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

After Dunn walked out of Professor Wu Lin's house, he glanced at Smith who was hiding not far away and quietly made an OK gesture. Smith nodded and got into a car nearby. After Dunn walked away, Smith's car caught up with Dunn.

Seeing that there was no one around, Dunn got into Smith's car.

"Is it done?"

Smith still looked as if he didn't want anyone to approach him.

"Okay, I'll come straight to work tomorrow!"

Dunn said with a smile.

"He really doesn't mind that you've been on the battlefield and killed people?"

Smith asked with some confusion.

"If I had killed someone else, he would probably mind, but I killed a Japanese. You have to know that the people who hate the Japanese the most, besides us, are definitely the Chinese!"

Dunn said with a confident look.

"And the information you gave me also stated that the father of Professor Wu Lin's wife was killed by the Japanese! A scholar like him is definitely not able to go to the battlefield to kill the enemy and seek revenge. For someone like me who has killed Japanese devils, I can definitely win his favor. Once he has a good impression of me, the rest will be easy to discuss!"

"That's true!"

Smith finally breathed a sigh of relief. To be honest, he always felt that Dunn's plan was rather risky.

No matter how much hatred they have towards the Japanese, most people may have admiration for a soldier who has killed people. However, if they really recruit him as an employee, especially someone like a driver who they may have to come into contact with every day.

I'm afraid that most people may not be able to make this decision.

Early the next morning, Dunn arrived at Professor Wu Lin's home.

Because it was his first day at work, Dunn arrived half an hour early.

Wu Lin actually also has a small villa in New York, with a separate yard and servants' room.

After Dunn arrived, he changed into a special driver's uniform and had breakfast with Wu Lin's bodyguards and servants at home.

It was not until nearly 8 o'clock that Wu Lin got into the car with his wife Wei Qiuyue and a maid. Deng En quickly started the car and took Wu Lin to work.

However, when passing by the Chinatown vegetable market, they dropped off the maid and Wu Lin's wife Wei Qiuyue, as they needed to prepare ingredients for lunch.

There were quite a few conversations between the couple along the way, but they were all about trivial matters in their daily lives, all spoken in Chinese. Dunn could understand them, but he could only pretend not to understand.

After sending Wu Lin to his workplace, Deng En drove the car back to the vegetable market in Chinatown, just in time to pick up Wei Qiuyue and take her home.

Deng En helped put the vegetables Wei Qiuyue bought into the car and then took Wei Qiuyue and his maid home.

Most of the servants in Wu Lin's family are Chinese. According to the information obtained, many of them were recruited from the local Chinatown, except for the maid in front of them, who was brought by Wei Qiuyue as a dowry.

Wei Qiuyue is the daughter of a Shanghai banker and a classmate of Wu Lin at the University of Southern California.

In this day and age, any Chinese family that can send their daughter to school is extraordinary, and even fewer can send their daughter abroad to study.

"Mr. Jackson! I heard that you have been to the battlefield and killed Japanese devils?"

When sending Wu Lin to work before, Wu Lin and Wei Qiuyue were talking, and Wei Qiuyue ignored Dun En. But this time, after getting in the car, Wei Qiuyue asked Dun En a question.

"Yes, I retired from the battlefield in Burma!"

Dunn nodded in acknowledgement as he drove.

"Mr. Jackson! Thank you very much for your contribution to the victory of the war! You may not know that my father was killed by the Japanese in Shanghai!"

Wei Qiuyue's voice was obviously choked.

"Ma'am, you don't have to thank me. I'm just a small soldier! And I know what the Japanese did on the battlefield in Asia? Especially in China! They are simply a group of devils, devils who deserve to go to hell!"

Wei Qiuyue nodded, and her voice returned to normal.

"Thank you so much! You are a war hero and you shouldn't have to be a driver for our family. When my husband's driver's license is reissued in the future, I will introduce you to a job with a good salary!"

"Thank you so much, ma'am!"

Dunn looked back at Wei Qiuyue with gratitude.

"But now I will do my job well!"

Wei Qiuyue is over 40 years old, a little younger than Wu Lin. She has an indescribable nobleness at first glance. Dun En had also seen Wei Qiuyue before traveling through time.

It’s just that Wei Qiuyue’s mental state at that time was completely different from now.

Dunn only met Wu Lin and his wife that one time when he accompanied his father, but it left a deep impression on Dunn and allowed him to understand Wu Lin and his wife better. The deepest impression was the Wu Lin and his wife's deep hatred for the Japanese at that time.

That's why he seemed so confident when he applied for the driver position this time.

When they returned, Wei Qiuyue asked Dunn some more questions, mainly about his post-war experience.

Smith and I had previously constructed Jackson's experience, which was nothing more than retiring after being injured in Burma. He had been unable to work due to his injury and had to live on relief until he recovered from his injury recently and started working again.

"A combat hero like you shouldn't have fallen to this level!"

This is what Wei Qiuyue said most when listening to Dunn's story.

"Madam, compared to those comrades who will never come back, I am already very lucky. People should not ask for too much!"

After saying this, Dunn stepped on the brakes and returned to Wu Lin's villa.

"You look quite open-minded!"

Wei Qiuyue nodded, but Dunn had already pushed the door, got out of the car and came to the back seat to open the door for Wei Qiuyue, and then helped Wei Qiuyue and the maid move the purchased ingredients to the kitchen.

In fact, if it weren't for the CIA's failed attempt to install eavesdropping equipment last time, the Wu Lin family wouldn't have arranged so many people. Usually, besides the couple, there is only this maid in the Wu Lin family. The security personnel in the yard were recruited recently.

Dunn also had lunch at Wu Lin's house. The security personnel at Wu Lin's house also respected Dunn very much because they heard that Dunn had killed Japanese on the battlefield.

Although most of them are second-generation Chinese immigrants, the Chinese Exclusion Act had just been repealed at that time, so most Chinese, including the second generation, still have some sense of patriotism. Some of them even cannot speak English very well.

But this was also what Dunn wanted, at least he was not excluded because he was a Latino.

Nearing 4:00 p.m., Dunn drove out again, and Wu Lin was picked up by his workplace.

The work for the day was finally over. After parking the car, Dunn helped Wu Linjiang wipe the entire car. After dinner, he left Wu Linjiang's house.

However, he still had to go back to the CIA and report to Smith before he could really go off work.