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Chapter 153 I will solve the problem

After explaining Damon, Locke re-examined everything about himself in the United States, and only then did he feel relieved after confirming that there were no problems.

"After all, the rise time was too short. Compared with those old-fashioned families, it lacked some background." Locke sighed in his heart.

A few days later, Damon, Vanessa, Catalia and Giselle returned to New York together.

After seeing Locke, Giselle first asked: "What happened to us, we have already begun to think about how to act."

"I encountered a little problem." Locke said as he handed over the information about Lorraine Broughton he had obtained to several people, and said, "You can take a look first."

"What does it mean? Let's see the information of a dead CIA agent?" Vanessa frowned slightly.

"She was not dead, or her death was a cover," Locke said. "She came to me not long ago. She seemed to have guessed that we had done in Mexico before and wanted to get $40 million in 'investment' from me."

"From the data, this is a very troublesome guy," Damon said. "Ace spy, her actions in Berlin are classic."

"Since she guessed that we killed the Cordis family, she might also notice your next actions because you stayed in Mexico."

Locke said, and suddenly the phone rings around him.

Looking at the caller ID, Locke frowned, made a gesture to Damon and the others, left the room, and answered the phone.

"Miss Seifer, I said that I had no intention of getting involved in the career of CIA..."

"Let's get straight to the point." said Seffer on the other end of the phone. "I noticed that I called my information in the CIA. Although you did it secretly and none of them noticed it, this did not include me."

"Then are you preparing to showdown? The Cordis family matter you mentioned has nothing to do with me." Locke said calmly:

"I have no interest in what you want to do next, and I don't plan to participate, so I hope this is our last conversation."

"This is not necessarily the case. Maybe you will change your mind after listening to this person's voice."

Sefer said, taking the phone away, as if to another person, "Come on, our little genius, say something to your friend."

"Your trouble doesn't seem to be completely resolved?" Page's voice came from the other end of the phone.

"Page!?" Locke took a breath and said, "Don't worry, I'll save you soon."

"How about it, I think the chips in my hands should be enough to exchange them for 80 million US dollars from you." Seff said leisurely.

"Give me five days, you can either transfer bank money or cash." Locke did not bargain.

"In three days, I will directly transfer to the account I designated. As for the account, I will give it to you in three days."

Sefer didn't expect Locke to agree so simply. She had made preparations for Locke to bargain. It seemed that she was right that Locke really cared about this girl.

"Yes." Locke said and hung up the phone.

"Is something wrong?" When Locke returned to the room, Damon, who was familiar with him, saw some clues.

"It's nothing. You can stay in New York in the next few days. You can first plan how to get the money from the Cordis family. I will solve the problem during this period." Locke said.

As Locke's current identity, CIA will never do anything like kidnapping and extortion, and they will not easily offend a billionaire.

So Locke is already sure that Seifer has defected. Now she is going to go to singles and blackmail herself mostly to raise funds.

"Does I look easy to bully?" Thinking of this, a hint of ruthlessness flashed in Locke's eyes: "Ms. Seifer, maybe I can let her experience the new gains in the fairy tale world."

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The night shrouded the suburbs of New York City. On a hillside, two people stared at a villa in the distance, and the observation hand said:

"The rain at night is really annoying. I really don't know why we are still arranged to watch here. Can anyone else break through the defense of the villa?"

"Who knows, but since we have got the money, we have to work as required." Another man fiddled with the loaded sniper rifle:

"It's hard for me to imagine why that lady was so cautious. There were more than fifty people in the villa and had been professionally arranged. Unless a large army was mobilized, no one could break through it."

"Maybe there may be an army. I heard that the little girl tied up is worth 80 million US dollars. Is she the daughter of that big family?"

While talking, the observer used a military telescope to observe the movements around the villa, but after a moment, he felt something was wrong. Why didn't his companions talk?

This immediately made him alert. He turned his head and saw a man in armor standing next to him. He was about to open his mouth and shout for help, but the next moment he lost consciousness forever.

"Okay, all the two observation posts will be resolved. According to the frequency of their reporting, it will be noticed there at most three minutes."

Locke thought silently in his mind and looked at the villa hundreds of meters away: "It seems that it's time to visit it officially next."

Time gradually came to ten o'clock in the evening. Rock came to the wall on the side of the villa, flashed over and then came to the back of the villa with a leisurely pace.

There happened to be a patrol guards passing by.

At this time, one of the guards seemed to be anxious to pee, and when they arrived at the wall on the side of the villa, they began to waterproof.

While he was feeling comfortable, Locke walked over in a very leisurely manner, grabbed the combat vest behind him, and stabbed him casually.

It did not show a speed beyond imagination. The cold blade flashed by, and the man did not even show any sound, did not struggle or resist, and was completely silent.

"There is a situation!" At this time, the surveillance personnel in the villa said to Sefer: "Lough is gone. He seemed to be urinating, but now he is not found in any surveillance screen."

Seifer came to the front of the surveillance camera and looked at the seven or eight surveillance cameras in front of him, but found nothing.

Locke, wearing black armor and a black helmet mask, walked towards a patrol in a cold rainy night strangely and calmly.

When Locke approached, the members of the patrol team found that Locke was holding a knife in his hand and was about to take action immediately.

But the result was that these people died silently, one by one, and the patrol team of four people seemed to have received good night greetings, fell asleep peacefully without making a sound.

Locke's movement didn't seem to be quick and sharp, but he just killed everyone just right, without even giving them time to shout or shoot.

This was the first time Locke had fully demonstrated the completed gun duct, and all the data around him was flowing in his brain.

Although he just held a knife and sneaked into the villa with a swagger, so far, the surveillance camera of the villa has not taken a single picture of him, and the patrol members outside have not noticed it.

"The second team disappeared, they should have passed by here, have they all been lazy?!" said the surveillance officer.

"Maybe we have visitors." Seffer said, and shouted: "Let everyone move, someone invade."

After saying that, Seff looked at Peggy on the side: "Who do you think will be here this time?"

"Didn't you guessed it?" Page smiled and looked at Seff.

(End of this chapter)