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Mossad Headquarters
Talia, Stone, and Moshe rode the elevator back to the main floor. By the time the elevator opened, Moshe’s phone rang. They walked into the corridor as he answered.
“Moshe Himmelreich,” he said. Then Moshe stopped. “Can you repeat that?” he said as he pressed the phone harder to his ear. “It’s where?”
Talia studied the concern on his face. “Aba?” she said.
“Are you sure?” Moshe continued. “All right. Has the prime minister been informed?” Moshe listened with intent then looked at his wristwatch. “Four minutes. On my way.” He hung up.
“Aba, what’s wrong?”
He flicked a glance at Stone then pulled Talia to the side. “It’s happened,” he whispered. “A nuclear device has been detected, and it’s headed this way.”
Talia covered her mouth. “You can’t be serious.” She
