Then Kiryl.
His location had not been connected to Astor Street, but Gianni was not stupid enough to search one target at a time. If he could find us here, he could find Kiryl, too.
“Move him before dawn,” I told Pietro.
“I’ll arrange it.”
Yelena stood across the table, arms folded tight.
“Where?”
“You don’t need the location.”
Her expression hardened.
“For security,” I added. “Not because I don’t trust you. I don’t want it shared, I don’t want it spoken, I don’t want anyone to know.”
“I know his habits.”
“Yes.”
“He’ll panic if strangers wake him.”
“Then record a message. You coddle him too much, he’s not a baby.”
“He is a baby. My baby brother.”
“You’re almost the same age.”
“It doesn’t matter. Ugh, you don’t get it, do you? I’ll help plan the route.”
“No.”
“Sal.”
“Yelena.”
The room tightened.
Then I changed my answer.
“You may help until eleven-thirty.”
She blinked. “Excuse me?”
“The rule you negotiated. Bedtime.”
“This is an emergency.”
“And I’ve extended your involvement to the deadline you chose. After that, Pietro and I handle it.”
“I know Gianni.”
“You’ll still know him tomorrow.”
She stared at me. I held the line.
“Fine,” she said.