Alan Vosier, who reported to and took his orders from John.
Karen Phillips, who liaisoned between John and someone else, probably the
nameless entity controlling the op.
Ed Cade, who called himself semi-retired, appeared to work directly with
John, and... And what? She realized that she knew almost nothing else about him.
Nothing at all.
Mandi suddenly also realized that Cade had so far seemed to come and go like
a cat, disdaining such formalities as 'debriefings', although he'd filed a
police report after the first incident of the day because he'd used his gun.
He definitely hadn't seemed either in awe or afraid of her. Instead of
asking her dozens of questions about herself, he'd simply asked her to validate
his own conclusions.
Or had he? Yes. Once, at least; in asking whether her language teacher had
been human or machine. In all else, he'd simply stated his conclusions about
her, and they'd been right.
Furthermore, although she and Cade hadn't discussed possibilities or been
issued a plan of action, when Cade had pounced on Marjeel, he'd done so with
apparently no doubt at all that she could and would deal with the other two
terrorists.
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