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Lights glittered below them and out across the myriad run-
ways where the big birds swooped gently down and other big
birds soared upward into the blue night. The truly excep-
tional one was waiting， looking like a vast bird of prey， its
tremendous beak ready to swoop across the dark Atlantic.
The windows in the dining room were large and offered a
wide view， but must have been soundproofed， for they heard
very little of the enormous engines coming and going. Small
white trucks skittered like bugs here and there， busily carry-
ing food. Fitz ordered a martini for each of them.
Sarah said slowly， \"How long have you known about
this?\"
Fitz leaned toward her. \"Since I was told to take Bill s
place.\"
\"You didn t tell me.\"
\"I couldn t. Orders. Nothing over the phone. Nothing of
the reason for my going to Ligunia. But I had to see you. I
had to tell you.\"
\"That s why you sounded--oh， so different when you
talked to me.\"
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