I sighed as I pulled into the small parking lot of a diner, exhausted from my long drive. It had been more than seven hours since I left the Director’s office and, with the exception of a short stop for gas, I had driven non-stop to reach the town in time. Finally turning off my car, I picked up my phone, checking the predicted path for my target. It showed him about an hour away and I leaned back in my car, closing my eyes for a moment as I considered my options. He would have to walk right by the diner to pass through the town and besides the lit sign flashing ‘Silk Morning’, the town seemed completely asleep. I felt my phone start to vibrate and without checking the caller, I answered it.
“Hello?”
“Hey.” It was Kisten, and I sat up in my seat once I heard his voice. I had sent him a t
