Chapter One Hundred And Seventy Four

Mrs. Janeth felt the burden of duty bear down on her shoulders. She was driven by George's unshakable trust in her to not only apprehend Armstrong but also face him, to at last face the guy who had caused her so much suffering. Driven by this resolve, Mrs. Janeth came up with a strategy that went beyond their joint strategic planning sessions.

She made covert contact with some of the security staff in George's own organization, people she knew to be very devoted and skilled investigators. These spies, sworn to secrecy, set out on a covert mission to find Armstrong's hiding place.

Days became an agonizing game of waiting. For Mrs. Janeth, every hour was an eternity as she struggled with contradictory feelings. A glimmer of optimism clashed with the anxiety of failing, the memory of Armstrong disappearing again and causing havoc in his wake.

Then there was a hint of triumph on the sixth day. With a quiet haste, one of the undercover operatives called Mrs. Janeth. Armstrong had