2. The Road to HaarlJust on an hour, Sabienn, his brothers and the distraught Binn found that they were suitably born enough to gain access to the Happy Family Restaurant, a place of sparse furniture, decoration and attendance. From the packet he had stowed, Sabienn placed a crisp bill on the table and it worked like a charm to fill the surface in front of them with coffee, bread rolls and a communal plate of fried rice laced heavily with garlic.
“I never would have thought my wife would go before me,” said Binn, staring listlessly at the steam arising from his cup. “I was the one with the heart problem.”
“So what will you do?” enquired Deep, touching the man’s forearm tenderly.
Binn kept looking at the steam for a second before replying, “Continue the mission.”
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