Authors note: - This is a follow on to the previous episode of Becca XXX. Spring Tide. Please read it before reading this or you will not understand the plot or characters
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Becca XXX. Spring Tide. Ch 10.
"Becca? Is that you?" said an American guy on the other end of the phone.
"Who wants to know?" I replied defensively.
"It's me, Agent Sullivan of the CIA. Are you ok to talk for a moment?" he asked.
Sullivan was an undercover CIA operative whom I'd met on my previous mission to Hamilton Island. We had worked together to bring Charles Hamilton to justice and had had some sexy fun along the way. At the end of that mission, I had asked Sullivan to use his powers of persuasion to get Arrow and Naomi released from prison. He had been true to his word and we had exchanged details in case he ever needed to call in a favour in return, but I couldn't believe he was calling me so soon.
"Sullivan?" I gasped. "To what do I owe the pleasure?"
I gave Reef a sideways glance as he lay under the boat shelter. I pointed at the phone and made a face at him as if to say: 'Sorry, I really need to take this call'. He put his hand up as a universal signal for 'Its fine,'.
I moved away to gain some privacy, feeling his spunk trickling out of my swollen pussy and soaking into the gusset of my panties. He'd cum in me only moments before the call and the sticky mess made me shudder as I left the beach and walked back up the hill towards the van.
"How are you?" Sullivan asked. "How are things down in Sennen Cove?"
"Who said I was in Sennen Cove?" I asked, wondering how he knew where I was.
"They were Charles Hamilton's dying words, remember? Where else would you be?"
"Ok, I'll give you that one," I laughed. "But I'm guessing this isn't a social call?"
"I wish it was," he laughed. "And I wish I were there in person. I know how much fun we had the last time we were together."
"Awwww, and there was me thinking that you just liked my professionalism."
"That too," he laughed. "In fact, that's why I'm calling. I believe we have a mutual threat."
"Go on," I encouraged him.
"Well, after leaving Hamilton Island, we've been thrown straight onto another case. We have Russians in-country too; just like you Brits. We think that whatever they're planning here must be linked to what's happening over the pond with you guys. I'm just wondering if you'd like to share some intel."
"What... like, I'll show you mine if you show me yours?" I tittered.
"I think we've both seen each other's before and it was a very memorable experience if I remember correctly. I think we could do the same thing again."
"I'm always willing to share," I replied. "But a gentleman always goes first. Why don't you tell me what you know and I'll reciprocate."
I made it back to the van and I pulled the sliding door open. Natalie was chilling out on the bed with a beer and I startled her as I got in the van. She could see I was on the phone and decided not to say anything stupid until she found out who it was. I slid the door shut, sat down next to her and put Sullivan on speaker, making a shush signal by putting my finger to my lips. Nat got the message and stayed quiet as we listened to what Sullivan had to say.
"You certainly reciprocated well last time," he laughed. "Maybe this situation will throw us back together for some more fun and games."
Natalie looked puzzled by the accent and picked up a pen and some paper and jotted something down. She showed it to me and I could see that she'd written the word
'Sullivan?'
as she heard him speak again.
I nodded at her.
"I'm always up for some fun and games. Where are you right now?" I asked, tittering at his joke.
"Long Island, New York," he replied.
"Long Island? What are you doing there, enjoying the iced tea?"
"I wish I had the time. Our intel tells us that we have some Russian mercenaries hiding out somewhere in this area and we have no clue what they are doing or where they are," he explained. "We have been in contact with your intelligence departments and they tell us that something similar is happening over there with you. Can you shed any light on what the hell is going on?"
"How many Russians do you think are in Long Island?" I asked, not wanting to give him too much information until I knew where he was coming from or why he was asking.
"We have reason to believe that there are three separate teams and that they have procured explosives from a local source," he continued. "This looks like some sort of state sponsored attack direct from the Kremlin."
"Any idea what the target is?"
"Not a clue at the moment. But if there're three teams - chances are that there're three targets, not just one."
I looked at Nat who scribbled another word -
'Drone bases x 3?'.
I nodded and asked the question.
"Are there any drone bases in Long Island?" I quizzed.
"What? Why would you ask me that?" he sounded surprised.
I had no choice but to start sharing what we knew. I trusted this guy with my life, but I was still careful what I told him.
"We have three Russian teams over here and we think they may be targeting our drone bases. We have a theory that they may be trying to give their troops in Ukraine an advantage by taking out our drone pilots in the UK. Maybe something similar is happening over there with you guys. It could be a two-pronged attack. Are the US military flying drones in Ukraine from America?" I asked.
There was a pause on the line as he took in what I'd said. Maybe he wasn't alone and was looking for permission to tell me more.
"I can neither confirm nor deny that the US Military are taking an active part in the Ukrainian conflict," he gave me the standard government response.
"That's a yes then," I laughed. "Think about it. If these teams take out the drone bases in the UK and the US, the Ukrainians will have very little air support to repel the Russian invasion. It would leave them extremely vulnerable."
"That's a wild theory, but I guess it's possible. Is it just a hunch or do you have something solid to go on?" he asked.
"We're not sure. Do the initials GH, AC or FA mean anything to you? Could any of them be drone base locations in Long Island or code names for something?"
"Where did those initials come from?" he quizzed.
"From a chat room on the dark web. We think GH might be GCHQ in Bude, but we're still working on the others. Do you have any clue what they might be?"
"No, but we can look into it. We don't have any intel about initials or locations over here. All we know is that the Russian teams arrived separately and have disappeared. They were last seen in Long Island, but it's a large area and they could be hiding anywhere. We know that a local crime lord had stock piled weapons and C4 plastic explosive for them, but the guy who supplied it is now dead."
"You killed him?"
"No, he shot himself before we had the chance to question him."
"We had something similar happen over here. The guy we interrogated decided to burn to death rather than telling us anything. He was also supplying plastic explosives. None of this can be a coincidence. It's too similar on both sides of the Atlantic."
"Agreed," he said. "We hadn't thought about drone pilots. You might be onto something. Do you have anything else?"
"Not really, just three teams, those three sets of initials and some missing PVV-5A. If the teams are all linked, they must be co-ordinating their efforts somehow. Maybe they are communicating through some other chat room that we haven't found yet. Can your CIA guys do some digging and see what you can find? You have a lot more resources to throw at this than we do."
"Anything for the gorgeous Agent Becca," he laughed. "You seem to have a good grip of what's going on and we seem to be playing catch up here."
Natalie picked up on the flirting and started to take the piss like she usually did. She pushed her fingers and thumbs together on each hand and pushed them together as though it was two lips kissing while she pouted her lips out and wobbled her head from side to side.
I almost burst out laughing, but managed to control myself, smacking her hands away to make her stop. She picked up the pad of paper and began to draw something, holding it away from me so I couldn't see. I ignored her and got back to Sullivan.
"Isn't that like most wars you guys get involved in?" I joked. "You're always three steps behind us."
"Ouch, that's a low blow," he sucked air in through his teeth. "I thought we were friends."
"We are," I laughed. "But seriously, you guys need to look into this and see if it holds water."
"We will," he replied. "And we should keep each other updated if we find anything out. How does that sound?"
"That sounds good to me," I replied. "The only other thing we know is that the attacks will take place in a week's time. Does that stack up with anything you've heard over there?"
"We have heard rumours that it's in a week's time too," he confirmed. "This definitely seems to be linked. What's your next move over there?"
"We need to go and see a Russian Communications Engineer who we think might have some information on where the Russians are hiding and what they want," I said
"A Russian Communications Engineer? That sounds suspicious for starters."
"Why does it sound suspicious?"