Line of Control (50 page)
Authors: Tom Clancy,Steve Pieczenik,Jeff Rovin
Tags: #Pakistan, #Crisis Management in Government - United States, #Action & Adventure, #Intrigue, #Fiction - Espionage, #India, #Fiction, #Suspense, #Espionage, #Adventure Stories, #War & Military, #Military, #Government investigators - United States, #National Crisis Management Centre (Imaginary place), #Crisis Management in Government, #Thriller
He reread the opening line of his testimonial.
"This is the second family I have lost in as many months...
"
He deleted it. The statement was too much about him. Too much about his loss.
But it did start him thinking. Although he was no longer living with Sharon and the kids, he still felt as though they were together in some way. If not physically then spiritually.
And then it came to him. Hood knew the line was right because it caught in his throat as he tried to say it.
Hood typed with two trembling index fingers as he tried to see the computer monitor. It was blurry because he was blinking out tears over what was supposed to be just a job. "This I have learned," he wrote with confidence.
"Wherever fate takes any of us, we will always be family...
"
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