Mr. Barris expected nothing good to come from this project.
A retired army engineer, he had lots of experience working on big construction projects. He then worked on the civilian side, raking in the money.
When he got approached by a colleague from his army days, asking him to work on a project, he expected nothing good. The secret services involved in building a factory?
That couldn't possibly go well.
"Make sure it gets built," Craen told him. "More or less on budget. It's important for us."
"If it is important," Mr. Barris asked, "why don't you organize it yourself?"
"Because it's important somebody else remains the face of the project," Craen said. "And she doesn't suspect she is just the face."
"She?" Mr. Barris asked.
He never dealt with a female boss before.
"Miss Dana Bed
