Lost and Spy

"A good family was shattered like this."

Gurrett looked very regretful: "I always fall into sadness for this family. Therefore, in order to explore the truth, retired police officer Fritz and I decided to reopen the case and investigate, and we finally discovered it. Got some clues."

Colonel Dillon's face turned very ugly.

Then, Gurrett said with slyness: "Perhaps, only the parties involved know the truth, such as you. The clues can only be used as auxiliary. You also have to know that Fritz and I, one is a detective and the other is a policeman. We always do things very carefully.

So this time I came to the Philippines, while Officer Fritz stayed in the United States.I am not targeting anyone, but the war in the Philippines is still going on. God knows whether the Japanese bullets will hit me.Therefore, even if I die, the evidence will still remain in Fritz's hands. "

Colonel Dillon struggled to control his inner turmoil.

However, Gurrett seemed to have not seen it at all: "If I unfortunately die at the hands of the Japanese in the Philippines, then Officer Fritz in the United States will release all the information we have to the media. However, This may not be a good thing for your family."

Calm down, be calm.

Colonel Dillon took a deep breath: "You are right, Mr. Gurrett. The tragedies of my father and brother make me live in pain and self-blame every day. Over the years, my mood has gradually The ground became calmer and I no longer thought about those past events.

the truth?What is the truth?Finding the truth may make people who are already sad even more sad, and may make people who have forgotten the pain return to that unbearable past.Tell me, Mr. Goulet, what do you need to save me from my sorrow. "

"Look, I can completely understand your mood." Guret said with a smile: "I have said before, money, I need money, and it is a lot of money. If you want to give a specific number. I think, It should be $[-]."

Fifty thousand dollars, this is definitely a huge number.

Colonel Dillon remained silent, and after a while he said, "So, what about the so-called evidence you have?"

"Fifty thousand dollars, there is no evidence." Gurrett had already thought about it: "I think I lied. Yes, Colonel, I lied. I know that no one will be so confident about giving away fifty thousand dollars." Dollars handed to a stranger for free.

Officer Fritz came to the Philippines with me. The reason why I just said he is still in the United States is because I am afraid. You know what I am afraid of.He is keeping those clues, or evidence.If we could see the fifty thousand dollars, all the evidence would be in your hands. "

"Can you promise?"

"Of course I can guarantee it." Gullette said with a smile: "We are people with professional ethics, and a case is just a case. We get what we deserve, and then we will look for the next case.

Colonel, we all know that your career is bright. Little people like us will never offend a future big shot like you. "

"Okay." Colonel Dillon seemed to have finally made up his mind: "Fifty thousand dollars is not a small amount of money. I need time to raise it. I will hand it over to you within five days. Where do you live now? "

"Damn Spabanos, there isn't even a hotel." Guret couldn't help complaining: "I had to live in a farmer's home. It was dilapidated, the home was full of rotten smell, and even... There are countless unnamed insects.”

"I can put you in a military camp."

"Ah, thank you for your kindness, Colonel, but I think it is not necessary." Gurrett said politely: "I will wait for you at the poor farmer's house. I wish you good luck, Colonel."

Looking at Gurrett's leaving figure, Colonel Dillon's face gradually became ferocious.

He took out a pistol from the drawer and looked at it, but finally put it back.

He grabbed the phone on his desk and said, "Major Wade, please come over here."

After a while, Major Knight came in.

There is a scar on his face from the battlefield in Europe.

Colonel Dillon stared at him: "You have been with me for a long time, Wade." "Yes, Colonel."

Colonel Dillon asked again: "If I need you to do something for me, something very dangerous and it is my private matter, will you do it?"

Major Wade did not answer directly: "I am not a person who likes to abide by military discipline, and every time I violate military discipline, you always come to my rescue. Twice I almost went to court-martial, but you also forcibly protected me, I always keep it in mind.”

At this point, he straightened up: "If you have to choose one person in the 19th Cavalry Regiment who will die for you at any time, it must be me, Colonel!"

Colonel Dillon showed a satisfied expression on his face: "Very good, Wade. Help me monitor a person named Gurrett. I need to know what he does every day and who he comes into contact with."

"Okay, sir."

"If necessary, wait for my order, help me, and deal with him."

"Okay, sir."

"Aren't you asking why?"

"Nothing to ask, sir." Major Wade said calmly: "This is Spabanios. Everyone who comes here, no one cares what you do or where you come from. No one cares about your disappearance. Sir, there is a war now."

If it is war, there will be death.

In a country in turmoil, who cares how many people are missing or dying every day?
"Thank you, Wade." Colonel Dillon said seriously: "I promise that your loyalty will be rewarded, and you will also receive my lifelong friendship!"

"Thank you, sir."

Major Wade stood at attention: "Then, I will go and see the guy named Gurrett first."

"Go."

As soon as Major Wade left, Colonel Dillon remained silent again.

After so many years, this secret has been hidden in my heart for so many years, why would someone suddenly mention it now?

A down and out detective and a corrupt police officer?

They actually threatened me?
He would not believe what Gurrett said, because he knew that human nature is greedy.

Maybe the $[-] now will help them temporarily buy peace, but this money will definitely be spent in their hands.

At that point, it will be another $[-], and then again the next one.

It's never over.

forever!

Colonel Dillon never wanted to get himself into endless trouble.

Sometimes, settling down once and for all is the best solution to any problem, and Colonel Dillon is ready to do just that! (End of chapter)