The winery boss is also loading salted fish today

"Probably that's all. They haven't made any big moves recently."

Scottish heard a short reply from the other side, and was about to hang up the phone like that, but the female voice in the microphone continued, "Speaking of which, why did you suddenly come to report today?"

Scotland paused, then turned his head slightly to look at Bourbon, who was sitting in the co-pilot, with a hat covering his face, as if he was sleeping.But Scotland knew he didn't.

Three seconds later, he explained helplessly, "He was sent out by the organization to perform a mission today, which is not convenient."

The female colleague didn't have much doubts, and quickly hung up the phone.

"Okay, get up." Scotland shook his head at Bourbon, "I've been out for so long, and reporting this kind of thing should have been done by you who know the organization's current situation best."

Bourbon took the cap off his face, "Well, I just don't want to talk to her for the time being."

"What's the matter, you have conflicts with her? But I heard that you and her are planning a plan together recently. It seems that if it succeeds, you can solve the problem of gin?"

Bourbon's face froze, and it took a while before he spoke slowly, "It's because of that plan that I don't plan to continue."

"Is it too difficult? But yes, after all, the goal is gin." Scotland sighed.

Bourbon nodded, "Yeah, he's too hard to catch."

"What do you say 'too hard'?"

Because the second half of Bourbon's words were so light that they were about to disappear into the air, Scotland asked while turning the steering wheel.

"It's too difficult to deal with," Bourbon immediately corrected. "Anyway, I don't think this way will work."

Scotland has always believed in his judgment, coupled with Bourbon's apparent reluctance to say more, he bypassed this topic cooperatively.

"Tell me about the current situation in detail. You know I was at a loss when I first came out."

Scotland was previously on a mission to infiltrate a certain gangster. Because of the special nature of the mission, he had no contact with outsiders during that time, and it was not until the end of the mission that he had a chance to breathe.

Bourbon thought for a while, "The most important thing is that the gin I asked you to report is the responsibility of the person in charge of the new district. As for the others, it is the personnel change."

Scotland was taken aback, "Personnel change?"

When Kurosawa came over by air, he had already gone on a mission. Not only the organization, but also his own people had no contact, so he didn't have any specific understanding of this aspect.

"It's a bit complicated to say exactly."

In fact, it is more than a little complicated. Bourbon has not known Ao Kurosawa for a long time. The style of his undercover career has changed again and again, and he will have a myocardial infarction sooner or later.

Scotch saw Bourbon's hesitant expression from the corner of his eye, "It seems like a character who makes you very distressed. The last time you showed this expression, was it Ley or Gin, the new opponent?"

"He's not like those two," Bourbon said, shaking his head, his voice calm and clear.

For him, the other two were overt and secret competitors. In comparison, Kurosawa Qing's position was a bit subtle.

Competitors are nothing to talk about. It's fine for him to be an undercover agent and compete with Gin Ley for performance. Could it be possible to compete with Ao Kurosawa for the position of Canary?Just three seconds after this thought appeared, Bourbon immediately suppressed it.

It's also scary.

But it is not so accurate to say that it is just an intelligence source, or an ordinary superficial colleague.

Bourbon folded his arms and leaned against the leather back of the car seat, thinking quite seriously about how to describe his relationship with Ao Kurosawa.

"Probably... the plastic seniors."

He Zeqing placed a stack of documents neatly by Qin Jiu's hand, and said before the other party's sharp eyes came over, "Boss asked me to give it to you."

After what happened last time, Kurosawa suddenly discovered the joy of shouting from the air, and it was more convenient than Gin Jiu calling him.The most important thing is that you don't have to listen to Qin Jiu's small report on himself.

But the point of gin is never quite right.

"When did you meet the boss again?"

I don't know if it's an illusion, Kurosawa Qing always feels this: "again" being bitten extraordinarily hard.

"yesterday."

Hei Zeqing did go out yesterday, Gin Jiu's eyes stopped on Heize Qing's face, "Then why didn't you give it to me yesterday?"

"Please, how late I've come back," Kui Zeqing spread his hands, "If I wake you up, what will you do with a gun at me? I can't stand your anger when you wake up."

"The documents are also given to you, so I'll go first—"

Before Hei Zeqing could take a few steps forward, he was grabbed by the back collar.

"Stay here."

"I have nothing to do here."

"You have nothing to do when you go out." Gin gave him a light look, "and the work efficiency of Bourbon is low."

