A retired reincarnator from a certain American film studio

Then Lu Ke leaned back in his seat and closed his eyes.

He had a headache.

Luke now strongly suspects that Bill Kings added this surname to him in order to prepare for the eventual exposure of his undocumented status.

the reason is simple.

The foster family called Dane is real and still exists.

……

Chapter 101 Good News and Bad News (Seventeenth update, please subscribe to all chapters!!)

Simply put.

The identity Luke is currently using, namely Luke Dane, does not actually exist.

But the Dane family is real.

The most important thing.

Currently, the Dane family lives in a small community called Mill in Orange County, Los Angeles, which has only about twenty-three households in total.

Luke had serious doubts.

wrong.

He was certain that this was a trap that Bill Kings had deliberately set when he helped him forge his identity.

Because from the very beginning, Bill Kings never intended to give Luke a real identity.

He only made a series of deals with Luke in order to get Luke's help.

According to the terms of the transaction at the time.

Luke helps Brian infiltrate Dom's inner circle and assists Brian in solving the sensational truck heist.

In return for Luke's return, Bill Kings would give Luke a completely new and federally valid identity document.

But what's the result?

God laughed!

After what he considered to be careful deliberation, Bill Kings did not choose to give Luke an ordinary identity, but instead directly gave Luke the identity of a federal agent.

This is not because Bill Kings is kind-hearted.

He did this so that he could better control Lu Ke and make it easier for him to manage Lu Ke.

According to Bill Kings' plan, if Luke had the identity of a federal agent, then when something was found wrong with Luke during Brian's undercover work, or when Brian was at risk of being exposed, Luke's so-called FBI agent identity would be directly revealed, thereby resolving the crisis of Brian's identity being exposed and gaining Dom's trust at the same time.

Moreover, compared to a completely legal identity as an ordinary citizen, giving Luke the identity of a federal agent would be more convenient for Bill Kings.

Whether it's in the issuance of identity documents or in the future treatment of Lu Ke as a tool to be discarded after his usefulness is over, this is a matter of concern.

This is how Bill Kings thinks.

According to his plan, if all goes well, the story should unfold like this.

Tang was arrested.

The truck robbery has come to a perfect end.

Once Bill Kings gets the credit for the case, he'll immediately find some excuse to transfer Luke to inspect the reservoir.

Then, after some time has passed, Bill Kings will not hesitate to kick Luke out and delete all previous information about him.

what?

If Lu Ke doesn't admit it, he plans to make a big fuss about it.

Bill Kings also had a solution.

According to Luke's records, he was adopted by the Dane family. If he goes directly to the Dane family, the truth about Luke's identity will be exposed.

When things went wrong, Bill Kings simply admitted, "Sorry, I didn't do a thorough check."

When that time comes, Luke, who will once again become an undocumented immigrant, will be imprisoned for a series of serious crimes, including "forgery" and "impersonating a federal public official."

This was the plan Bill Kings had in mind.

obviously.

He did the same.

only……

Luke leaned back in his chair, rubbing his temples, and looked at the information about Victoria Dane and Susanna Dane's family displayed on the computer screen in front of him.

He searched for a while but found no direct or indirect connection between the Dane family and the deceased Bill Kings.

Luke even opened the list of the twenty-six agents who died in the manor that day, entered their names one by one into the system and checked them.

Without exception.

None of these agents had any direct or indirect connection with the Dane family, who lived in Orange City, Los Angeles.

This news was both good and bad for Lu Ke.

The good news means...

While Bill Kings performed consistently well, it seemed as if he had lost his mind. Instead of choosing a family he knew, he appeared to have randomly picked a family from the foster care system and put them on Luke's body.

Perhaps Bill Kings was too clever for his own good, and wanted to prevent anyone from uncovering any connection between him and the foster family.

But regardless of what this guy was thinking, or how things have developed so many days after Bill Kings' death.

Bill Kings genuinely did not know the foster family, nor did the foster family know Bill Kings.

Otherwise, the latter would have jumped out after hearing that Bill Kings was dead, and then, without hesitation, exposed Luke's true identity.

So this is good news for Luke.

The bad news is that Luke doesn't know this foster family either.

The reason this foster family hasn't come forward to expose his identity is because no one has approached them yet. So, they don't know that their family has a wealthy, privileged son who is now the deputy director of operations at the FBI's Los Angeles office.

But if someone comes knocking on your door, you can say that.

That's fun...

That would be a huge windfall!

No.

This family must disappear.

And it has to be fast!

He gleaned a clue from Director Louis's conversation.

Because Chief Louis had said that the newly appointed Justice Department was African American, and the newly appointed Deputy Chief Justice is also African American.

This time, the Los Angeles police station, where Bill Kings died, was African American, and the former chief and deputy chief who were taken to Washington for trial were also African American.

and so!

This deputy director seems to have ill intentions, and it's highly likely that he was parachuted in from Washington specifically for the Bill Kings case.

Luke's mind raced as he considered this.

In an instant.

A murderous intent arose within him!

next second.

Lu Ke looked at the two photos displayed on the computer screen.

One is Victoria Dane, who looks honest and simple, the kind of person who works hard to make a good life for her family.

Another one is Susanna Dane, who always has a smile on her face, as if she has seen many storms and is now settled down, enjoying being a good wife and mother.

Lu Ke couldn't help but frown!

He was never a reincarnation of a saintly personality.

Luke doesn't mind killing any enemy who might stand in his way, or who might be in his way.

He was even happy to do it.

Because in the God Realm, only killing can make enemies fear you and obediently sit down to listen attentively to every word you say.

but……

There is a fundamental difference between killing enemies and indiscriminately killing innocent people.

Many reincarnators in the Main God Space, after experiencing many missions, more or less develop the habit of regarding life as insignificant as ants.

But Luke did not.

He treats almost everyone with equality, as long as they are not enemies.

Aside from the Black people he discriminates against, or those who discriminate against him.

If Bill Kings hadn't randomly chosen the adoptive family, but rather knew the Dane family, Luke would have been happy to give them a family match-3 game gift pack to avoid revealing his identity.

Because it wasn't him who killed this family, but Bill Kings, who dragged them into this incident.

But what if this family was completely unaware of the situation from beginning to end?

Moreover, judging from the current signs, this guy seems to have absolutely no idea what kind of incident they've been involved in.

Damn Brian.

Hey!

Luke took a deep breath, took his phone out of his pocket, and dialed Brian directly.

soon.

The call is connected.

"Hey, Luke, what's up?"

“Fuck, how did you supervise Bill Kings back then?”