Eitan
The recruitChosen by the service whose name people lower their voices to say. Eighty days to learn the truth. Eighty days to become someone else.
Some missions change the world.
Others change the man sent to complete them.
Some truths are hidden. Others are simply misunderstood.
Eitan never asks why he was chosen.
He knows only that he has been recruited by the intelligence service whose name people lower their voices to say — and that some doors, once opened, never close again.
With each passing day, he learns to see more clearly, trust less, and follow the evidence wherever it leads. Even when it points to the one place he refuses to look.
Chosen by the service whose name people lower their voices to say. Eighty days to learn the truth. Eighty days to become someone else.
Patient. Precise. Always one lesson ahead. He teaches Eitan to trust the evidence — and never to question its source.
A door he was never supposed to open. Harder to read than any file he was ever given.
A quiet man of faith. He taught Eitan that wisdom is measured not by what it gains — but by what it costs.
Every lesson reveals another truth. Every truth hides another lie.
Enough time to learn how to watch.
Enough time to learn how to lie.
Enough time to mistake certainty for truth.

A mission. A father. A woman he cannot understand. Over eighty days, every lesson brings Eitan closer to the truth — and further from it.
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Some truths you can only read backwards.