18

He wanted to know.

There is a suitcase in the house. But there is no question of going there.

"You have to buy a toothbrush from the airport. Forget everything else until you get to Ireland. Do you book tickets in your own name?"

Did you?

Yes. ' 'The ticket then has to be canceled. Hopefully, the waiting list won't be too long. We will call from the service station, how? '

Rana ... 'Mumtaz called vaguely as if remembering something scary

Said. ' 'They are me.

'The danger is over, for now, Mumtaz. However, both of them were representatives of Colonel Kurshi, hoping to see his body with torn skulls. They came to cut the tongue of the corpse. It looks like they can do that. '

Are you ... '

'Did I kill? No - but at least one person was injured, and two more. Didn't stop to watch. Now, fill in the blanks. Shakila Mumtaz, aka •••? '

Hasina.

No! It is better if it is not an Islamic name. The color of her skin and eyes can easily be called English Lana. By fixing a name that would make Taema look like an Englishman, she can also be portrayed as the heroine of an Arabic novel. '

Lily Lily Sabina. ' Wow! Excellent! Excellent name! Are we still lonely, Lily? '

There was a Jaguar X-L in the back, which didn't look very convenient. However, the turn has gone to the other side. It seems that no one has followed us.

| 'Well done Shane, Mumtaz! You cancel an Air Lingas ticket, then buy another ticket called Lily Sabina. This is Tayma's first job when she arrives at the airport. I'll see the rest. All right? '

Whatever you say. ' Mumtaz has calmed down completely, at least her face. If there is a faint feeling of excitement in the voice, it is like not being caught. There is no way to know how professional he is.

They stopped at the first service station on M4, three miles from the Heathrow exit. Rana led Mumtaz to an empty telephone bud, then stepped back and waited in front of the second bud. In the second one, an old woman is calling, one after the other. At one time Mumtaz's place is sad. The runner is the opportunity to do. Mumtaz shook her head as she came out of the bus, meaning she had canceled her flight. Rana took a second to recall the number at Heathrow's British Airways desk, asking if there would be a seat on the shuttle that would take off at 8 am for Newcastle. After getting a positive answer, she booked two seats named Miss Shakila Mumtaz and Masood Rana. * Returning to the parking area, Rana picked up the boot of the car to hide, sat on the seat, and hid the ASP pistol and baton in the secret compartment of the briefcase. Even before this, the airport scanner could not detect the existence of these, even if searched, it is almost impossible to see. However, if he is caught, he will be forced to use Rana Agency ID as the last resort. He will also have to show the license of both the weapons.

They reached the airport in fifteen minutes. Rana explained to Mumtaz that she had left her car in the car park and got on the bus. He has used this type of technique before.

"We will enter through the same gate, as passengers on the shuttle and Irish flights." Rana also explained to Mumtaz what to do if she doesn't get a ticket for Air Lingas One-Seven-Seven. At first, they will be separated, then they will only meet again after finishing work at the Dublin desk as Rana Masood Kaiser. Rana further suggested that Mumtaz should buy a carrier flight bag and all the necessary details. They got off the bus at Terminal One. He walked fast, only twenty minutes left at eight o'clock. Mumtaz walked over to the Air Lingas desk. They got off the bus separately, never looked at the runner after getting off. | Rana reached the shuttle desk. He bought a ticket booked in his real name and had a credit card with him, so it was not difficult to pay the price. Briefcase in hand, he walked quietly to the desk of Air Lingas and collected his ticket booked in the name of Masood Kaiser from here. I have to wait for a while. Mumtaz came back with an overnight bag. | 'I bought a bottle of perfume in addition to toothpaste, brushes, underwear,' he said.