiano said, opening his door.