The Miracle Luna
I hit the number without thinking, bringing it to my ear as I stared out over the green expanse of the compound lawn below.
The line clicked once.
Twice.
Then a low voice answered.
“I was beginning to think you forgot me, Mr. Gabriel.”
“Don’t flatter yourself, Malric,” I muttered, rubbing my temple. “I need eyes. Quiet ones.”
That got his attention.
“Name it.”
“Priscilla Hart,” I said, leaning forward, voice sharp and measured. “Everything you can get. Background, school records, known associates, travel logs, sealed documents—hell, even her favourite damn cereal if you can find it. I want it all.”