Long is a Secret Service agent on the Presidential Internal Team. He is inconspicuous and does not mix in circles, but just completes his work seriously every day. His partners Rebecca and Michelle are the only two people he can trust - the kind of trust that comes from being in the same group for a long time and knowing what the other person wants to do without even speaking.
During an overseas mission, the hotel where the president was staying suffered an explosion. Lang was the only survivor of the group because he went out to buy coffee.
Michelle is dead and so is Rebecca...
The investigation quickly took a turn. An unexploded bomb car was found in the basement, and Long's fingerprints were recovered from the car. It was not left behind during the mission - three days ago, Lang performed a routine pre-inspection of the car, closed the trunk with his bare hands, and put the coffee on the cup holder. Moisture and coffee stains make fingerprints exceptionally clear.
Everyday life has become irrefutable evidence.
Lang escaped while being escorted and became an internationally wanted "terrorist." He began to pursue the truth alone, following the clues left by Michelle during his lifetime, and walking step by step towards the answer behind the bombing that was more complicated than the terrorist attack - there were no heroes, no innocent ending, just ordinary people who were crushed when the system collapsed.
Reader comments
It's refreshing and contains a lot of foreshadowing. I'm looking forward to the follow-up.
It's refreshing and contains a lot of foreshadowing. I'm looking forward to the follow-up.