“Momota-san.” A voice, flat and American, cut through her thoughts.
She didn’t turn. She already knew the reflection in the glass: Sam Bourne. He was the Washington Post’s Tokyo correspondent, but that was a costume. His real job was walking the tightrope between journalist and spy. He had a face that looked kind until you noticed the eyes—two chips of flint always measuring the distance to the nearest exit. emiri momota sam bourne best
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