"Haha," Chen Kangjie slapped the armrest of the sofa and smiled awkwardly, "Yes, you don't know Japanese. You go and monitor it. Even if someone says you find you, you don't know... It seems that I have to do my own thing. I will be responsible for the Japanese side."

"Young Master Jie, no..." In the past, Xiong Ziqiang was the one who raised objections, but this time it was not. Samidov, the one who expressed his objections was.

Samidov stood up and waved his hands repeatedly.

Perhaps after experiencing the encounter with Vladimir Ivan, Samidov and others became much closer to Chen Kangjie. Perhaps they also knew that since Ivan had learned that they had followed Chen Kangjie, and Chen Kangjie seemed to have reached some kind of cooperation with Ivan, they could never go back and could only go the same way with Chen Kangjie to the end.

Those who are intelligence agents understand one truth, that is, once they turn, they will never be able to regain trust. This has nothing to do with human feelings. Samidov and others know that if they return to Russia, they will only end up with a tragic end. Ivan will not give them trust again, and even, they may have to act as abandoned children. So they have already regarded Chen Kangjie as the last boss emotionally and psychologically. Since they are the last boss, they naturally don’t want him to be at risk. Chen Kangjie is their parents and their source of happiness.

"Nothing is wrong. I'm not the role of supervisor. I'm here now, and I'm here, and there's nothing I can't face. If I'm afraid, it's better to hand over the task to you and let you kill Bennett. Why bother to sneak into the United States in every possible way?" Chen Kangjie stood up, waved his hand, and then pressed his right arm on Samidoff's shoulder and said.

"Mr. Jie, in fact, we only need to monitor William Bennett, and we can also get the information we want. There is no need to take risks and monitor the Japanese. If we clean up the snake, it will be more than worth the loss." The others also stood up, and Tan Jun suggested.

"Okay, okay, let's not talk about these. It's not possible to monitor William Bennett alone. Only by being prepared for both hands. If the situation changes, we will also be prepared. Don't discuss this issue anymore. You should all know what kind of personality I am."

Chen Kangjie made the final decision, and there was no opposition again. Chen Kangjie personally participated in things that were much more dangerous than this before, and no one's opposition played a big role.

It’s not that Chen Kangjie is the kind of stubborn and self-righteous person, he is not arrogant and thinks that I am the best in the world. However, he does not have the habit of hiding behind him. As long as it is something he can do, he hopes to do it himself. It is because of this that the people around him respect him, and no one will have a second heart. Just like in a war, the superior takes the lead in charge, what else can he say? He can only be brave and fearless. Such a superior cannot win respect or obedience. If he changes, he is a kind of person who is greedy for life and fear of death. He hides danger and benefits, and it is impossible to win people’s hearts.

Room 1206 opened by Jefferson Hotel Alyosha did not withdraw. The next day, Chen Kangjie followed Alyosha to Room 1206 and took on the task of surveillance at the Japanese. In order to protect Chen Kangjie's safety, Samidov and Xiong Ziqiang also opened a room on the same floor. Tan Jun and Wang Wei opened a room on the Crown Plaza Hotel diagonally opposite. Their window was facing Room 1208 here. In the room, Tan Jun and the others not only set up telescopes, but also prepared sniper rifles. As for William Bennett, this was left to Basyev, Lovsky, Pang Hui and Dong Mingshu. The two veterans brought two novices, which was just right.

For two consecutive days, Chen Kangjie and his team's surveillance operations did not achieve much results. There were two middle-aged Japanese living in Room 1208. For two days, they slept in the room at night and went out to play during the day, just like two very ordinary tourists.

Of course, there is no useful information at all, at least I have figured out their identities.

These two are diplomats from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The man named Okamoto is about forty years old and is white and clean. He has a pair of black-framed glasses on his nose. He is gentle. Like many Japanese, Okamoto looks thin, barely 1.7 meters tall, with narrow eyes and low cheekbones. However, if he meets him, he will notice that the pair of eyeballs between his narrow gaps of his eyes always look at people with a kind of scrutiny light.

The other one is Matsui, who looks very ordinary, but he is much taller than Okamoto and has a burly figure. He has little words, and if Okamoto doesn't talk to him, he will not say a word.

When walking, Okamoto likes to hold his head up, while Matsui likes to lower his head, just as if he is looking for someone else’s lost wallet.

The reason why Chen Kangjie and the others knew the identities of the two were not told by themselves, but that they stole into their room when they left the room and saw their IDs in their luggage. The IDs showed that they were diplomats of the Japanese delegation to the United Nations. It was just that. Apart from that, no other useful thing was found.

