CHAPTER SIXTY-NINE
Silence was the name of the game ever since Hunnisett and company touched down at the Cape Town airport. When they arrived, there were three Mercedes G-class sport utility vehicles waiting for them. The French consulate were proving to be quite the unexpected ally in their mission to bring Neville Shedd back to England to answer for his crimes. He must have really done a number on them in such a short period of time for them to be so welcoming.
Hunnisett sat in the backseat with Cooper in the middle lorry. Kayode drove, while Gideon sat beside him. This vehicle needed to be solely for their edification—considering the sensitive nature of their visit. Osman and Fisher were behind them in the rear lorry.
“Jesus Christ, how much longer?” Hunnisett asked.
To describe the
