Chapter 19A black limousine was waiting for Khalid and his uncle at the foot of the Lear when it stopped in front of one of the private aircrafts’ hangers at the airport in Ottawa. Two men came out of the car, made their way into the cabin of the plane, greeted the passenger courteously, asked for their passports and led them into the limo without much of an explanation.
Having been subjected to this ‘frosty’ welcome once before, Khalid had advised his uncle that the Canadian authorities would do this sort of thing and not to worry about it. His uncle did not like the idea of having his passport taken from him, but agreed that he was in no position to object to any type of formalities at this point.
When the limo pulled into the underground garage of the Canadian Security Intelligence Se
