Obviously, nothing happened to Adal Hassan. Of course, something might be that Adal Hassan was, but he would rather die than surrender and never speak. It was just that this was impossible. Based on his understanding of that guy, this person's personality was not strong, and even a little gentle, not to mention that the guy had never experienced these things or received special training. Once it was stored in those people, it would not take long to pour beans into the bamboo tube. So there was nothing wrong with that guy. What happened was someone else, or some other emergencies.

Thinking of this, Parker took out the phone he carried with him and hesitated for a moment before dialing Casey's number.

The phone was connected quickly, and Casey said, "Have you found out anything?"

"I think something happened there." Parker sighed.

"Are you sure?" Casey asked excitedly.

"Don't be excited. I haven't finished speaking yet." Parker said: "At present, something is wrong, but he shouldn't be the one who is unlucky."

"You sent someone to see there?" Casey asked.

"Sent." Parker said: "But I regret it. Through the video I found that there were a lot of cars there. There should be no normal work at No. 33. The minibuses that picked up and dropped off those people were still parked in the alley next to the apartment building. Someone must have moved in and taken over there."

"Then what do you regret?" Casey asked in confusion.

"Because I feel like a trap there." Parker said helplessly, "Although I have no evidence, everything that happened today gave me a very bad feeling. It was abnormal to be calm there, and I suspected that they were secretly monitoring."

Casey was silent for a moment and said, "Then what should we do next?"

"Don't rush to move, just ask your company for a few days off. Now we can only rely on time to judge whether there will be something wrong this time." Parker said.

"What if that guy was really caught?" Casey asked.

Parker smiled bitterly and said, "If it is true, you can only evacuate immediately. I will be ready to ensure you are safe."

"I'm not talking about this. I mean our mission. Now that it's a critical moment, if we just withdraw, we will be wasting all our efforts, which is a pity." Casey said.

"There's nothing to do." Parker sighed and said, "Nothing is useful now. What I just said is also speculation and is the worst. In my opinion, it shouldn't be the case, otherwise you should be on the way to evacuate. So don't be too pessimistic, stay in the safe house for a few days and wait for my news."

"What are you going to do? Didn't you just say you were worried about some trap?" Casey asked.

Parker thought for a while and said, "Put your brain from another direction. No matter how you can always find a way to figure out the situation."

"Okay." Casey sighed helplessly and said, "You should be careful, don't force it."

"Do you still remind me? Stay there and wait for my news." Parker hung up the phone after saying that.

He lit a cigarette again and then went to the living room. All he could do now is to contact his superiors immediately. Report the situation here first, even if he judged that it had nothing to do with him, he could not delay it. As for the information about it, he could not act rashly here, he could only start from another direction. Thinking of this, Parker thought of Victor Feng. It is now certain that Feng's father-in-law is also cooperating with the Security Bureau, and it is likely that he is also serving the "scalding sun". So Feng might have some way to find out some information.

Thinking of this, he looked at the time and saw that the time was right, so he picked up the phone and dialed a number. After five or six consecutive rings, Feng's voice came from there.

"Is it convenient to speak?" Parker said immediately after hearing Dr. Feng's voice.

"Convenient. Now I am in my office, I am the only one." Feng immediately responded.

"Have you heard from Pete recently?" Parker asked.

"No. There is no news at all, and I have neither shown nor called. I don't know what I am doing. Maybe I am not in the United States. Do you have any trouble asking him for?" asked Dr. Feng.

"No. I just ask you. I'm asking you for something." Parker said, lit another smoke, "Is the work going well recently?"

"It went smoothly," Feng said: "I met several young men under my father-in-law, one of whom was watching the teeth and was very talked to me. I learned from him that they were doing the work of collecting intelligence."

"Collect intelligence?" Parker asked in confusion and said, "Do you know which aspect and field it is for?"

"I have to find an opportunity to find out about this. They are kept confidential. My father-in-law set up a department to do this." Dr. Feng said.

"Can you figure out what's going on here?" Parker asked.

"I'll do my best and be thinking of a solution." Feng said after saying that, "I will notify you when there is any news."

"Okay. But this is not the reason I asked you to ask me if there was a problem with the project in that place recently. If so, confirm and see where the problem was." Although Parker did not say it clearly, Dr. Feng also knew that "that place" refers to the Security Bureau, and the project is the "shock sun" project they are following up.

"What's the problem? What kind of problem is it? The project itself is still because..." Before Dr. Feng finished speaking, Parker said: "It should be a human problem."

"Our people?" Feng asked immediately.

"It shouldn't be. But I don't know what the situation is now, so I have to find a way to understand the current status of the Security Bureau project." Parker said.

"I understand. I will find a way to figure out what's going on there as soon as possible." Feng responded.

"Be careful, they will be alert after it. You understand what I mean." Parker instructed.

"Understand. Are there anything else?" Feng asked.
Chapter completed!