DARK FAÏZ Book 3: Dawn never keeps its promises by Sandra L.Kiss

Author:Sandra L.Kiss [L.Kiss, Sandra]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2020-08-01T05:00:00+00:00

The emergency operations center wasn't very large and was soberly decorated. Maps, plans, and several portraits of people hung on the walls. A single light barely illuminated the space and cast an indecisive glow on the closed faces around the table. In the end, there was nothing flamboyant about the FBI premises, quite the contrary. Asarys, next to me, whispered to Lexy her dismay about Ray's strange behavior towards her. David and Julio were standing in front of us and talking with several agents about the domestic policy of the government and the growing concern of the population since this morning after the article appeared in the Los Angeles Times. A little further to my left, at the end of the table, Barthey and another man were taking Masha's words very seriously. They were writing down what they considered to be essential information.

I scanned the room with my eyes. Agent Martinez seemed to be missing. Faïz was late for that late afternoon meeting. Surely he had to sort out as many things as possible before coming? Trac-Word, his divorce, and the world... it was a lot.

"It's this whole story that got him in this state. He's completely losing his mind."

Lexy was trying her best to reassure our friend.

“I know that no one can be completely normal right now," she continued. "But you should see him. I don't recognize him anymore."

I leaned over to Asarys and put my hand on her back to comfort her.

"When all of this is over, you should go away for a while, so you two can be together for a bit."

"Zoe's right,” Lexy added. "You've always dreamed of going to Europe. Now that you know a few words in French, this is your chance to visit Paris. You'll be telling Parisians how boring their language is and on top of that, the most illogical in the world!"

Asarys laughed and gave Lexy and me a little glance of gratitude. Suddenly Barthey clapped his hands to get our attention.

"Good! We'll be able to start this emergency meeting."

The inspector examined the room, probably looking for Stephen. When he noticed his absence, he continued in a monotone voice:

"People want answers. Indeed, the color of the Dome has never been more worrisome and this morning's article in the Los Angeles Times didn't help. It highlights our government's ineffectiveness in ensuring the security of the country in the face of the attacks that are brewing against it, and accuses us of creating misinformation with fuzzy answers. The newspaper also talks about the actions being taken to cover up a possible future global natural disaster."

Karl Barthey took a break. The expression on his face was worried, frozen by the tension in the room.

"The White House is calling for swift communication measures to prevent riots and panic in the country. However, it's important to reveal only the bare minimum about the true nature of the situation. A press release will therefore be sent to all news channels in California to inform them of the findings of investigations carried out by the State Department and the World Health Organization.

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