Havelock slips up to the office with remarkable discretion, considering he has to cross the crowded bar to do so. The illogical Milliways shadows help, but mostly it's a matter of thinking yourself unnoticeable - which, in Havelock's opinion, he could always use some work on
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Nobody seems to be manning the office at the moment.
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Havelock scans the inside of the room from where he is for a moment before carefully stepping inside.
(And also letting a knife slip invisibly down into his hand from one sleeve. Paranoia is a hard habit to drop, especially when several people really are out to get you.)
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May I be of assistance?
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"I was intending to leave a message for Andrew Wells," he says, watching the writing. He doesn't remember that, but then he hadn't been in a particularly talkative mood in his last visit to the cells.
"A friend suggested I speak to him."
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