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He wound down the window a few inches, and coughed when she started smoking. 'I saw Harrington,' she said. Grant didn't waste time inquiring after his health. ' 'Dead right,' she said. 'He didn't bat an eyelid when I talked about a mole high up in the Service. ' 'That brings us to eleven years ago, if my memory's right,' Grant interposed. 'We were all there then. ' Davina gave him a little irritating smile. 'It's not me,' she said. He didn't take it as a joke. He turned sharply in his seat and said, 'It could be.
They had gone back to their desks; weary tourists rested in their place; young couples, arms linked round each other, strolled along the paths, and in the distance the towers and roofline of Whitehall gleamed like a mirage through the trees. James White was due to retire. Part of Kidson believed it, the part that wanted to succeed, that quickened in excitement at the chance of heading the Secret Intelligence Service. But his experience of James White enjoined caution. Not just caution but positive disbelief.
She gave him a look like an icicle. 'No. ' , 'I did hear something,' he murmured. 'New boyfriend then? ' She dropped her bag on the floor and said, 'Shut up, Peter. Do you want to talk or do you want to go back downstairs? ' 'Then why are you here? ' He let the sound out slowly, and he smiled. 'I wondered if it might be something like that. ' 'That's the last thing we talk about,' Davina answered. 'It's the first,' he said softly. ' She got up, hooked her bag over her shoulder. He was on his feet at the same moment, his face twisted with alarm.