Lewis had been free for two days. He had managed to track down the location of one of Len’s boltholes, but when Lewis went there the place had clearly not been used recengly. Lewis made himself comfortable, and poked around the few belongings his son had left behind. Nothing to poing him in a particular direction. Nothing of value to take.
Disgruntled, Lewis left. He would be meeting with a contact later to see if he had a better place to find his kids. But for now he would settle for a cup of coffee.
He stopped in at Jitters. Fancy coffee, but it was delicious. He had snagged a wallet out of a woman’s purse earlier that day, so he didn’t have to worry about cash. He decided to indulge and get a pastry as well.
Coffee and goody in hand, he turned from the counter and almost collided with a young man. “Oops, careful. You ok, son?” Lewis always kept up a charming front when first meeting people. Easier to get passed their guard and ferret out their vulnerabilities.
Cisco just barely lost his grip on his coffee as they nearly ran into each other. “Oh, no. It was my fault. I wasn’t watching where I was going.” He sighed, wiping his hand on the back of his pants.
Cisco backup 