CHAPTER NINE
The Yukon SUVs stopped, and the agents got out all at once. Steel joined them and stretched off as if he had been sleeping, taking time to bask in the warmth of the sun before following Dorson and Kitty into the CIA building at Langley.
Steel felt eyes on the other end of the many surveillance cameras watching him, like beady hawk eyes assessing prey. Steel smiled and waved to let the person know they were there.
As they passed through a metal detector, an agent stopped Steel and placed a small grey plastic basket on a counter next to him. ‘All metal and electronic devices must be put into here, sir,’ said the agent.
Steel smiled at the medium-built man and placed his wallet, phone, watch and everything, less for his glasses, into the basket.
‘Your sunglasses as well, ple
