The Spy Who Loved Eveline – Excerpt No. 74

Sure, there were some highly publicised cases where nanites had horribly gone wrong during the initial trials and deployment. These days about two percent of the human population had them in their bloodstream. In his case, the  nanites were a requirement of the Ark program.

“Fine,” Smythe answered.

“That tone implies otherwise.”

Smythe hated that she read him like an open book, whereas she might as well have been a bronze statue.

A suited man sits in a hospital medical chair with an IV in his arm, looking up at a redheaded woman in a fitted black dress who holds a tablet while they speak.

Disclaimer: This novel is an work in progress and readers may encounter grammatical errors and inconsistencies. Please view this a draft and not a published work.



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