It was a little sad to César. Not just sad, but he also felt a deep shame about the whole situation. Everything that happened felt wrong as Sirina could have been a good connection to the NSA, more than just a good one as she was literally scared of him, yes, but still, she could have been useful.
But now all this bullshit and on top of it a dead NSA director, killed in her own home with a bullet in her forehead.
Though at least now, things would become much faster and much more fucked up, because the death of a director was not something that could be ignored or pushed aside, and it would shake everything even harder than before, forcing movement, forcing reactions, and creating chaos.
And that was the worst thing César kept thinking about, again and again, even though he wanted to shake it off and pretend it did not matter, even though he tried not to think about it at all, or at least tried to see it as a good move instead of a disaster.
