The Cold War: Jumping back and forth between the two camps

The next day, after Dunn sent Wu Lin to work, he drove directly to Bath's Tavern and rented a room on the second floor of an apartment building opposite Bath's Tavern.

It just so happened that the house on the second floor was vacant. If the floor was too high, the distance would be too far and the quality of the photos would be greatly reduced. The second and third floors were a perfect distance.

He then called the two people arranged by Victor and asked them to move in.

Through the window on the second floor facing the Bath Tavern, Dunn looked at the closed door of the tavern. The tavern was closed in the morning and only opened from two or three in the afternoon until the early morning.

According to the information Victor collected, if the New York Yankees game was held during the day, the pub would open earlier.

Dunn asked two people to wait at the window while he went downstairs and walked around the area. Finally, after he reached the door of the pub, he looked at the window of the apartment on the second floor and found that he could not see clearly what was going on inside the apartment through the glass. There were some reflections on the glass due to the refraction of sunlight, but he could definitely see clearly from inside the room, which made Dunn completely relieved.

The street is very narrow, and the lights at the bar are very bright at night, so it doesn't affect the view when taking pictures.

Dunn returned to the room in the apartment and nodded to the two men.

"The location here is really good. You can't see clearly what's going on inside the room from the outside. Because of the refraction of light, you can only see outside from the inside!"

"Sir, I'm afraid it's not that optimistic!"

The taller of the two, the young man named Blake, said.

"In the morning, the light will indeed shine on the windows, making it difficult for people outside to see what's going on in our room. But in the afternoon, after the sun sets, the light in this area will shift, and it's very likely that people outside can see what's going on in the room!"

Hearing Blake's reminder, Dunn also frowned. He had only been to this area in the morning and evening, and had never been here in the afternoon. If this was true, then it would be a problem.

"I'll go buy a curtain this afternoon. You can nail it on the window and monitor the other side through the gap in the curtain. If Bass passes by, hide the camera lens in the gap in the curtain. This should work!"

"Sure, that's a good idea!"

Blake nodded.

"But sir, you don't have to worry about this. The curtains don't cost much. We can buy them in the afternoon! You just need to do your job!"

Hearing what Blake said, Dunn shook his head slightly, took out a $10 bill from his pocket and handed it to Blake.

"I'll pay for it! I think this money should be enough to put up a curtain. Go do it now while the pub is not open yet. Nail the curtain when you come back. As agreed, I will come to check the photos you took every morning, and I won't come in the afternoon!"

"All right, sir!"

Blake did not refuse. $10 was enough to buy a nice pair of curtains. Besides, the curtains they needed did not need to be of very good quality. They just had to be light-proof. $10 was more than enough.

Dunn made some arrangements for precautions before leaving. Some reminders were necessary. After all, they were likely dealing with agents from the Red Empire. Dunn only asked them to photograph people who had close contacts with Bass, but he would not really let them monitor Bass.

During this period, another supervisor asked if they could go to the tavern to investigate, but Dunn firmly rejected it.

If Bass really sees something, he will probably retreat immediately, so this is something we have to guard against.

It is easy to catch a Red Empire agent with good friends, so we can't just let him get away like this. Moreover, Dunn has no intention of capturing Bass to gain merit. He wants to further utilize Bass's role, especially to see if he can find and lock Valenko through Bass. This is very important to Dunn's next plan.

Now Dunn is constrained by his identity as Wu Lin's driver and cannot do many things. Otherwise, he would not be willing to easily hand over this task to the two mafia members.

After returning to the villa and having lunch, Dunn rested for a while and then went to pick up Wu Lin and bring him home around 4:00 p.m.

After calculating the time, Dunn did not have dinner at Wu Lin's house. Although Kang Aimei's cooking skills made him a little intoxicated, he had more important things to do.

After going out, Diane hailed a taxi and went to the bar in Bath again.

This time he wore a thick scarf and a baseball cap on his head, leaving only his eyes exposed.

There were some things he had to guard against. Since he recognized Valenko, he had had contact with Valenko before. With Valenko's memory as a professional agent, he would definitely be able to recognize him.

But Valenko might not know that he had already noticed that he had arrived in New York.

Dunn got off the car when he was about a block away from the bar. After getting off the car, he didn't dare to go in. He took a detour from the main entrance of the bar to the apartment. After all, it was the first day of the surveillance mission, so he was a little worried and came to take a look.

After entering the apartment, he found Blake observing the situation in the bar through the gap in the curtains, while another person was taking a break. The two people were taking shifts to monitor, and Dunn was aware of this, as a person's energy was limited after all.

After seeing Dunn come in, both men stood up.

Dunn waved his hand, signaling the two men to continue ignoring him, and he also walked to the window.

At this time, a gray curtain has been covered on the window, which looks inconspicuous and will not attract too much attention, which is also for the convenience of surveillance.

"What's the situation?"

Dunn asked Blake, who was watching.

Blake shook her head.

"There was no match today. The bar didn't open until 3:00 p.m., and the owner, Bass, didn't come until after : p.m. He drove here alone! I didn't see him interact with anyone!

However, he personally went out to greet several guests during the period, and we took photos of them, which will be developed tomorrow!"

Dunn nodded. This was a long-term project and he was not in a hurry to see the photos now.

This time I came here just to take a look at the surveillance situation.

"Nothing difficult now, right?"

Dunn asked again, some things are planned well, but various problems will arise when they are put into practice. If there are still any problems in the current work, it is still not too late to remedy them.

"So far, everything is going well, sir!"

"I just came to see if you have any questions. If not, I'll leave first!"

Blake just nodded and didn't stand up to see him off. His eyes were always fixed on the bar across the street.

Another supervisor wanted to stand up and escort Dunn out the door. Dunn did not refuse, but when he reached the door, he suddenly turned around and said.

"By the way, there's one more thing!"