The Phoenix, embraced the shadows to protect his country. His true identity remained hidden for years, serving as a covert weapon against unseen threats. But when a teenager's life hangs in the balance, the man faces an impossible choice: to protect...
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Outside hotel Regency the team awaited the Commander's instructions. Roohi scanned the surroundings to make sure every exit was covered. Though she had done that already, she refused to take a chance. It was the first time that she was trusted with the responsibility. She wanted to prove her girth in the team.
Abhay strolled out of the hotel, and made his way to Roohi. She could barely recognize the man. Dressed as a hippie, with his hair dyed all shades of red, he looked more like a druggie than an officer he actually was.
"What is the status," Abhay asked casually as he lit a cigarette. The smell of pot made Roohi's stomach turn. The man was the father of two teenage girls, for the girls sake she hoped he had a good control on the habit. Their profession dictated they take up vices to blend it, but was very important to keep a balance between an act and a reality. Something that was not easily achieved.
"It's still the same. We need to wait." Roohi said as she looked around once again. The hotel staff was cooperating, but they could trust no one. She had already replaced the entire ground staff with her officers. Even the front office, reception and housekeeping were her people. Only the Night Manager was the outsider, but they needed him to keep the show running.
"Don't worry, Nisha knows to get information. Anything she finds out now will be an advantage for us. That witch will not talk."
"Anyone will talk with the right motivation, Abhay. We only need to find hers." Roohi's eyes glinted.
