Chapter Thirty-NineThe Brigadier thought he had seen it all, but the baby-faced young girl quite prepared to throw her life away had caught him on the raw. The Deputy had spent a long time with her and had said with confidence that she had a new perspective. Even though she was the human bomb, primed to kill and maim his men, the seasoned soldier felt sorry for her. Indeed to him she was simply the pawn of a cruel will.
They were on the way to take her to be questioned. These were the rules, but he would speak for her; at least that was something he could do.
The Brigadier had experienced many postings but Winkfield beat them all. The endless VIP visits and the hyper-security was one thing, but it was the sheer goodness that radiated from the Captain and his Deputy that was unique. The M
