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" In their armory,” Summer said. “Cleaned, oiled, and loaded. They check their personal weapons in and out. They’ve got a cage inside their hangar. You should see that place. It’s like Santa’s grotto. Special armored Humvees wall to wall, trucks, explosives, grenade launchers, claymores, night vision stuff. They could equip a Central African dictatorship all by themselves. "
― Lee Child , The Enemy (Jack Reacher, #8)
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" What’s going to happen to me?” he asked. “That depends on what you did,” I said. “I got a letter,” he said. “Getting mail isn’t a crime.” “From a friend of a friend.” “Tell me about the letter.” “There’s a man in Sofia,” he said. He sat there, hunched forward, his wrists cuffed to the chair legs, and he told us the story of the letter. The way he framed it, he made it sound like he thought there was something uniquely Bulgarian about it. But there wasn’t, really. It was a story that could have been told by any of us. "
― Lee Child , The Enemy (Jack Reacher, #8)