"Okay." Megan said: "Then I'll take a look first. You can smoke a cigarette or something."

"Okay." Pete agreed and took out a cigarette and lit it. Megan handed it over a smoker directly, and then sat back at his desk and looked at Pitt carefully. Lille sat there and looked at Pitt and said, "Pitt, how did you feel during the period of time in Helmet after you left the army? Do you feel adapted?"

"I think it's good," said Pitt. "I can adapt completely. Although the intensity of the combat before sometimes... to be honest, it's very dangerous. But I'm very comfortable with this kind of life. It's different from when I was in the army, but the difference is not too big."

"Do you usually socialize? I mean going out with friends, chatting with strangers on social software, or meeting some young and beautiful girls. You should be single, right? I remember yes." Lille asked.

Pi Te nodded and said, "Yes, single. I usually have some social activities. I spent more time with them in Team 009 before. As for... my girlfriend, my friend helped me meet many women, but... I haven't had much contact with them yet. In fact, I don't have that much time, and it's not suitable. After all, we often have to leave suddenly and interrupt contact, and we don't even know the specific time of departure. So there are usually no women who would accept me like me." As he said that, Pete smiled embarrassedly.

"You said it well. But you still have to try more. That's a normal person. Believe me, make yourself too different, and the only one who is unlucky in the end is yourself." Lille said: "I have had similar experiences with you. Of course, I am in the Intelligence Agency, and you should have heard of this. I am often overseas and I have no news all the time. That kind of life may be short, but over time, you will feel a lot of bad feelings, such as loneliness, depression, depression, and feeling more and more stressed, and even a little chaotic." As he said that, he looked at Pitt and continued: "Have you ever felt like this?"

"I..." Pete looked like he wanted to speak but stopped, but in fact his brain was running quickly. He was thinking about what Lille said to him. The whole paragraph seemed very inexplicable, and it felt like a senior caring for the younger generation and introducing him to some life experience. But is it really that simple? This is very suspicious. But he must answer and try his best to answer cleverly so that people can't notice anything.

So after seemingly simple entanglement, Pete said, "To be honest, there have been one. I think this is more likely to come from War Trauma Syndrome. But I am treating it, with the psychologist at Helmet. The time is not fixed."

"You will have time later," Lill said. "Believe me, this matter will pass soon. When it passes, it is unlikely that you will be like before. You will have time, more regular time."

"Okay. I understand." Pi Te nodded and responded. At this moment, Megan put down Pete's self-report, took the book and came to the opposite Pete and did it, and said, "Do you know what I feel after listening to what you said before, and reading your self-report?"

Pete shook his head and said, "I don't know."

"You are very lucky." Megan said: "From these things, Belarusians look like inexperienced novices, always slowing down. And you accurately find the weakness of their blockade and leave so smoothly. Don't you feel like this?"

Pete shrugged and said, "To be honest, I don't think I'm lucky. If I had to say it, I can only say that I didn't do it as most people think. For example, you think I shouldn't do that now, right? You shouldn't let go of the mother and daughter and leave themselves, leaving the Belarusians who led the pursuit away. You might not have made such a choice at that time."

"That's what you think is that because of the choices you made, there are problems with the deployment and response of Belarusians?" asked Megan.

"Isn't it?" Pitt said as if he were to be aware of his own, "If we had followed the previous plan, we would have been done. In fact, I think the other party should have been able to think about what we would do next based on our actions. If we did not make any changes, we would have difficulty getting out of the situation when the mother and daughter were not arrived for a long time. So we made changes."

"Are you talking about things earlier, when you separated from John and the others?" Megan asked.

"Yes. Run away separately. John led away the people who had been chasing us. Curtman and I took the mother and daughter from another road. In fact, this method has been successful, but I don't know what went wrong. Maybe we walked too slowly, which made them react, or some other reason. But no matter what, at least for a while we were successful. At least we arrived at that village and got a car. In fact, we were only a little short of being considered really separated. As long as we drove away from that village and drove away without being discovered by them, I think they would

It is very likely that he can't catch up with us anymore." At this point, Pete shrugged with regret: "But unfortunately, he was blocked by them, and he broke our car with a brief shot. In that case, there were only two people in Curtman and I. Needless to say, what was the result of being caught up, we can only change it again. This was proposed by Curtman. He drove away, leaving me and the mother and daughter again, and I have already said these before. Although the situation is developing step by step in a direction that is not conducive to me, if we only talk about the results achieved by these two changes, it will undoubtedly be successful."

"But you were still discovered afterwards," Megan said. "Can you tell me why you were discovered in your opinion? Because in your description, whether it is a statement or what you wrote, it makes people feel a little contradictory, that is, since they have passed a check and are sure that no one has left, why did they return soon, and after returning, they obviously feel something is wrong or are already sure that you are hiding in the house. Don't you find it strange?"

"I think it's strange. But if you ask me why, I don't know." Pete thought for a while and said, "We didn't miss anything. We always hid in the house. They couldn't find us because they found out that something was happening in the house. It gave me the feeling that they were more like they had some information."

