Show No Emotion
Spoilers: No
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A/N: This takes place after Truth Takes Time. Tenses in this story will change. When it is in first person POV, it will be in present tense. When it is in third person POV, it will be in past.
A/N #2: This chapter will be in Vaughn's POV.
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The real reason why Sark turned himself in to the CIA is a mystery to me. He says it is because he is "fed up with Arvin Sloane and Irina Derevko." I don't think that's the case. Something seems wrong to me. An assassin doesn't turn himself in without a specific agenda. The CIA found that out the hard way with Derevko.
They don't know that I am watching them from the security camera. Sark claims that he knows where Sloane and Irina are hiding, and he has offered to lead us to them. Guards follow Sydney, who follows Sark from his holding cell. I cannot hear a word, but something Sydney says stops Sark in his tracks. I cannot fathom how this young man can be such a dangerous person. His youthfulness has been replaced with wisdom, and he has trained himself well. I can see Sydney's anger on her face, yet Sark shows no emotion. He stares straight ahead, proud and dignified. I can see that the guards are starting to become uncomfortable. A few of them are shifting uneasily, others wiping sweat from their brows. Sydney stands her ground and continues to talk to Sark. Then, something catches my eye. Sark has averted his eyes from the target he had been staring at and now looks at the floor. Sydney does not realize this, for Sark's head remains in the same position. He looks as if Sydney's continued comments are making him upset. But Sark is a man of no emotion. Or so I thought. Suddenly, Sark looks up, directly at the camera, as if he feels that someone is watching. I study his eyes for a moment. For a brief moment, I think I see tears, but no…there is nothing but coldness now. It must have been the light. After all, Sark shows no emotion. Or is there more to this kid then I thought?