The Blacklist

Chapter 106: Assassination leads to retaliation
Carrey expressed regret for Connery's invitation, saying that he was very busy at work today and had to work overtime, so he had no time to keep the appointment and could only wait until next time.

Connery smiled and said it was okay, then stood up and said goodbye.

After seeing him off, Carrie went to the monitoring room and saw that the Deputy Attorney General had left the building directly without going to see his friend Cooper, even though they were only upstairs and downstairs apart. This seemed a little unreasonable.

Kerry, who already knew the other party's identity, was not surprised and wrote this person down in his little notebook. Of course, now was not the time to touch him.
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At 4:00 p.m., a lawyer came to SLR and met with the detained Dr. Levin. After talking alone for more than ten minutes, he applied to see the person in charge.

This time, Carrie did not come forward, but let Gina deal with it.

The lawyer suggested that the extra 200 million euros in his client Lewin's account had a legal source. They were the remuneration he received for providing medical services to a European patient outside the hospital. He just forgot to declare it because he was busy with work...For this reason, Lewin was willing to pay all the taxes and bear reasonable fines. In the process of handling these, Lewin was willing to mortgage all the funds in his personal account and his own real estate and request bail.

When Gina asked to check the source of the remittance, the lawyer immediately produced a signed bank transfer record certificate, confirming that a British man named Telfa paid Levin for medical services.

Gina took the certificate to find Corissa. Ten minutes later, she confirmed that the signature on the certificate was real, but she could not prove the authenticity of the transfer record because the payment account was the First Union Bank of Switzerland, which refused to provide inquiry services to any non-bank institutions - it was not completely impossible, but no one or organization was willing to do it for millions.

Gina asked Carrie for advice, and after thinking about it, he asked Gina to agree to Lewin's bail application, because Lewin was no longer of any use in this operation. He hoped that he would be released on bail and be able to see tomorrow's sun alive!

At 5:40, Levin and his lawyer signed all the documents and walked out of SLR...

At this time, in Kerry's office, Cooper, who ran upstairs as soon as he got off work, held a cup of tea and watched the remote monitoring screen installed on the antenna on the roof with him. He whispered: "Leven has been my friend for more than ten years. I don't know why he betrayed me, and I don't want to know. I hope he can be safe in the future..."

Before he finished speaking, a shocking scene occurred on the surveillance screen - just after leaving the cross street in front of the old post office building, a municipal engineering heavy truck ran through the red light on the other side and hit the car that Lewin and the lawyer were riding in heavily...
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On June 6, Nawabi asked Cooper for a week's leave, saying that she wanted to go home to visit her family. No one was surprised, as her home was indeed a bit far away.

The 16th was Monday. As soon as he got to work, Reddington came to see Carrie and asked him what he thought about nuclear weapons.
After Kerry got over his initial surprise, he immediately realized what he was talking about and smiled, "Raymond, are you trying to say that after Sama Nawabi joined SER, he still played both sides and never gave up his work in Mossad?"

"Richard, I had a hunch before I came here that you knew about this, and sure enough!" Reddington exclaimed, "But I still can't figure out how you did it?"

"Ha! Lao Lei, you can use your imagination..." Carrie laughed, "For example, I also have a 'blacklist' in my hand!"

Reddington was stunned for a moment, and really started to think about it. His expression became more and more confused. In the end, he couldn't come up with an answer even after thinking it over for a headache. He could only say, "Okay, Richard, I'll assume that I believe it, but I'm not sure if your list is the same as mine! But that's not important. What's important is that we are friends, and I cherish that!" Hearing that his tone was a little wrong, Carrie said, "What's the matter, Raymond, you... Oh, I see, you are planning a very risky and stupid plan! NO, Ray, listen to me, don't do this, it's not worth it!"

"You actually knew this?!" Reddington was surprised for a moment, then he said, "Well, I shouldn't be surprised! However, I have to do this myself, and I have to do it as soon as possible, because..."

"Because you feel that the organization to which the 'Decembrists' belong is becoming more and more threatening to you, you have no choice but to take action!" Carrie said, "Isn't it Alan Fitch... Oh, by the way, the reason you let go of your hatred and didn't deal with him immediately is because he is the only person in the 'Secret Society' who wants to continue to maintain peace with you!"

"You..." Reddington sat up straight. He was no longer surprised, but shocked!
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On Tuesday, Nawabi returned to work a day early and was called directly to Cooper's office.

"Cooper, do you have something to talk to me about?" Nawabi asked.

"Nawabi, I hope you can understand that you are now a senior agent of SER!" Cooper looked unhappy and said in a bad tone, "If you can't forget your identity as a Mossad agent during this period, then I suggest you quit!"

Nawabi blushed at Cooper's words, and after a moment's hesitation he explained, "I'm sorry, Cooper, this is a joint operation between the CIA and Mossad, I can't refuse..."

"So, you left the United States under the pretext of family leave, and then went to Dubai, UAE, and assassinated an Iranian nuclear expert?" Cooper became even more angry. Why should the CIA and Mossad let their FBI SER team send people to handle the matter?

Nawabi didn't know what to say, but suddenly thought of something in the midst of embarrassment: How did Cooper know about this? The Dubai incident happened yesterday. Even if SER was well-informed, it was impossible for him to know the inside story so quickly...

At this time, Mira came over and knocked on the door and said, "Cooper, Elizabeth is back with a new list."

Hearing this, Nawabi immediately stood up and followed Cooper out. Suddenly, he thought: It must be Reddington. Only he could tell Cooper this news in advance!

In the command hall, Elizabeth introduced the new case to everyone, "In an assassination that took place in Dubai yesterday, an Iranian nuclear expert was killed... Iran has decided to retaliate, and they sent a killer nicknamed 'Crescent Moon' to assassinate the highest-level nuclear expert in the United States as a revenge.

"Reddington said that 'Crescent Moon' is a professional killer who is good at planning and scheming. He is very famous in the Middle East, but no one knows his real name and appearance!"

(End of this chapter)