Ch 66 - Dilemma

A black SUV stopped at the side of a small family clinic in Burgas. The city CCTVs monitoring the streets tracked the vehicle all the way from the suburbs.

A single driver got out, opened the trunk and retrieved a duffel bag, then walked to the rear doors of the clinic.

The surveillance cut off at that point, a sudden glitch in the system causing the camera to malfunction and stop recording. By the time it was turned back on, the vehicle was long gone. Coincidentally, it had been reported as stolen that same night.

Murphy blinked, dismissing the latest retinal message from the system, then waltzed in towards the emergency doors.

His hand pushed against the lock, searing the metal and turning it into a worthless puddle that gave in to his push.

The building plans appeared in his right eye like a 3D map, and he conveniently followed them down the stairs.

The clinic was small, and only saw high-end clients, so its security was top of the art. Cameras lingered at just about every othe