"Are you...Officer Sato?"
Miwa International Hospital, Shirakawa Shizuka sitting at the nurse's station saw Miwako Sato again today after yesterday.
"Are you here to see that patient today too?" she asked proactively.
"Well, the investigation is necessary..." Miwako Sato leaned in front of the nurse's station with one hand and asked with a smile: "How is Ms. Judy doing today?"
"Her physical condition is not very good. It will take at least half a month of nursing care to fully recover." Bai Hejing replied.
In fact, this is a lie. Based on Judy's current physical condition, as long as normal medical care is ensured, she can be discharged from the hospital in a week at most. If it is faster, it may even only take three or four days.
So Bai Hejing slightly replaced some of Judy's daily intravenous drips, deliberately manually extending the time it took for her to recover.
A weak bait will help them catch the big fish.
Bai Hejing is not worried that Judy will be suddenly transferred away by some external force, because this is fundamentally impossible to implement.
Judy and James were originally sent in by the Metropolitan Police Department. To a certain extent, they are still under the control of the Metropolitan Police Department.
Therefore, for people within the Japanese government, even if the Japanese public security comes in person and wants to transfer these two people, they still need to communicate with the Metropolitan Police Department in advance.
There is no possibility that the Japanese police can come and snatch people away without going through the Metropolitan Police Department. This is a serious violation of government rules.
For a huge government agency, it is extremely important to abide by the rules. Everything must follow a process, and you cannot mess around casually.
Even within less legal organizations, there are corresponding rules for this.
As long as they pass through the Metropolitan Police Department, the organization can get relevant information immediately, and Bai Hejing has enough time to react.
Therefore, she was not worried from the beginning that she would be pressured by government forces to forcibly separate Judy and James from the control of the organization.
Because whether it is the Japanese government or the FBI, their attempts to use government power to exert pressure are not sudden at all to the organization.
As long as they lose the advantage of being first, everything they do will be completely meaningless.
For Bai Hejing, she didn't even need half a minute to deal with Judy and James.
She didn't need to think about how to face the pressure from the government, nor how to keep Judy and James under the pressure of the government, because her purpose of keeping these two people was to wait for them to survive that night. The FBI came to your door.
Once this fundamental goal cannot be achieved, once she finds out that the FBI will not come, she will deal with the two Judys who have lost their value as soon as possible.
As for possible subsequent government accountability?
So what's there to worry about?
The worst case scenario is to send all of this hospital out.
It's just a hospital. Anyway, all the procedures of this hospital are perfect. She has no worries that the Japanese government or FBI will find any evidence from this hospital that may threaten the foundation of the organization.
To the organization, a hospital is not a loss at all.
So from the beginning, this was an unequal game.
Bai Hejing kept Judy and the two as bait. Once she confirmed that the bait could not achieve the effect she expected, she would immediately get rid of the two baits.
Therefore, for the FBI, if they really want to rescue Judy and the two, their only option is to raid and launch a sudden rescue operation against this hospital. This is the only way.
Because of any possibility other than this, Bai Hejing would have enough time to deal with Judy and the two directly.
She didn't even bother to interrogate, and becoming a bait was the only reason why she let these two people live to this day.
She believed that the excellent commander of the FBI would understand what she meant.
As long as he still wants to rescue the two living Judys, his only choice is to be forced by Bai Hejing to enter the game that Bai Hejing has designed for him long ago. Playing a game is fundamentally unfair. of battle.
You care about their life and death, but I don't care.
The situation before both sides remained unchanged from that night, and the organization was still on the high-hanging helicopter.
Of course, it doesn't matter even if the commander doesn't understand what she means.
Again, Bai Hejing just wants to expand the results as much as possible. Once this goal cannot be achieved, it is okay to directly deal with Judy and the two and then end it.
Especially the old man named James. When his father pretended to be Judy to collect information that night, Shuichi Akai and another FBI agent on the other side inadvertently exposed the unusual identity of this person.
Being able to get rid of James is a good result in itself, so she will make money no matter what she does.
"Does she still need to be hospitalized? How is her mental condition these two days?" Miwako Sato continued to ask in front of the nurse's station.
"She often stays alone for long periods of time in a daze, but other than that, she doesn't have any unusual reactions." Bai Hejing replied.
"So what is the current condition of the old gentleman who was sent in with her?"
"That old gentleman is not out of danger yet."
"I understand. If he wakes up, please notify the police as soon as possible...I'll go check on Ms. Judy first."
After asking these points clearly, Miwako Sato walked straight towards the ward where Judy was.
Behind her, Bai He looked at her silently.
[I came here two days in a row, and it was the same person...]
Although the Japanese police have always been rough in their work, this situation may indeed be exploited by the remaining FBI agents.
Who knows, those people have already hooked up with Officer Sato and are trying to use her to get in touch with Judy in the ward.
Looking away calmly, Bai Hejing lowered his head and continued to record today's work in his notebook.
But so what?
You have to leave a path for the rabbits so that they can have a chance to hit you, right?
"Hello, Ms. Judy."
In the ward, Miwako Sato opened the door again and walked in.
Judy, who was staring out the window in a daze on the hospital bed, heard the movement and turned her head to look over.
"Officer Sato?"
"Sorry to bother you again."
Miwako Sato took the chair next to her and sat next to the hospital bed.
"I know what I said yesterday." Looking at her calmly, Judy replied.
"Don't be nervous. What I want to ask Miss Judy today are some other questions."
Sato Miwako seemed to be in a good mood. She smiled and raised her hand to pull the hair around her ears.
And it was her raising her hand that made Judy see the watch she was wearing on her wrist.
In an instant, Judy's pupils shrank suddenly.
【This watch...】
Chapter 2: Stay late, go to bed early (﹃)
(End of chapter)