"What information did you have?" Megan asked in confusion: "What did you have mastered? Do you mean someone has leaked your whereabouts?"

"I just feel that way. Because if it weren't like that, it wouldn't make sense to me. They shouldn't have acted like this all of a sudden." Pete said.

Megan nodded and said, "So have you ever thought that you made a mistake? You misinterpreted some of the other party's behavior, which led to you thinking they discovered you."

"This is impossible." Pete immediately denied: "How is such a mistake... possible?"

"It's nothing impossible," Megan said. "According to your description, you were not in good condition at that time, exhausted and hungry and cold, right?"

"Yes. That's it." Pete said.

"In the town, or outside where you are hiding, there are Belarusians who want to capture you from time to time. I think your nerves should be in a very high state of tension at that time. And your only hope is that it will take a long time for the person who came to pick you up. Whether you can come in after arrival and whether you can meet with them is also a big greeting. So in this case, you are not only exhausted, hungry and cold, but also more anxious and even extremely nervous. In such a situation, can you make sure that the judgment you made at that time is correct?" Megan said.

Pete was stunned by Meghan's words, and after a moment of silence, he said, "Do you want to tell me that it was a wrong decision to escape there? Is it because I backfired because I was afraid?"

"It cannot be simply said that it is fear. This is the result of a series of comprehensive reactions. I am not drawing any conclusions, I just hope that you can think carefully about the situation, details, and precisely, be able to prove your point of view and make my statement wrong." Megan said.

When Peter heard Megan say this, he seemed to be suspicious. He sighed slightly, as if trying to relax himself, and then lowered his head and tried hard to recall it. Megan and Lill did not disturb him, but just looked at him quietly, waiting for his answer.

In fact, Pitt was not thinking about anything but judgment. He was very sure about the actions of the Belarusians and didn't have to think about it at all. Even if those people didn't come, he had to leave. Of course, the reason was that he wanted to hand over the mother and daughter to his own people. So there was nothing to think about at this moment. What he really needed to consider at this moment was what Meghan wanted to know? What exactly did they want to prove? In theory, the things that could have flaws should not be here. Regardless of whether they judged right or wrong, the only one who made the decision at that time was himself. Even if he made the wrong judgment, what would happen? So what if he made the right? Can you guarantee that there would be another good result if he made the right? Don't talk about it.

So Pete said after thinking for a while, "No, I think I'm right. At that time, they sent someone to the door quietly, and some people wanted to peek inside through the windows near the roadside. I remember this very clearly, and there would be no mistake. And further afield, I remember that I saw a car, there were cars and there were more people behind the car. They were obviously planning to conduct an action, someone first reconnaissance, and wanted to arrange it after confirmation."

"So do you think you have a problem with your judgment, right?" Megan asked.

Pi Te said, "Yes. I deny that I could not make a mistake at that time. If I was scared of fear or something, I might have fired when they entered the backyard for the first time. Because it was also very dangerous at that time, they might be only five to ten meters away from us. So I could not have made serious mistakes in judgment because of nervousness, worry, fear or other negative emotions."

"Okay. So why can you escape from the backyard?" Megan frowned slightly and looked a little confused. "Since they have made the judgment that you are likely to hide here, then they shouldn't have made any arrangements in the direction of the backyard, right? How could you rush out so easily?"

When Pete heard Megan ask this question, he couldn't help but feel nervous. Because he knew that the main scene of this interrogation had begun, she began to ask some details, especially some specific details that made people feel wrong throughout the process. From now on, it is time to really be careful to deal with it.

Although he was nervous, on the surface, Pitt still seemed very calm as before: "They didn't have any arrangements. If there were no arrangements, then a car wouldn't catch up when we rushed out of the backyard." Pitt said as he looked at Megan, and after seeing the other party not gnawing, he continued to wait for his next sentence: "This is a small building on the second floor. From the windows of the room on the second floor, you can see the situation on the road outside the backyard wall. I mean, if they send someone to touch the backyard quietly, they have to risk being discovered. Those Belarusians or Russians are the ones who are in the Belarusians or Russians.

The Ross people could not understand. I think if it was a real attack, it would definitely be used there, but at this moment, it was just a reconnaissance, and it was much more concealed from the front door than from the backyard. In fact, if it was a capture, letting go of a certain direction was also a tactic, completely blocking people in a certain place, in addition to making people feel desperate, it would also make people even more crazy. Those who have been on the battlefield understand this. In addition, I should have mentioned that there are people who see each other on the road outside the backyard. So I don’t think they have any arrangements, but they didn’t arrange too many people there at that moment.”

Megan heard Pete's explanation and shook his head slightly after a moment of silence, "Your statement is not convincing."

Pete shrugged and said, "I don't know what kind of statement is convincing to you. In fact, I successfully rushed out. This is what happened. Besides, you asked me to explain what the Belarusians thought at that time. I can only think of what I said just now. I can't say anything else, if there is one, that's nonsense."
Chapter completed!