"You're right," Lill said: "They are preparing a big plan. But this doesn't require our attention. You just need to do things for them and reflect your value. This thing will not be done overnight. In order to accomplish this, they will always protect you. As long as you survive the past two years, everyone will forget what happened this time, and everything will be fine by then. Do you understand what I mean?"

"Okay, I get it. Recruit a bunch of people for them, those who can fight for them," said Heathman.

"Yes. The specific requirements must be waited. This is your life-saving straw and you must grasp it. The Intelligence Bureau should have a special person to ask you to discuss and cooperate with them. Halemet will fully support you and help you get this matter done. Do you understand?" Lille said.

"Okay. I understand." Heathman said immediately: "I will seize this opportunity and will not disappoint you."

"No." Lille said: "It's not that I'm disappointed, but that you are yourself. You pay the price for your actions, this is saving yourself. You can start preparing now. I think someone from the Intelligence Agency will soon find you. Is there any other problem?"

"I... no, no more. I'm fine. I'll start preparing immediately." Heathman said.

"Okay, remember, don't miss this opportunity. Do you have to try your best to make them feel that they need you to understand? That's it, remember to keep your phone open at any time. All whereabouts must be reported, remember this lesson." Lille hung up the phone after saying that.

About two minutes later, Miller returned to the office. After sitting down, he looked at Lill and said, "I accept your offer. I will arrange for someone to go and have a face-to-face conversation with Heathman. I hope he can be as useful as you said."

Lill nodded and said, "I don't think you will be disappointed. Although Heathman is often very bastard, he is very loyal and moral, so he is still very frugal in his circle. Don't worry, I think we will all be very satisfied with this."

Miller nodded and said, "I hope there will be no more problems. What I want to do soon is very important. Once there is a problem, the losses will be very large. Unlike Baldachev, the losses will be very intuitive and I can't even cover them."

"I understand." Lille said: "Heasman knew he had no way out and would definitely be very cautious."

"That's good," Miller said. "We may have to prepare for this plan for three or four years. It may take longer to implement it. No one will think of anything Sequoia or other related things."

Just as Miller spoke, Megan knocked behind the office door and opened the door and walked in. Miller looked back at Megan and said, "Have you sent me a Russian?"

"Send it out," Megan said.

"Then wait," Lill said: "I think they will contact us soon."

At this moment, the list of exchange costs was handed over to Ivan after receiving it. He glanced at it and immediately turned to Russia. About ten minutes later, Yunis called.

"These Americans are so careful. This thing is not as good as a book catalog. I don't know what to say at all." Yunis complained.

Ivan said with some disappointment: "They are guarding against us to see something. But this means that these things should have good value."

"Well." Yunis said: "It should be so. Haha, they sold both the British and the Israelites. OK, very good, I'm very interested in just these two."

"Then will I ask them to meet? Get the details and accuracy." Ivan said.

"Of course," said Yunis, "but don't worry, talk to them first. After all, we need to prove the accuracy of these things. We can't believe whatever they give."

"I understand. I will have a good talk with them. I will meet them tomorrow." Ivan finished speaking, thinking for a while and then said, "Then if we accept these, will we agree to their exchange proposal and give up the request of those arrested in Novoco?"

"Don't they have defected to the Americans?" Yunis said: "Do you think they have really defected to them?"

Ivan thought for a while and said, "I think so. Some of them were arrested and the entire intelligence line was completely over soon, and Sequoia was exposed soon after. But they shouldn't seem to know that Sequoia exists."

"They shouldn't know. But it doesn't mean they really don't know at all." Yunis said: "It's precisely this that makes me think they should really cooperate with Americans."

"Then do I need to check it first?" Ivan asked.

"It's time to check. See if you can find them." Yunis was silent for a moment and then said, "You don't need to change it, see if you can find them, and then get them out."

"I understand." Ivan said: "I'll make arrangements right away, and I'm going to meet the Americans tomorrow."

"That's it." Yunis said: "I should go home too. I'm waiting for your good news. You are fully responsible for this matter. I just need to be the result."

"I understand." After Ivan agreed, Yunis hung up the phone. After the call, Ivan immediately asked someone to notify the Berlin Station.

When we got the news, Miller had left to rest, and only Meghan and Lill were still in the office. One person knocked on the office door and looked at Meghan after coming in and said, "The Russians just contacted us. Tomorrow at 10 o'clock, we will still be in the restaurant today. We will meet and chat in detail. They hope we should prepare all the detailed information. They need to identify the authenticity."

"I know, thank you." Megan replied, and turned to Lill after watching the man leave, "It seems they are very interested."

"Absolutely." Lill said: "This intelligence is much more useful than those intelligence personnel who have already defected to the Intelligence Agency. This is not a substitution, but a transaction with clearly marked prices." He looked at Megan and said: "Does it feel quite sad?"

"Yes." Megan smiled bitterly, "I was wondering if one day I would have such a value assessment."

"Yes." Lille said with certainty: "We are all the same. Actually, it's nothing. Don't think too much."
Chapter completed!