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“Aurelius is an agent whose strategic position
is very important,” Kimberly confided as she escorted Pawny down the
corridor and then entered an armored elevator.
The courtyard to which she had access to the house had astonished her. It was crowded by people she never wanted to meet walking at dusk through the streets of the city.
Pawny wondered what was the meaning of an elevator to a single-story house.
The woman continued to speak as the elevator slowly descended to the invisible fourth basement floor. “If he contacted you in a rather unusual way, the situation must be very dangerous. We need to act with reflection, but also quickly.”
The woman read and reread the message delivered by Pawny. Sometimes she raised her head looking at the girl.
Leaving the elevator they entered a long illuminated corridor with many doors on the sides until they reached the end where they entered a large hall. She was seated at an old table.
She had imagined the executive center consisting of a large room with many secret gadgets, flags and maps hanging from the mutes. Instead, looking around, she noticed a bare and unclean environment. If it had been her apartment she would certainly have painted the walls to make them presentable.
Four people entered the room saying goodbye to Kimberly. Their attitude was serious and strutting. They read the message brought by Pawny and looked at each other nodding.
The courtyard to which she had access to the house had astonished her. It was crowded by people she never wanted to meet walking at dusk through the streets of the city.
Pawny wondered what was the meaning of an elevator to a single-story house.
The woman continued to speak as the elevator slowly descended to the invisible fourth basement floor. “If he contacted you in a rather unusual way, the situation must be very dangerous. We need to act with reflection, but also quickly.”
The woman read and reread the message delivered by Pawny. Sometimes she raised her head looking at the girl.
Leaving the elevator they entered a long illuminated corridor with many doors on the sides until they reached the end where they entered a large hall. She was seated at an old table.
She had imagined the executive center consisting of a large room with many secret gadgets, flags and maps hanging from the mutes. Instead, looking around, she noticed a bare and unclean environment. If it had been her apartment she would certainly have painted the walls to make them presentable.
Four people entered the room saying goodbye to Kimberly. Their attitude was serious and strutting. They read the message brought by Pawny and looked at each other nodding.
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