Chapter Nine
Olesya cut the engine. ‘This is it.’
‘Right. Let’s get this done.’ Jay cracked his knuckles.
She’d pulled them into one of the few empty parking spots on the narrow one-way street. Everything here was paved, from the roads to the footpaths, leaving only the grass and trees that ran down both sides. The leafy treetops would block out drone surveillance, but drones were the least of their concerns.
Hitting her pressel switch, she said, ‘We’re in position. Sorry for the delay.’
Damien replied. ‘Better safe than compromised.’
Olesya had parked on one side of a triangular park, which led toward the presidential office of Lithuania, now under Purity control. Through the trees, she could see the cream building with its double-paned windows and gigantic columns. It looked … well
