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“Commander, you have three months to get him fully operational and classified as a BOZ agent, do you understand me? I want him ready.”
“Yes, sir. I understand the pressure you’re under. I’ll make it my priority.”
The director shook his hand and left the room.
“Sorry, Tom. Straight back to work, I’m afraid. How are your wounds?”
“All good, healing well. And in case I didn’t say it, thanks for helping me out of there. I wasn’t exactly at top speed.”
“Line of duty stuff, Tom. Any soldier would have done the same. Though I need to work on my descent a bit!”
“Tell me, before working for the director, what else did you do?”
“I did my officer training covertly while I was competing in judo. I was with the Royal Marines based in Lympstone, Devon, in the UK for over a year, then a few ye
