Frederick Forsyth Reading from his book

The transcript describes a nostalgic recollection of a day spent skinny dipping and relaxing in the grass, followed by a reflective moment of smoking. The narrator then recalls driving through Redland, often under surveillance, but notes a surprising absence of this one night. The narrative ends with a humorous remark about the secret police.

What was the narrator's reaction to the absence of headlights that night?

What did the sleepy voice say in response to the narrator's explanation?