Just when the two were leisurely and Chen Kangjie was almost disappointed, on the third day, they checked out. After retreating the room, they drove north directly. At first, Chen Kangjie thought they were going to Washington, but they did not stop in Washington, and they did not stop in Baltimore, so they went directly to Philadelphia.

Chen Kangjie knew that they were going to take action, so he didn't care about it and drove to follow him. He thought there would be some gains, but he didn't know that these two guys arrived in Philadelphia and pretended to be tourists. After staying in the hotel, he went to visit the Independence Hall, the Liberty Bell, the Benjamin Franklin Museum and other attractions. He also had Italian and Ethiopian dishes in his leisurely cuisine, and even went to the restaurant Masaharumorimoto to eat Japanese cuisine at the restaurant of the same name in Philadelphia.

Okamoto and Matsui's leisure made Chen Kangjie a little confused. Didn't they plan to trade with William Bennett? Or did they have any secret channels for contact?

But when I thought about it, I felt it was impossible, because Pang Hui, who was monitoring William Bennett, and the others reported that the guy was normal and had no abnormal movement. Chen Kangjie had no temper at all, so he could only travel around Richmond and Philadelphia with the two and ate a lot of delicious food.

Chen Kangjie was actually a little crazy. The Oriental Golden Bauhinia cruise ship has arrived in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, and has already traveled from Rio de Janeiro. The HNA distance from Rio de Janeiro to New York is 4,730 kilometers. According to the Oriental Golden Bauhinia speed, it can be reached in four days. Even if you stop in Miami for a short time, it only takes one more day. In other words, Chen Kangjie must complete the task within five days before he can board the ship and return to New York on time.

But now Okamoto and the others still have no intention of getting in touch with William Bennett. If they drag it like this, it will cause invisible trouble. The voyage of the Oriental Golden Bauhinia has been planned, and Chen Kangjie and the others can cover up their identity by boarding this ship, otherwise they will not have the appropriate documents to leave the country. This is not like staying in a hotel, where a person can check in with a document. Of course, he can also find Bob and ask him to arrange a boat from Miami to a Caribbean country and then return. However, the risk is no longer easy to control, and if it is found by the Coast Guard, it will be difficult to end.

Chen Kangjie decided to wait for another three days, and if Okamoto and the others had not yet contacted William Bennett, they would simply act separately and then escape.

Fortunately, Philadelphia is the fourth largest city in the United States, with many Japanese and Chinese here. Chen Kangjie and others are hiding their identities here, and they did not attract the attention of the two Japanese.

"Mr. Jie, please be careful, the two of them seem to be calling." On the third day after arriving in Philadelphia, Chen Kangjie couldn't wait any longer. He was discussing with Samidov and Xiong Ziqiang in the room how to take action at the same time to achieve the effect. Suddenly, Tan Jun's voice came from the phone.

In Philadelphia, Okamoto and the others lived in the luxurious Mingcheng Hotel, and Alyosha continued to open the room next to them. It happened that there was an apartment building opposite the Mingcheng Hotel. I don’t know what method Tan Jun and others used to find a Chinese student living in the opposite apartment building and sublet the Chinese student’s apartment over at a high price. Since it was a short-term rental, there was no need to sign any rental agreement.

Paying 3,000 US dollars in three days is actually almost equivalent to the three-month rent for the apartment. With a happy mood, the Chinese student asked for anything else, but did not ask Tan Jun and others to show their ID. He agreed very readily, and he went to the hotel to stay.

Hearing Tan Jun’s prompt, Chen Kangjie quickly stood up and put on the eavesdropping headphones.

The sound of telephone buttons came from the room opposite.

Two minutes later, Chen Kangjie put down his headphones.

"Now, haha, they asked Bennett to meet at Delaware River Harbor tomorrow at 10 o'clock." Seeing that things were obvious and the time was just right, Chen Kangjie showed a happy smile.

"Mr. Jay, did they just make an appointment with William Bennett? We didn't see them where to get money. If they didn't contact the outside world, how could the 2.5 million US dollars come out?" Samidoff, who had been in intelligence for many years, thought about it briefly and found something unreasonable.

"There may be someone giving them money... They just called two phone calls, the first one was to call the Japanese Consulate in Philadelphia first, but they only heard them say that the location and situation had changed. As for what the consulate said on the phone, they couldn't hear it." As soon as Samidov reminded him, Chen Kangjie also found something wrong.
Chapter completed!