CHAPTER FOUR
It was a slow journey through the city, Jack was certain he had never seen so many people in one place. He watched out the window as people walked casually among the traffic, and scooters darted in and out with their pilots and passengers.
His driver stopped in front of a large building and got out to open the rear door of the limousine for Jack. He turned away before Jack could offer a tip.
Jack turned and walked alone into a very sterile lobby. Everything was grey in varying hues. The small LED bulbs in the ceiling cast small pools of light here and there. There were no logos or names in the lobby to indicate what type of business might be housed here. Which meant it was likely the kind of business you didn’t want advertised. His curiosity was peaked. The information in
