Hard to Let Go 4 by Kaye Laura

Author:Kaye, Laura [Kaye, Laura]
Language: eng
Format: mobi
Tags: Contemporary, Fiction, Romance, Suspense, Adult, Military
ISBN: 9780062267955
Publisher: Avon
Published: 2015-06-29T07:00:00+00:00

Chapter 15

“Was anyone able to learn anything else?” Nick asked the group as Kat and Beckett joined everyone in the gym. They were the last two to come to the nine o’clock meeting, and the fact that they both brought a sandwich and a drink with them clearly indicated that they’d been otherwise occupied during what was supposed to have been dinnertime. But now that they’d agreed to go public, Kat didn’t really care. Although that didn’t mean she didn’t want to smack the smirk off Jeremy’s face when she and Beckett sat down together.

Pain in the ass brothers.

Oh, great. And Marz was kinda smirking, too.

“Yeah, we did,” Charlie said. He counted off on his fingers. “We found a number of places—though we’re still compiling just how many it might be—where there are notations that read, ‘K orders,’ or ‘K contact.’ Marz and I had noticed that before, but we didn’t know what it might mean. In light of today’s developments, it seems pretty clear it refers to Kaine.”

“That’s a little loose, though,” Shane said, hands braced on the back of the folding chair in which Sara sat. “Isn’t it?”

“I don’t think so,” Marz said. “I read some of the ones where it says ‘K orders,’ and I can remember a few of those missions. More importantly, at least two of them involved changes to existing orders that I recall came to Merritt from above. I’m sure if Nick looks those over, he could recall even more.”

“So,” Nick said, “Merritt was noting places where Kaine had ordered us to transport to a different heroin disposal facility. That kinda thing?” His arms were crossed, his face set in concentration.

“Exactly,” Charlie said. He pressed against his next finger. “Those notations match up with times when my father’s records show a disparity between pounds of heroin dropped off for disposal and pounds of heroin actually destroyed.”

“No one’s really watching any of that over there, are they?” Easy asked, shaking his head.

“No. And I’m sure they were counting on exactly that,” Nick said. “Jesus.”

“But what they weren’t counting on,” Beckett said from next to Kat, “was the fact that Merritt was watching, was taking note of the doctored books. And when Kaine found out, that threatened the entire operation.”

“Very likely,” Marz said, nodding. “Charlie found something else, too.”

“Yeah,” Charlie said in a quiet voice. He sat forward and grabbed a sheet of paper off the desk, using his uninjured hand. “I hacked into the Singapore bank again.” Expressions of surprise went up around the room. Kat had known Charlie was good, but she clearly hadn’t realized just how good he was. She supposed it should’ve been weird that her first reaction to the news of his illegal activity was to be impressed instead of outraged. Being neck deep in this whole situation had shifted her perspective. “Wasn’t as easy as last time because there were levels of security and detection that weren’t there a month ago. But I managed to stay in long enough to confirm this.

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