CHAPTER 31
After that morning's excitement, they were hungry and went for a quick lunch. Kirsten was subdued. The two men concentrated on Fred's plans to recce Weissenstein's place at Appenzell. He already had a rough idea how to cross the banker's plans.
Kirsten had postponed her own visit, she said officiously, to give Fred a chance to do his thing. To Mark, she made it clear that she hadn’t cancelled her date with Rainier, only put it off. Then they split up. She went back to the suite while Mark helped Fred to pack the stuff he needed. He saw him off at the lift.
When Mark re-entered the suite, he was assailed by a barrage of cushions and magazines flying at him from all angles.
"You're the worst kind of bastard," she hissed.
"But I saved you from a fate worse than death," Mark gr
