Chapter Twenty-Six: NOMITELater on Wednesday morning, I decided that with the promise of extraditing Kudashov's granddaughter from Russia shortly to be fulfilled, and plans for the destruction of Zaragoza in Major Swan's capable hands, I would spend my time trying to find the reason for Dickie's use of the message—No One Is More Important Than Each—the pseudonym used by Jack Price that was so mysteriously sent to Jacqueline Price. Trubnikov would have to wait his turn.
I first met Jack at a property he owned in Soho, in the heart of London, and it was shortly after our meeting that he introduced the acronym of NOMITE to me. Fraser said he had never heard it before. There was a faint possibility Jack might have mentioned the word or phrase to those he knew in Soho but, by now I reasoned, t
