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

"There is no doubt that this is a carefully planned conspiracy! Otherwise, how could so many Chinese people disappear out of thin air all of a sudden? According to the information we have so far, at least seven people have been confirmed to have gone to mainland China!"

Matthews's face was still terribly gloomy, as if water could drip out of it.

"Okay, Mr. Batomani, please be patient! If you have any questions, we will give you a satisfactory answer later. But now, please cooperate with us to answer a few important questions!"

Klaus seemed to have noticed Dunn's intention. He frowned and spoke in a serious tone. Obviously, the initiative of the conversation had been firmly in Dunn's hands for some time, which made Klaus very unhappy.

Seeing this, Dunn knew that he could not continue playing tricks, so he nodded wisely to indicate that he would stop making trouble.

After all, it's okay to use some tricks in moderation, but if you rely entirely on these little cleverness to tease the other person, once they see through you, it will only make their impression of you worse.

You still have to cooperate when it is necessary. After all, Lloyd had already explained it before you came here.

"When you were monitoring Wu Lin, didn't you notice that he had any tendency to escape?"

Klaus asked next.

"Of course we found out. In fact, we confirmed from the beginning that this guy wanted to return to the mainland! Otherwise, Mr. Smith from the New York branch would not have sent me to monitor him!"

Dunn shrugged his shoulders and explained.

"At that time, the special investigation team targeting Chinese scholars and scientists had not yet been formed!"

"Can you explain why you later reported to Mr. Hans that Mr. Smith wanted to use Wu Lin's case to expand the impact of the defection of Chinese scholars and scientists?"

After asking this question, Klaus' eyes were fixed on Dunn's expression.

"You guys even know this?"

Dunn was indeed shocked, but his expression did not change at all. He was able to control this.

Basically, only Hans knew about what he had informed on, and now that these two people had asked this question directly, it meant that Hans had already told them about the situation, which was a bit bad.

You have to know that his current big brother Lloyd, the big brother behind him is Hans. No matter how you look at it, he is considered to be a member of Hans's faction. After all, his introducer Solek is also Hans's staunch subordinate.

If he doesn't trust himself, then his situation in the CIA will definitely not be good.

"The situation was indeed a bit complicated at the time. Before I went to New York, Mr. Hans had already given me instructions in person, asking me to make sure that Wu Lin's case was proven. Rather than catching a Chinese scholar who wanted to defect, Mr. Hans' idea was to infiltrate the Chinese community through Wu Lin and find out more about the situation!

So at that time I found out that Smith just wanted to use this incident to magnify and enhance his own merits, so I decisively reported it to Mr. Hans. To be honest, I was really confused at that time. At the beginning, Wu Lin did want to go back, but after hearing about the mainland's land policy, he seemed to have changed his mind.

You have to know that their family is considered bourgeois in China, and is naturally opposed to the political parties on the mainland.

I also judged based on this that he should have given up the idea of ​​returning to the mainland, but looking at the current situation, my idea at the time was simply too ridiculous."

At this point, Dunn was a little frustrated.

"By the way, you won't let Mr. Smith know about my snitching, will you?"

But after only a moment of frustration, Dunn put on a worried expression.

He also wanted to use this to test the positions of the two people opposite. If the two people opposite were on Mr. Hans' side, then they would not tell Smith about the situation.

On the other hand, if Smith was told, Dunn's situation would be really bad.

"Don't worry, we are the only ones who have control over this situation, and it won't spread outward!"

Matthews replied with a sneer.

After hearing his answer, Dunn was finally relieved. The two members of the investigation team in front of him should also be from Mr. Hans's faction. Thinking about their polite attitude towards Lloyd before, Dunn immediately felt relieved.

"That's good! Although I didn't handle this matter properly, I was also faithfully carrying out Mr. Hans's orders. It's just that I still let Mr. Hans down. I was deceived by that Wu Lin!"

After saying this, Dunn took a deep breath, and the expression on his face returned to frustration.

"Mr. Batomani, as far as I know, you later led the rebellion plan against Wu Lin! During this process, did you and your subordinates reveal our secrets to Wu Lin?"

"Absolutely not! We just asked him to do things for us and didn't ask for anything else. We didn't explain the situation to him in detail! I emphasized this to Payne and Prokowski many times when I asked them to do it. Although they are newcomers like me, I still believe in their business capabilities!

And we have reported the entire plan to Mr. Lloyd in detail!"

Dunn did not lie about this. Lloyd had suggested that Dunn do this.

Moreover, he must vehemently deny the question asked by the other party and absolutely cannot take the blame for the leak.

"Mr. Batomani, you don't have to explain too much!"

Klaus remained unmoved and continued to ask Dunn a few more questions. The next questions basically focused on Dunn's monitoring and review of the call records of some people on the list when he was working in the translation team. Dunn answered them one by one without any loopholes.

"Okay, Mr. Batomani, thank you for your cooperation!"

After asking the last question, Klaus closed his notebook and stood up with Matthews, preparing to leave the interrogation room.

"Gentlemen, may I go now?"

Seeing that the two people had left him here, Dunn also stood up and asked a question.

"Sorry! Mr. Batomani! Our people will take you to a quiet place to rest later. You can't move freely for the next few days!"

Klaus's answer made Dunn's heart sink, but he remained calm on the surface.

"Okay, I know!"

Even his freedom has been restricted. It is impossible for Dunn to not worry, but he has no choice but to cooperate under the current circumstances.

After a while, two more guards came and took Dunn out, but the accommodation arranged for Dunn was not a cell or a police station.

Two guards took Dunn to the Sailors' Club in Tokyo and found a room for him to stay.

After seeing the familiar place, Dunn couldn't help but smile bitterly. It seemed like he had been stationed in Tokyo all his life and had spent a lot of time here.

It was also here that I accepted Dulles's undercover mission for the first time.