CHAPTER THIRTEEN
Etienne listened carefully to Linda’s tragic tale. He couldn’t argue with her idea to remain missing. At least until their plans had moved into place.
Linda will need a new identity and a passport. “Eric, this won’t be easy,” Etienne noted.
“You’re right. But I’m having her stay in the States.”
“She’ll still need a driver’s license and a new name.”
They sat at the dining table with the cheese platter in the middle. Seven, 8x10 inch photographs were laid out around the food. Eric picked up his glass and toasted Etienne, “To the Happy War.” The glasses clinked, sounding like tiny bells.
“The Happy War,” Linda and Etienne repeated.
“Linda,” Eric set his glass aside. “We’ll worry about your name and all that later. I want you to take a look at our team.” Surprised to se
