Reply to thread

Message: <blockquote data-quote="ghostcat" data-source="post: 5255017" data-attributes="member: 30034">Percy moves to the phone but holds it so that the two Germans can only hear his part of the conversation. Calling "T" he says. "Sir. Agent Ambleton-Smythe" Percy knows that the formal introduction will alert "T" to the fact that his part of the conversation can be overheard. "I'd tied everything up here and was just about to leave when I encountered two, recently arrived, German nationals. They say they are prepared to provide intelligence on the current events in Germany in exchange for political asylum." Percy pauses as if listening. This is more for effect than that "T" is actually talking. "Yes sir. Although they feel its unsafe to talk here. I would take them to my club but they're not really dressed for it. Can we use one of the safe houses?" Percy listens to T"'s response and continues. "Actually sir. They want to speak to you. I think they want reassurance that I can make a deal." After listening to "T"'s response, Percy turn to the two Germans and, assuming that its OK to use the safe house, says "Would you be happy in one of our safe houses. The alternatively would be a rather poky hotel?"</blockquote>