“You
expect me to believe that” No.2 growled.
No.14
“But that's what happened. He came over........”
“And asked if you'd slept well!”
“Yes
Sir.”
“The
waiter said you were whispering.”
“I
wasn't, but he was.”
“What
about?”
“Well...”
"Yes!”
“Well
he talked a lot of rubbish. Then he said the waiter was watching us.”
“Why
did Number Six say that?”
“I
don't know Sir.”
“Don't
you. You're working with Number Six!”
"Me
Sir?”
“And
I thought you were the one man I could trust.”
“But
you can. I'm loyal.”
“Traitor!
Traitor! Traitor!”
Number 2 accused Number 14
of being a traitor, he was anything but. Number 14 was loyal, Number 2 should have
put his faith and trusted him more. After all Number 14’s job was supposed to
assist Number 2, but he kept his assistant at arms length when it came to the
important things. Like keeping that message from D6 to XO4 to himself, and
showing him those blank sheets of paper he found in the envelope. Number 14 is
merely used for the strong arm stuff. But a few words from Number 6 was enough
to put the poison in, and Number 2 chose to believe Number 6, and not his
assistant. Number 14 was finished, and decided to take out his vengeance on the
cause, that of Number 6. But really Number 14 wasn’t much good at the “strong
arm stuff” either. Did Number 14 survive the fall after being thrown out of 6
Private through the French window by Number 6? I like to think so, but he
probably died of a broken neck!
Be seeing you
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