Kurosawa pointed to himself, "I lowered his efficiency? This causal relationship is wrong, no matter what, he came to me more times."

"I'm not interested in the why and the process, I'm only looking at the result."

"Okay," Kurosawa said indifferently, "but you don't worry about me affecting you."

Gin really wasn't worried.Once he enters the workaholic mode, he is so focused that he is frighteningly focused. In his eyes, a living person like Kurosawa is no different from air in just one minute.

Hei Zeqing had nothing to do here, so he moved to the side of Gin without any hesitation—he was the one who brought the documents, so there was no need to worry about whether there were any secrets in it that would be seen.In fact, as the number of Kurosawa's messages increased, Gin would deliberately cover it up at first, but later he felt that it was unnecessary.

His own boss already has this attitude, and as a subordinate, Gin can't do anything about it.

Of course, Kurosawa had read these documents before bringing them, but because they were not of any important content, he basically skipped and signed such documents at a glance.The specific content will be handed over to the subordinates in random order for checking. For example, Ley's will be handed over to Bourbon, and Bourbon's will be handed over to Belmode.

It is obviously easier to find fault with others than to find fault with oneself.

Gin is now looking at the report submitted by Pisk.

Pisk is in charge of several short companies that are used to launder the accounts, but he occasionally throws a few pieces of real data into those fake accounts to cover up his accounts.This is of course an illegal operation for the organization, and it is purely Pisk's own selfishness, but as long as the number of accounts is not large, Kurosawa has always turned a blind eye.

Gin obviously also knew about the twists and turns. Although Pisk hid it well enough, how could it be possible that after all these years, he didn't have any clues.It's just that everyone tacitly doesn't mention it.

Pisk has been able to work in private for so many years, so he is naturally cautious in the accounts. Even if Gin knew about this, there are not many clues directly caught from the accounts.

But this time there were no obvious traces of false accounts, but it was simply—

"It's like a temporary patch."

Gin followed the voice and looked over, "What?"

Hei Zeqing said calmly, "Didn't you also see it? It's obvious, maybe you can find the money he used to make up for the leak if you look through the accounts of his car company."

The gins did know, and even he had just thought of going over to the old accounts of the Pisco company.Gin knew that Kurosawa Qing was not as stupid as he had shown before, and the boss asked him to deliver the documents, which obviously also understood Kurosawa Qing's true meaning.

Because there was an example of Belmode before, Gin was not too surprised, it just made him more sure

It's really impossible for his boss to like fools.

The question is, "What do you want to say?"

"Your ability is not bad, and you may even have done more for the organization than Pisk. The only difference between you and Pisk is your qualifications."

Having said that, Kurosawa picked up the red pen on the table and twirled it twice, "But in my opinion, qualifications are the most useless thing."

Kurosawa is a typical pragmatist. Seniority, which cannot represent strength or loyalty, has never been on the standard list for Kurosawa to evaluate a person.

"If you want to rely on this to encourage me, you should give up as soon as possible."

It's not like Qin Jiu hadn't thought about it in his heart, but even if he thought about it, the fact is that seniority is one of the evaluation criteria no matter which faction he is in.Regardless of the situation where the ability is far superior, it is almost a consensus that the higher the qualifications, the higher the status when the ability is roughly the same.

In fact, Pisk may be more concerned about this situation than he is about himself.

"Don't keep conspiracying about me, okay?" Kurosawa sighed pretendingly, "And this incident is obviously killing two birds with one stone. After all, this is not a good thing for the organization. No one will take this opportunity to step on him." say what."

Kurosawa put emphasis on the last sentence, "Boss won't say anything either."

Qin Jiu's eyes changed slightly.

Kurosawa turned his pen thoughtfully as he looked at Gin's reckless appearance.

Still have too many scruples.

"Then let me put it another way, even if you don't mention this," Kurosawa asked, "Are you going to leave it alone? This kind of thing is harmful to the organization rather than beneficial."

"Although it is only a small amount of money now, if we continue to let it go, it will probably become a very big hidden danger in the end."

Gin suddenly stopped, and an electronic sound that was not very clear flashed in his mind.

'If it's a hidden danger—'

But before he remembered the second half of what that person said, Kurosawa took a red pen and marked the wrong number with a cross, and continued in a very calm tone

"Since it is a hidden danger, it must be removed as soon as possible."