Part 1: Here
Napoleon Solo waited patiently at “Mama Lisa’s” Italian restaurant. He was supposed to meet his partner there for dinner, with the time prearranged before Illya had left for his week-long mission in upstate New York.
If he looked at his watch once, he looked at it a half-dozen times. Illya was late, very late and that was unlike the Russian.
“Napoleone, penso che la data, lei non è venuta. Avere un po 'di antipasto, mia moglie dice che sei troppo magro, signore_Napoleon, I think the date, she’s not coming. Have a little 'starter’, my wife says you're too skinny, sir,” Fredo cheerfully called to him.
“Grazie amico mio, ma no. Penso che sto solo andando a tornare a casa_thank you my friend, but no. I think I'm just going to go home.” Napoleon said his farewells, heading out the door with only Illya on his mind. He was beginning to worry.
Ducking into a side alley, he pulled his communicator.
“Channel F, Kuryakin.”
“Kuryakin here,” the familiar voice answered a moment later.
“Illya where are you?”
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