First Family - by David Baldacci
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First Family by David, Baldacci Prologue. Her footsteps were unhurried Down the street, making one left A two blocks straight away and then a slight right. There was a pause at one intersection, a longer stop at another, just from habit really. The radar in her head showed no danger and her pace picked up. There were people around though the hour was late, but they never saw her. She seemed to ease by like a breeze felt, but never seen. The three story cinderblock building was right where it had always been stuck between a high rise on the left and a concrete shell on the right. There was security, of course, But it was basic, not the best difficult package. It would slow down a journeyman for a few minutes. A pro for much less, she selected a window in the back of the building instead of breaking in the front door. These entry points were almost never wired. She popped the swivel latch, split up the window and wriggled through. The motion detector was handled with ease. She was humming as she did it. Yet it was a nervous hump. She was getting close to it. What she was here for