Chapter 50There were certainly some things to think about when Sadir received a call from Khalid, inviting him to have breakfast with him the next morning. Sadir was no fool. He knew the prince would play his part and maybe throw some reproach his way for letting him go to Australia. Yet the most surprising to Sadir was that Khalid had called on him directly—in Vancouver—without Lypsick’s intervention. That was most frustrating to him. He didn’t know if he preferred to have Lypsick where he could observe him, or have him lurk about the hotel without knowing when or where he would appear. What’s more, Sadir had no new information on the prince, nor did he know what was going on outside his hotel room. He felt as if he were in a vacuumed box. He didn’t relish the thought of having to face th
