Alan had felt uneasy all evening. Truthfully, he had been uncomfortable from the very moment he had agreed to Agnes meeting up with David Drummond. Even more so since his sergeant had suggested they were playing a dangerous game. But as the evening had worn on, his discomfort had grown worse.
He knew Andrews was unhappy at being left out when the decision had been made. His sergeant had made that very clear; even though he had agreed that the reasoning behind the decision was good. “But it should have been one of the team,” he"d insisted. “Not a member of the public.”
Andrews had gone on to suggest that Agnes could be out of her depth. “Drummond could be a rogue agent; a double agent, working for and against the United Kingdom.”
Though Alan had played down such thoughts at the time, the
