The Killer
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After just two days in blighty, Anthony Turner prepared for his last meeting before he could leave. He was to see Liam O’Neil again, and then he could go home. He had the tea ready brewing as the secretary brought in his guest. A brief handshake and they got straight down to business. ‘So you’ve seen the file on Ryan McKee?’ Turner asked.
‘Yes. So he’s not the head of N.O.R.A.I.D. then?’
‘No, but as controller of the Manhattan branch, he’s certainly a fellow of great interest,’ Turner assured him. ‘Here are the rest of the documents you require.’
His visitor accepted the package and fumbled to open the passport with one hand, his other hampered by a sling. ‘Fuck me,’ he said.
‘Mr. McCann, please,’ protested Turner.
‘Sorry,’ said Darren, as he placed the passport on the desk and idly fingered the scar on his check. ‘And don’t you think we’d better keep it to Liam O’Neil from now on. Darren McCann is dead, remember.’
‘Indeed he is, Mr. O’Neil. Indeed he is,’ Turner agreed.
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