Chapter TwelveLuck was smiling favourably upon the Prime Minister. So far, the news of the catastrophe in the north had not leaked beyond the four walls of the Cabinet Room. Since the meeting during the early hours of the morning, he had checked every newspaper and news bulletin. He knew it would only take one up and coming journalist to hear the slightest snippet of information and the whole of his hush-hush plan would be in jeopardy.
It was unfortunate that some of the soldiers being sent to sort out the 'little problem' had to be informed of the incident. But Turner had warned the two generals to handpick their most trusted men to help in the clearing up the affected area. Most of the other troops were only there as camouflage and knew nothing of the real reason for their deployment. T
