Brown stopped chewing and looked at Rogers and said, "If it weren't for me, I wouldn't believe it so easily."

"Yes." Rogers nodded, "Do you say they are coming back to save you? Or just give up. I think the person you contact should be busy taking care of the big fish."

Brown chose to remain silent about this issue. For him, his first reaction was that he didn't want them to save him. At this moment, he still didn't want Halemet to succeed, but... but if they really chose to give up on themselves...

Rogers seemed to see through Brown's thoughts, and he said, "Wait a moment, wait a moment and we will call again and urge them. What do you think?"

Brown continued to eat, and said casually: "If you think it's necessary."

At this moment, Claudi walked in from outside, and after coming to Rogers, he whispered something to Rogers. Rogers immediately walked out the door, and after coming to the aisle, he said to the person who had just come in to look for him: "Is the number in Washington?"

"Yes." Claudi said: "This number is in the SAR, it's not wrong. The registrant is this person." He said and handed a copy of the information to Rogers.

Rogers got the information and looked through it. Halim Malki, a male, fifty-three-year-old, Syrian, immigrated here five years ago.

"Syrian?" Rogers looked at his colleagues, "A Syrian who works for Israel?"

Claudi shrugged and said, "This may be fake. This person is probably an Israeli and then entered Syria to disguise, so naturally he became a Syrian here. I remember there was a deputy minister of defense in Syria who was an Israeli spy."

Rogers looked at Claudi and said, "Are you sure you're not reading novels or feature films?"

"No, it's true. This can be found online. I remember that this person was finally hanged in the square, and his body was not returned to Israel now." Claudi said seriously.

Rogers curled his lips and said, "No wonder that even the countries of them can't handle Israel. These are just a bunch of idiots." After saying that, he looked at Claudi and said, "Don't worry. Since he found him, he immediately sent someone to find out the specific location of this person first. Then take action." As he said that, he handed the information directly to Claudi, "I'll leave this matter to you. Take someone to act immediately."

Claudi took the information and looked at Rogers in a little embarrassed manner and said, "But... we have no staff anymore. Now everyone is busy..."

Rogers lowered his head and thought, "Take a few people first. Just keep an eye on them first. You should add the other two people. For the time being, I will contact the boss immediately to see how to arrange it."

"Okay." Claudi took the information with some difficulty, "Then I'll go right away."

‘Well. Bring a weapon. If they want to escape, don’t give them a chance.’ At this point, Rogers thought about it and said, “It’s okay if you’re dead.”

"I understand." Claudi immediately left with the information.

Rogers returned to the room and looked at Brown who was still dining. "We have found the number you called in the emergency. This person is in Washington."

After hearing what Rogers said, Brown paused for a moment and continued to eat. Rogers continued: "If there is any problem, will this person be responsible for handling it?"

"I don't know this." Brown said: "But since he is in Washington, I think it shouldn't be just for me?" He smiled bitterly and then said: "Actually you are right. I just do dirty work. In a sense, I can be sacrificed."

"Do you think he'll let you find that big fish?" Rogers asked.

Brown looked at Rogers and said, "If it were possible before, but now... I can't protect myself, it's completely impossible."

Rogers shook his head and said, "I mean, are your evacuation routes almost the same?"

"It's possible," said Brown. "I'm in a hurry, they'll choose the safest route."

"So where is the safest route? Do you know this?" Rogers continued to ask.

"Of course I can't know the specific route." Brown said: "According to the rules, this person who answered the phone should have arranged it for me. I obey the orders, and then it depends on luck."

Rogers knew these things naturally, and he nodded in disappointment, "Have you ever heard of anything? You've never cared about it?"

Brown stopped the action in his hand, as if thinking about it, and said, "I once heard that someone fled from this country and went to Cuba."

Hearing this, Rogers immediately turned his head and looked at Brown and said, "When did that person escape smoothly?"

"As far as I know, of course it was successful," said Brown. "It may have happened two years ago. I don't know what happened, but it should be accurate to escape from Cuba, because this is the point that this rumor can let me know and remember."

Rogers immediately looked at the time when he heard him say this, "It should be a little while. They are still in the sky in the central United States." After that, he looked at Brown and said, "It seems that sometimes you will think about what you will be when you are forced to escape one day."

Brown put down the spoon in his hand, picked up the water cup beside him and took a sip, and said, "Everyone will think about it. Even if you have made all your mental preparations at that time, you will still think about it. This is normal."

"It's quite normal." Rogers pointed to Brown's injury and said, "How do you feel? If you're very tired, you can take a break first."

"Nothing to ask?" Brown asked.

"If you have anything else to say," Rogers said: "At present, I can give you a break first. There is one thing you should understand, as long as you cooperate, you will get the treatment you deserve."

"Okay." Brown nodded and looked at Rogers and said, "Can I change my clothes?"

"It's OK," Rogers said, "But maybe I'll come to you anytime."

"I know." Brown nodded, "I'd love to know what would happen to me if it was over?"

Rogers glanced at him and said, "What do you want?"

Brown opened his mouth but didn't say it. After a moment of silence, he said, "I don't know...I don't know if I can have freedom."

Rogers curled his lips and said, "Then you should think about it." He said, looking at the person beside him and said, "Give him a clean and fitted set. After changing the clothes, we will call that guy first and see what they are going to do."

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