Thinking of this, Dr. Feng couldn't help but sigh. Although this person made him a little annoyed, he had to admit that what he said was right. He should indeed be responsible for Pitt's current state, and his tasks really include taking good care of him. In fact, he is not Pitt's superior. It is obvious that Pitt is the key to the future mission, or the protagonist of their group, at least the protagonist of the two of them at present.

Maybe he should have talked to Pitt. Dr. Feng took a sip of coffee while thinking. He suddenly felt that today's coffee was surprisingly unpleasant. After putting down the cup, he glanced at the chair where Andrew Park just sat. He suddenly wanted to laugh because in his opinion, the guy who just sat here obviously told a lie. It was the sentence "There is no so-called task." It is impossible to believe that if it was not very necessary, I would not meet at all. Otherwise, what is dormant? His sentence is more like saying, don't think randomly, stabilize your emotions, take good care of Pitt, and don't cause trouble. In other words, he and Pitt are likely to be activated, and it should be said that they will be activated.

This made Dr. Feng take a deep breath. "Do what you should do." He muttered softly and took out the phone he carried with him. He wanted to talk to Pitt again and continue to do his nanny. Indeed, Pitt has experienced much more danger than himself in recent years. Although everyone plays another person in a foreign country, he has been much better than Pitt. If it were him, he might not have a better mentality than him. The most important thing is that since he believes that the task will come soon, he should adjust his own state, especially Pitt's, to the best. After all, this is not a sports competition, and there is no chance to start over.

So he pressed Pitt's number. The phone rang twice and Pitt's voice came over there.

"Doctor Feng, is there anything wrong?" Peter surprised him when he saw Dr. Feng's phone call, because under normal circumstances he would not call himself, but he would call him by himself.

"Is it easy for you to speak now?" asked Dr. Feng.

"Convenient." Pete looked around and said, "I'm in the gym of Halemet."

"Fitness? In the afternoon?" Dr. Feng said, unable to help but look at the time.

"Of course." Pete said for granted: "Is there any problem with this? There are many people here. I work hard. This is not an exercise used to lose weight, but training, and an important part of my current work."

"Okay." Dr. Feng sighed, and he really wanted to tell him that he had something else to do, but he really couldn't say it for a while. "Do you have time to talk?"

"Cha?" Pete asked in confusion and then said, "Just chat?"

"Yes. Just chat." Dr. Feng looked at the time and said, "Let's have dinner together. At six o'clock, go to the Chinese restaurant we have been going to. Just celebrate your smooth return."

"Okay." Pete agreed, "See you then." After that, he hung up the phone and continued to start his own training.

This restaurant is not too far from Pitt's residence, which is only four or five kilometers away. At six o'clock in the evening, Pitt arrived at the restaurant on time. There were few people here at this moment, but Victor Feng arrived one step earlier. After seeing Pitt come in, he got up and waved to him, signaling that the waiter at the door was his friend.

Pete slowly walked to the dining table, sat down and said, "Will we have dinner today?"

"Yes." He said, handing the menu to Pete, "Let's chat while eating."

Pete looked at the menu and ordered a few randomly, then looked at Victor sitting opposite him. Feng said: "Is there anything wrong with you?"

Dr. Feng glanced at the waiter who had already walked away and whispered: "Your stuff has been handed over."

"Is that true?" Pete asked back with a blank expression and then smiled, "Then have I sued my black lawsuit?"

Pete's words immediately made Dr. Feng frown again, but after only a moment he sighed, "It's not a dark look, but a report. You know what you did. If you think I'm doing something wrong, you will have a chance to report upward."

Seeing Dr. Feng say this, Pete immediately put away his smile and said, "Is there a chance to report? Are we going to take action?"

When Dr. Feng saw Peter's reaction, he was both angry and funny for a moment. He could only shake his head helplessly and said, "No. The original words over there are just to not think randomly and do what you should do."

Victor Feng's words immediately turned off Pitt's energy that had just been mobilized. But then he found that there was other information hidden in the sentence. So he glanced at Dr. Feng and said, "Did this sentence be said to me or to you?"

Seeing that Peter noticed it, Dr. Feng didn't intend to hide it. After a wry smile, he said, "What he said to me is also to you. To be precise, it is to us."

Peter sneered at the words, "I have a random thought? I don't have any ideas now. I will start the holiday soon. Although the specific time has not been decided yet, the holiday will definitely not be short. I am thinking about what I have to do and what I should do in the future."

Dr. Feng did not take Pitt's words, but poured a glass of water for each other and whispered: "My attitude was bad that day. My words did not mention the key points and intensified the conflicts. I apologize to you here." After seeing Pitt not chewing, he continued: "But I still have to say that you did something wrong this time. Compared to the thing you brought back, we really need to do more important things, and there are more important things. Otherwise, why do we spend so much money here for so many years? The night is long and the dream is too long, and the longer the time, the greater the risk, the greater the risk. It is precisely because of this that it shows that we are doing something extremely valuable. Before we fully utilize our value, we must lie dormant, really dormant, so as not to make mistakes, and lose value before we fully utilize the value we should play. It should be said that it is not just a loss of value, but a loss, a major loss."
Chapter completed!