A useless clue?

Not necessarily.

Locke stared at the words and spoke lightly, but, in his heart, he was far from showing the same expression as George, thinking in his heart.

Although he would not risk George becoming a fool in order to get anything, he would not need to do so, so he was sure that George was hiding something.

Gwen thought so too.

After dinner, the two drove back to the Star Building.

Gwen frowned and looked at Locke who was driving: "Dad is lying."

Locke smiled, "It's obvious."

He could see through whether a person was lying. As for Gwen, Gwen might not have such special functions as him, but Gwen is a woman.

A woman may not be able to tell whether another woman is lying.

but……

man?

As long as women are willing, their powerful sixth sense is enough to know whether this man is lying after he speaks.

not to mention……

Gwen's IQ is also very high. Although he has not had a big shot, looking at the earth, it is estimated that only Stark, Bruce and the disgraced high school student can compete with Gwen.

Gwen frowned and said, "But, what is Dad hiding?"

Locke had a guess about this: "George may have noticed that the Statue of Liberty is not so popular. At the same time, I guess he also knows that no one except him is willing to dig deep into this case."

Gwen looked at Rock: "Dad got it?"

Locke shook his head: "Not this, don't forget, George is an old antique."

Gwen blinked.

"newspaper!"

Locke reminded: "George is a habit of reading newspapers, and police detectives of their age like George like to read newspapers and look for inspiration when they read cases reported in newspapers."

However, these cases, let alone the Internet is calm, even major newspapers do not mention them at all.

Let’s talk about it again.

George is an old policeman, and I can't hide it from George's whether there is any trick in the case.

Especially now.

The FBI kicked George out of the task force without thinking.

Of course, this must be part of the reason why the FBI is angry, but the biggest reason is that they want George to leave a case that has something to do with the Lighthouse Project.

"I know."

Gwen shook his head: "Dad will definitely be suspicious, this is certain, Dad's IQ is not that low. I mean, Dad is obviously not hiding the weirdness of this case, but hiding other things."

Her IQ was there. If George had a low IQ and could not even see this, then George would not have been able to serve as a policeman for so many years.

This is not what Gwen is worried about.

"No matter what it is, Dad, since the FBI asked Dad to leave, it means that they also felt that Dad had not found any evidence to expose the lighthouse plan, so they were very relieved to use this case to let Dad leave. However, I know Dad, Dad must have concealed some things, something that the FBI did not find."

"Um."

"You know?"

"I'm not a god... not a roundworm!"

Locke said so, driving Audi into the underground garage, and then said, "But it's a good thing that George can leave."

Although it was a bit troublesome for him.

But the problem is not big.

Gwen nodded: "That's right, but I have to pay more attention to my father during this period. I always feel something is wrong."

Locke said no: "George is not reckless. Since he realized something was wrong, he would definitely not let the Federation find an excuse to destroy him."

Gwen glanced at Locke and gave Locke a small fist: "Can you say something nice?"

Locke laughed.

He is telling the truth.

George is not the kind of person who uses any means to make the truth or even reckless all the way.

At least, George is not the kind of person with a particularly stubborn personality, just look at it this time.

Locke estimated that when George knew that if the arrest failed this time, he would take the blame, George was just pushing the case to the FBI.

One sentence.

It seemed that George was unwilling to take the blame, so he kicked the case to the FBI. Then, the FBI just took the initiative to fire George and kicked George out of the task force.

But in fact.

I guess George discovered something was wrong when he was in New Jersey. He knew that everyone except him wanted to close the case as soon as possible, but he could not take the initiative to withdraw. After all, that would be too obvious and deliberate.

Because if George quit voluntarily, no doubt, individuals would have guessed that George was planning to investigate separately.

so.

When George knew that he would either catch the Wushuang Assassin or take the blame, he also followed suit and made sure that the FBI would definitely not let him continue to interfere in the Statue of Liberty case. Just in time, he took this opportunity to ask the FBI to kick him out.

Tsk tsk.

George, it's very sinister.

Locke thought in his heart.

Next second.

After Locke turned off the engine, he looked at the Anonymous Mr. Angry, who came out from a black car opposite the parking space and raised his eyebrows.

"Mr. Anonymous?"

Gwen, who untied his seat belt, looked at the Anonymous who walked out of the car opposite and said curiously: "Why is he here?"

Rock looked at Gwen: "I thought of two possibilities."

"Give you a task?"

“Yes, this is one”

“Today’s notice.”

"Um."

Locke opened the car door: "Guess what it is?"

Gwen didn't say anything, do you still need to ask? The notice of the Wushuang Assassin was found in the morning, and in the evening, Mr. Anonymous appeared here. For why, this is not a multiple-choice question.

"Good evening, Mr. Anonymous."

After Locke closed the car door, he walked towards the opposite side with Gwen and smiled and said, "I thought you were going to Europe for vacation. I'll see what you posted."

Mr. Anonymous took off his sunglasses, shook hands with Gwen next to him, and smiled at Locke, "I have arrived in Paris."

Locke said oh, "Then why is it coming back all of a sudden? The fuel costs are very expensive."

Anonymous spread his hands: "I'll guess it for you?"

Locke shook his head and said, "The Unparalleled Assassin."

“That’s why I appreciate you.”

The Anonymous smiled and pointed at Locke: "Like your mother, no secret can be hidden from your mother's eyes."

Locke tugged at the corner of his mouth: "I would be very happy if you could tell her full name."

Although the Anonymous had warned not to say that his mother would say Lorraine Broughton, this old guy always used his mother intentionally or unintentionally to describe Lorraine Broughton.

For what, Locke knew very well. Didn’t he just want to use this relationship that Locke didn’t care about to get close to it?

Although Locke is not interested in this relationship, it is undeniable that Lorraine Broughton is indeed his mother, so when Anonymous said this before, Locke was too lazy to correct his little thoughts.

But now?

Before finding out who was his biological father, Locke always felt that there was a curse called the time paradox that surrounded his head.

Although Rock thought it was an extremely nonsense and impossible thing, a vampire ran to him and said that her mother had seen the scene of Rock and her future marriage.

this……

Although 99% of Locke may not have such a thing, I have to be careful.

Mr. Anonymous smiled, "Well, I did come here for this morning's crime notice."

Lock shook his head and walked towards the elevator: "Then you should go to Wushuang Assassin, why do you look for me? I am really not familiar with him."

The Anonymous followed: "But, anyone knows, doesn't they?"
To be continued...