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

In the evening, Dunn took the photos that had been developed but not yet dried, and looked at the list on them again. The handwriting was very clear, without a trace of blur. Only then did he hang the photos up with satisfaction, waiting for them to dry early the next morning.

However, Dunn was a little worried about how to deal with this list. At present, the most convenient way was to hand it over to Wu Lin. Through Wu Lin's relationship, the mainland would know about this list, and then notify scientists and scholars who were loyal to the mainland to pay attention to the people on the list.

But there is a big problem with doing so. Once this matter spreads in the Chinese community, it will be difficult to keep the secret, and this will also attract the attention of the CIA.

If we trace the source, it is not difficult to find out that this list should have come from Lloyd. In this case, anyone who is close to Lloyd at work will be put in a passive position.

It is very likely that the entire special investigation team will be investigated by then, including myself.

This may also affect your future!

And if Lloyd recalls it, he will probably remember that he once took out the book with the key in front of him, which will put himself in a more passive position.

After taking a deep breath, Dunn felt that he should carefully consider the pros and cons. Although he really wanted to help China, he would not accept getting himself involved.

Everyone is selfish, and Dunn is no exception. After traveling through time and space to this body, it is basically impossible for him to become a Chinese again, unless he waits until the Korean War breaks out, goes to the Korean battlefield, voluntarily is captured by the Chinese People's Volunteer Army, and then stays in China after the war ends.

But if he wanted to return to the red camp, he could have directly sold the special operations team while he was carrying out his mission in the Red Empire and stayed in the Red Empire or returned to China.

The reason why he didn't do that was that Dunn didn't want to go through that difficult period. Both the Red Empire and China would have an extremely difficult period. The Red Empire might be behind, but it would erupt sooner or later.

Moreover, even if he defected to the Red Camp, there was no guarantee that he would not carry out dangerous missions again, which was something Dunn was unwilling to do.

So it is easy to hand the list to Wu Lin, but the choice after handing it to Wu Lin becomes difficult.

Dunn lay in bed tossing and turning, unable to sleep, and kept thinking about this problem.

When Dunn woke up the next morning, he looked listless. He took the dried photos off the clips, looked at them several times, and finally put them in his briefcase.

As he was about to walk out of the bedroom with his briefcase, Dunn suddenly remembered something and pulled out a bunch of photos from under the bed. These were the rocket materials hidden by Wilhelm Mueller that he had obtained in the German Democratic Republic.

He picked up a bag and the photos, went out and put all the photos in the trunk before driving to pick up Brookski and Payne to go to work.

The photos were also locked in the trunk by Dunn.

After starting work, Dunn took out the photo from his briefcase, hid it carefully, and then began to check and match their related monitoring records one by one according to the names on the photo.

There were 37 names on the list, and Dunn found about 40 related names, including several duplicates.

But soon, Dunn also found out the hidden people among those people with the same name.

The accurate information of the 37 people who were placed by the CIA in the Chinese community was found.

With the monitoring records, it was really easy for him to find these people.

And that's Dunn's job, and he does it without arousing anyone's suspicion.

I made some simple notes of some basic information about these people. After I finished all this, a day had passed, but it took a whole day just to find these people.

This was just to confirm the identities of the names on the list. Dunn did not do much investigation into more information.

Just write down the identities of these people, and leave the rest to Wu Lin and those behind him.

After much consideration, Dunn decided to hand over the list. Even though this might affect his future prospects, he still couldn't get over the hurdle in his heart if he didn't hand over the list.

We’ll talk about the future in the future, and take it one step at a time.

After get off work, Dunn and Payne went home together. After sending them back to their apartment in Port Enpai, Dunn did not go home, but drove back to New York without stopping.

It was already very late at this time, it was 9:00 at night.

But he drove to Wu Lin's villa, found a public telephone booth on the side of the road, picked up the phone and prepared to call Wu Lin, but after thinking for a moment he hung up the phone. Then he drove nearby and found a homeless man, asked the homeless man to call Wu Lin's house and ask Wu Lin to come out.

The phone at Wu Lin's home was also monitored. Although Wu Lin had apparently started working for the CIA, the surveillance of Chinese scientists and scholars was comprehensive. Every day, a large number of phone recordings were sent to Dunn's office to translate their call records, even for the CIA's secret agents.

After all, the CIA still doesn't really trust these Chinese people and is still on guard against them.

So Dunn had to make sure that his voice would not be recorded in the monitoring records to avoid being recognized by the translators.

Dunn sat in the car in a dark corner near Wu Lin's home waiting for Wu Lin.

After a while, he saw Wu Lin's car passing by. If Wu Lin wanted to go to the address he gave, he would have to pass by here. After Wuling's car drove past, Dunn also started his car, but he did not follow it immediately. Instead, he waited for a while and made sure that no one was following Wu Lin's car before starting his car and following it.

Soon he caught up with Wu Lin's car and drove parallel to Wu Lin. Wait, the window on the passenger seat was not closed. Wu Lin, who had been driving parallel to him, turned his head slightly and found that Dunn was sitting in the car driving parallel to him. He immediately rolled down the window of his own car.

After Dunn and Wu Lin parked the car, the two of them parked the car on the side of the road together.

"Dun, my guess was right. It was you who asked me out!"

After seeing Dunn, Wu Lin smiled happily.

"Yes, Professor Wu, I still need to explain something to you! It's right here, no need to go to the place I gave you!"

The place where Wu Lin and Dun En parked their car was a place carefully selected by Dun En. There was no village or shop nearby, and only occasional cars passed by on the road.

If someone wanted to follow two people, it would not be difficult to discover them as long as they were vigilant. Fortunately, no one followed Wu Lin.

"whats the matter?"

When Wu Lin heard that Dunn had something to explain, his expression turned serious.