"Okay, okay. I doubt security would care that much about me bugging him, as soon as they see some of the emails and photos he and his daughter have been sending each other, but it's better to be safe than sorry, I suppose."
"We don't really need you to go there at all. He knows what we've got on him."
"Yes, but I want to see the whites of his eyes, when I destroy his career."
Almost despite himself, Al actually found Sir Hector's enthusiasm rather endearing. He had been giddy like a schoolgirl ever since Sarah explained to him the nature of the story. And when he'd seen some of the evidence Al had compiled, he practically exploded with excitement, insisting on confronting Henry himself. Sir Hector had worked in newspapers for decades, but he'd never really been at the coalface. He'd onl
