Chapter Ten
Athens, Greece – September 1973
They had surveillance on her for nearly three days before she received the telephone call that set their alarm bells ringing.
Eunice had put in a request via Gibbs to the CIA Station in Athens. They needed a van, some directional microphones, cameras – the whole bag of tricks to conduct long term surveillance. CIA/Athens had kicked up a fuss. They weren't too keen about handing over their expensive kit to a 'freelancer', even if she had once been Agency.
Then the word had come back from Langley and the Station Chief and his officers had been told in no uncertain terms to pipe down. This was an operation that outweighed anything that CIA/Athens was doing at the moment and so Nikita Brown had received everything that she had asked for.
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