Schuster settled back in his chair. The pain in his chest was
returning but it had to be worth one last throw of the dice before
he was obliged to capitulate. He sensed he would need to make it
good. Brastic was smiling again. He gave an involuntary shudder. `I
think it has escaped your memory, First Minister, that I know too
much for you to blackmail me.' The smile for a second left
Brastic's face and he stared sternly across the table from behind
hooded eyes; then without warning he relaxed and broke into a broad
smile. `On the contrary, Heindrich, you know exactly the right
amount; which is the precise reason I selected you to play a part
in this little enterprise.'
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