Chapter 21We finished our wine and stood to leave. I reached over and shook his hand and said, “Thanks for the information. I need to leave, have a pleasant rest of the evening Signor Larice.”
He smiled and said, “Also you, Mr. Steelgrave; I will just use le toilette before I go.”
I smiled, nodded, and left. I stood outside the restaurant buttoning my coat, deciding to go by the storage facility tonight or tomorrow when it’s light. I decided the sooner, the better. It’s only a matter of time before the terrorists turn up here in Lucca looking for me. I drove over to within a block of Mauro’s secret office and parked on a side street. I got out of the car and found a doorway to stand in. The night was getting cold and damp. I stood observing the area looking for anybody suspicious watchin
