Twenty Seven Years

  Chapter 64

  Villac walked out of the room with a cold face, and nodded to Diaz, who was standing beside him, and the other party walked quickly to lock the door again.

   "Go back, I'll go first." When going down the stairs, Verac adjusted his mood and said to Diaz as calmly as possible.

  Diaz noticed that Verac was not in a good mood, but he also knew that this involved something extremely private, so he didn't comfort or intervene. He just said goodbye to Verac after reaching the second floor.

  Villac came out of the Lovid Hotel, and looked up at Room 7 on the fourth floor, where the windows were still closed. Perhaps Nord was standing in front of the window, hoping to come out.

   It's a pity that after Verak rescued Nord, he would not live according to Verak's ideas.

   This is the most incomprehensible part of Veraker. Nord is clearly looking forward to such a life, and now such a life is within easy reach, but he doesn't need it.

   "Stinky boy..." Valak murmured.

   In his opinion, Nord is still young, but he suddenly learned so many things today and didn’t react. He will give Nord a few days to calm down, and then come to him to have a good talk.

  The time is now around 3:30 in the afternoon. When he got rid of Fletcher's stalking, he and Daniel made an appointment to meet at the street behind the Lowid Hotel around four o'clock.

   Today, because of Fletcher's stalking, the available time was abruptly cut off by an hour. Fortunately, the conversation with Nord ended quickly, and everything is just right now.

  Villac came to the street behind Lovid Hotel, bought a copy of Le Monde on the way, sat on a bench by the roadside and read it while waiting patiently for Daniel's arrival.

   It was four o'clock when Verac finished reading the latest Le Monde, but there was still no trace of Daniel.

  If Daniel had gotten rid of Fletcher's entanglement long ago, he could have arranged his time reasonably and arrived before four o'clock. Now that he didn't show up at the appointed time, he must have encountered some troubles. For example, Fletcher still insisted on following him.

  If the situation is really as expected, it will be troublesome.

  Villac held the newspaper and thought about the countermeasures.

  If I go back now, the timeline will not match. After all, Fletcher just watched him get into the car, and now the car is still circling outside, how did he get back?

  The situation is very passive now, Verak can't do anything sitting here, he can only pin all his hopes on Daniel.

  Ten past four.

  Daniel didn't come.

  Four twenty.

  Daniel still didn't come.

  Four thirty.

  Time has become very urgent, Verac read the Le Monde three times.

  Four forty.

   Just when Verak was about to be unable to sit still, Daniel's car finally turned into the street!

  Villac raised his heart. He ran to the side of the street with the newspaper and waved to Daniel. The car driven by Daniel slowed down and stopped in front of Veraker: "Quick! Mr. Chris!"

  Verak quickly got into the car, and before he even had time to close the door, the car started up again, and the speed suddenly increased.

   "Mr. Chris, close the door!" Daniel shouted anxiously.

   Verak, who was still sitting still, extended his hand to close the door, then sat upright, put the hat that was originally placed on the seat back on his head, and looked into the rearview mirror.

   Almost the moment he put on his hat, Fletcher's car also turned into the street!

   "Are they still following?!" Even though it was an obvious thing, Veraker was shocked.

   "Yes sir!" Daniel also glanced at the rearview mirror with lingering fear. Fortunately, the speed of the car has returned to the normal speed now. I took the risk to pick Verak into the car and was not found. "They have been following me for so long, and they probably have realized that we are deliberately going around in circles. Since everyone knows it well, I didn't have any scruples, and tried to get rid of them directly after three o'clock, but no matter how I got rid of them, their cars followed closely behind!"

It was another turn, and Verac threw out the hat he bought in the afternoon: "Then the situation is very bad. The Rovid Hotel is extremely sensitive to Fletcher, and he couldn't get rid of him, and let him watch us pass here with his own eyes. , it is inevitable that suspicion will arise, associating the purpose of my trip with the Lovid Hotel."

   "Is this... possible?" Daniel felt a little fussy, "In their eyes, we have almost circled Laizein, and it shouldn't be a big deal if we happen to pass near the Lovid Hotel?"

"It would be great if Fletcher could think that way." Verac knew Fletcher too well, and he couldn't get rid of him today. If he saw himself passing near the Lovid Hotel, he would definitely associate himself with Nord At the same time, even if he is not sure that he already knows the whereabouts of Nord, he may transfer Nord's location and increase surveillance to make sure.

In this regard, all Verac can do is to return to the mansion to face Fletcher's questioning, try to make up convincing reasons to alleviate his suspicion, and believe that Diaz, what happened at the Rovid Hotel He can take care of it.

   "Mr. Chris, shall we go directly to Thomas' mansion now?" Daniel asked.

"No, go around for another half an hour. If you return directly after passing the Rovid Hotel, it will only increase Fletcher's suspicion." Verak rejoined the tense game, "You still belong to them in Fletcher's eyes So when he goes back, he will definitely ask you for questioning."

   "I know that, Mr. Chris, I won't tell him anything." Daniel said as it should.

"It can't be like this." Verak frowned, his eyes were stern, "You will only make Fletcher think that you are mine, and then he will kick you out in order to weaken my strength, and I will completely quit It became the hub of contact with the Equality Association."

  Daniel immediately realized the problem after being informed by Veraker. He had a serious look on his face: "I have to formulate a good enough wording, which will neither reveal your whereabouts and purpose, nor make him suspicious."

"That's right." Veraker has already figured out what to say, which is too familiar to him now, "You must put yourself in an extremely innocent position. When Fletcher asks, you just tell him I originally asked you to take me to the South District, but not long after I left, you could see that I was a little flustered, and then I started ordering you to walk around indiscriminately, as if trying to get rid of something, but in the end I couldn't do what I wanted, so I could only Angrily scolding you and telling you to return to the mansion."

   "I... wrote it down..." Daniel nodded.

  (end of this chapter)