“That's weird, General.”

“I wondered too, Brigadier. Could I crave your indulgence to carry out my investigations? I will get back to you.”

“Take your time.”

Ahmed said with an unfriendly tone, which meant a lot to the General.

“Thank you.”

Cut. The Minister could not believe that the dreaded Retired General Ahmed Nura just called him over such a display of despicable cowardice. Above all, it was from his boss, the number one citizen of his country. He stared vacantly at the wall and after a few seconds, he was filled with indignation, and he blurted out.

“Bloody civilian. You cannot plunge the nation into anarchy because, you are...