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Giorgio Faenza was drowsy. Without Laro’s help, there would be no escape. He had a five-fold murder to deal with. And as a bonus a one-way ticket to Rusu. That was clear to him by now. The big question was: what did Laro know that would make Faenza walk? If he knew the answer to that, he could appeal.
“Forget it, Giorgie.”
“What?”
“Everything you’re breaking your pretty head about right now,” Mai Lin Tsui said. “Rather listen to what they’re discussing here in the hallway.”
“Why would I do that? You think they’re going to tell me how to get out? These guys want nothing more than to see me behind bars.”
“Where you’re going, there are no bars, Giorgie.”
The prospect of being deported to Rusu was a horror scenario he preferred not to think about. He had to escape before it was too l
