"The other one is the real boss. He won't come to stare at us. Except for appearing with the people from the Security Bureau, he won't show up at other times. Ford and Waynes are really doing things, so they will suddenly appear from time to time to check us." Anderson said.

"So that's it." Pi Te nodded and stood up and said, "I'll go smoke a cigarette." As he said, he glanced at the intercom and said, "Do you want to bring that?"

"Of course." Anderson said: "If you have anything, you can notify you."

"Okay." After agreeing, Pete held the walkie-talkie in his hand and went to the smoking room.

There were three other people in the smoking room at this moment. They had just arrived. While lit a cigarette for himself, Pete continued to think about the problem he had just thought about and sat down on a sofa. Just after he had just taken a puff of the cigarette, he walked towards him alone.

Pete looked up at the man, "Anna?" Pete looked at her in surprise and then looked at the cigarette between her fingers.

"What, I was surprised that I could smoke, right?" the woman smiled.

Pete shrugged, "Yes. But I'm not saying this is strange, but... I'm not talking about women over the years, and I'm surrounded by men."

"Haha. Don't the Marines have female soldiers too?" Anna smiled and said, "And it seems that there are still many."

"Yes," said Pitt. "But unfortunately, there isn't in my company. Even if I have seen it a few times, I haven't seen them smoke."

Anna nodded and looked at the smoking room and said, "I just finished checking you? Isn't it any trouble? I see Anderson looking trembling."

"No. Very good." Pete said: "I didn't cause trouble for us." Pete said: "Will anyone check you frequently?"

Anna smiled and said, "Of course there is." She said, "She curled her lips and pointed to the direction where the row of offices were located and said, "Aren't those people? We have work plans every day and have a progress goal every week. If we can't finish it, we have to work overtime."

"Is that?" Peter said with a surprise look: "Do you often work overtime?"

"It can only be sometimes." Anna shrugged and said, "Our boss thinks overtime is a negative manifestation. Although I think this statement is because overtime will waste human resources here, after all, you also know that the management here is very strict. It will involve many things and people when it shouldn't happen. Therefore, we don't work overtime often unless it's really too late and the progress goal cannot be completed."

Pi Te nodded. He had known this before and said the same thing. "So what do we need to do when you work overtime?" Pit asked.

"What do you do?" Anna smiled and said, "I don't know, but you may not be lazy as you usually do." As she said that, she waved her hands and said, "Just kidding. Maybe you just have to keep a close watch as you normally work hours, then patrol on time, and when someone wants to enter and exit, you have to register and report some procedures."

"That's all?" asked Pete.

"You shouldn't ask me about this question." Anna smiled and said, "But you have a good boss, and he usually helps you with the squad."

"Good leader?" Pete asked in confusion: "Are you talking about Tony Albert?"

"Yes, Tony, it's him. Every time you guys recognize you, you need to go to work, or we have him working overtime. And sometimes he will also change shifts with you, and he will be responsible for the security work during overtime." Anna said.

"Is that so? Will it be very troublesome for security personnel for you to work overtime?" asked Pete.

"It's quite troublesome." Anna said and smoked, "How to say it? Everyone who works overtime may have different progress and will not leave at the same time as usual. Instead, whoever finishes his work will leave immediately. They will walk one after another and another. After the time passes, these people will become more complicated to leave, you should know. So yes, at least I think it's quite troublesome."

Pi Te nodded and said, "It seems that this job is not easy to do."

"But you shouldn't be gunshot wounded." Anna signaled to Pete's arm.

Peter smiled and saw that Anna's cigarette was almost finished, so he took out his own cigarette and said, "Do you want another one?"

Anna looked at the cigarette butt on her hand, and after extinguishing it, she said, "No. No. I don't have that much smoking addiction. And I still have work to do, so I don't want to work overtime."

Pi Yi nodded and put away the cigarette box and said, "The work is going well. See you after get off work."

After smoking, Pete went to the tea room to make a cup of coffee for himself, and he returned to the surveillance room with the coffee. As soon as he entered the surveillance room, Anderson looked at Pete with an ambiguous expression and said, "I didn't expect that you already met a girl here as soon as you came."

Pete smiled and said, "It's just that I helped me by chance in the gym in the morning."

Anderson said: "No need to explain. No matter how you get to know each other, it is the most important thing to know. You should also find that the ratio of men and women is seriously unbalanced in this place. There are not many women among so many people." As he said that, he seemed very regretful: "It's just that we can only chat at most. Other decisions cannot be made. There are regulations. If you find them, you will be fired."

"Haha. There are such regulations everywhere, just chat." Peter said, looking at Anderson and said, "But I'm a little strange. You can't contact us here or see your family. Isn't that the same as going to jail? Even if you go to jail, you have the opportunity to visit the prison, right?"

"It's right." Anderson sighed depressedly, "It's almost like going to jail. But you can meet your family. But you can't go home or be here."

When Pete heard this, he felt excited, "Is that right? Where can I meet?"

"Of course it's Los Angeles." Anderson said: "In addition, you have to declare in advance. Who are you meeting, when, and where to meet? I mean the specific location. Because there will be an arrangement and you will not be allowed to go out at the same time. You can only go one by one."

"Can you just go by yourself?" asked Pete.

"Of course not. Someone has to stare at it." Anderson said: "Look at it one-on-one. Those who follow it must be responsible for checking the location, meeting people, and watching the whole process to prevent them from doing anything private."

"Private action?" Peter said in confusion: "What does it mean?"

Anderson smiled and lowered his voice, "The project here is a secret. Who knows if anyone here will be targeted by someone."
Chapter completed!