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But
the
man
had
hung
up
.
Bezu
Fache
felt
dumbstruck
as
he
paced
the
banks
of
the
Seine
.
He
was
certain
he
had
seen
Langdon
dial
a
local
number
,
enter
a
three
-
digit
code
,
and
then
listen
to
a
recording
.
But
if
Langdon
didn
’
t
phone
the
embassy
,
then
who
the
hell
did
he
call
?
It
was
at
that
moment
,
eyeing
his
cellular
phone
,
that
Fache
realized
the
answers
were
in
the
palm
of
his
hand
.
Langdon
used
my
phone
to
place
that
call
Keying
into
the
cell
phone
’
s
menu
,
Fache
pulled
up
the
list
of
recently
dialed
numbers
and
found
the
call
Langdon
had
placed
.
A
Paris
exchange
,
followed
by
the
three
-
digit
code
454
.
Redialing
the
phone
number
,
Fache
waited
as
the
line
began
ringing
.
Finally
a
woman
’
s
voice
answered
.
«
Bonjour
,
vous
êtes
bien
chez
Sophie
Neveu
,
»
the
recording
announced
.
«
Je
suis
absente
pour
le
moment
,
mais
…
»
Fache
’
s
blood
was
boiling
as
he
typed
the
numbers
4
…
5
…
4
.
Despite
her
monumental
reputation
,
the
Mona
Lisa
was
a
mere
thirty
-
one
inches
by
twenty
-
one
inches
–
smaller
even
than
the
posters
of
her
sold
in
the
Louvre
gift
shop
.
She
hung
on
the
northwest
wall
of
the
Salle
des
Etats
behind
a
two
-
inch
-
thick
pane
of
protective
Plexiglas
.
Painted
on
a
poplar
wood
panel
,
her
ethereal
,
mist
-
filled
atmosphere
was
attributed
to
Da
Vinci
’
s
mastery
of
the
sfumato
style
,
in
which
forms
appear
to
evaporate
into
one
another
.
Since
taking
up
residence
in
the
Louvre
,
the
Mona
Lisa
–
or
La
Jaconde
as
they
call
her
in
France
–
had
been
stolen
twice
,
most
recently
in
1911
,
when
she
disappeared
from
the
Louvre
’
s
»
satte
impénétrable
»
–
Le
Salon
Carre
.
Parisians
wept
in
the
streets
and
wrote
newspaper
articles
begging
the
thieves
for
the
painting
’
s
return
.
Two
years
later
,
the
Mona
Lisa
was
discovered
hidden
in
the
false
bottom
of
a
trunk
in
a
Florence
hotel
room
.
