Chapter 214 The terrifying Hawk (please subscribe!!)

I planned what from the beginning.

What is step by step is in my control.

I don't know, I don't know.

Hawke was puzzled by George's questioning, and then hung up the phone directly.

but……

George had already made his own presumption to Hawke's answer.

That is, when Hawke looks around and dares not face this problem, and even shouts to ask you to come up with evidence, it means something.

Hawke knew about this, and even, he did it.

George, who hung up the phone, took a breath.

Shocked by Hawk's answer.

at the same time……

Shock and the terrifying control displayed by Hawk.

Did Hawke know from the very beginning that his test task was to showdown with Gwen?

George thought together.

Next second.

George indeed rejected the thought he had come up with, and then another answer that he believed in the truth was close to 100% appeared in his mind.

Hawke didn't know that his assessment task was this, but he wanted Gwen to know that he was a killer, but he had already talked to him at the port...

wrong.

Even Hawk had already thought about it before he picked up the small K2 for himself.

But why?

George also guessed a possibility about this doubt.

Because of him!

George seriously suspected that it was because he knew Hawke's identity. In order to prevent him from suddenly telling his daughter Gwen one day, Hawke made a decision.

The truth can never be hidden.

but……

The truth can be covered by another carefully compiled truth, especially when Hawk told him that King had already planned to stop, Hawk was ready to use K2 to cleverly cover King's story.

And if Hawke did this, he had not lie, nor even deny that he had been King before.

hiss!

When George thought of this, he couldn't help but take a breath.

Because the scariest thing is not here.

But Hawk even counted him.

Nothing else.

Whether it is King or K2, it cannot change the fact that King and K2 are both killers, and they cannot see the light no matter what.

But undercover can.

So how do you prove that although K2 is a killer, but a good person?

There is no doubt.

George.

As the father who has the most sense of justice in Gwen's eyes, and as the detective who respects legal and procedural justice the New York Police Department most, if George Stacey tells anyone that the killer code-named K2 is actually an undercover police officer and helps the police successfully destroy a powerful and terrifying killer organization, then there is no problem.

Even if someone finds out that Hawk is K2 in the future, what can I do? K2 is a police undercover agent, so Hawk is a good person, the kind that is certain.

Even after putting Hawk as K2 on the surface, with King's retirement, no one will associate Hawk with King again.

From this perspective.

Hawke's identity will be completely whitewashed!

Well……

At least this is true in Gwen's eyes.

so.

The conversation at the port.

Hawke's initiative.

And the expression of whom I don’t go to hell?

All are fake?

"Fake!"

George had a clear idea and connected all of this. Then, while he was very angry, he cursed in shock, and even felt unsatisfied, and added: "Shet!"

Hawke's plan was beyond George's imagination.

even……

Hawke also calculated his possible reaction after he knew the truth, and even though he knew it, he had to pinch his nose and cooperate with Hawke's acting.

Don't say anything else.

In order to successfully destroy the killer organization, George has been energetic this week. If he turns against the situation, George has no doubt that Hawk will turn against the situation.

Besides, Hawke has blocked his chance to turn against him.

Don't forget that when he was at the Osborne Group Building, Hawke had a showdown with Gwen in front of George, and all this was done by George.

Moreover, George didn't have so much first at that time. He didn't say it at the scene, but after that, he said it. George had no doubt that his daughter would think that this was a very illogical and reasonable lie that he thought of in order to shirk responsibility.

George suddenly realized when he thought of this.

He finally understood why, these days, Hawke always brainwashed him in his words and kept saying that he asked Hawke to be an undercover agent to destroy the organization.

George was numb in an instant.

Just then.

Beckett knocked on the door of George's office, looking at George who was standing in front of the mirror in clothes, as if he was about to leave, and frowned and said, "You are ready to leave, it's not time to get off work."

George came back to his senses, put away his thoughts, and looked at Beckett: "Well, something is wrong, what's wrong."

Seeing this, Beckett did not ask anything more, but said directly: "The director is asking whether the two murders that have been delayed for two weeks can be closed? Since the murderer has been found and he is already dead."

When George heard this, he looked at Beckett: "Did the Director of the Case give you this?"

Baker's head: "After all, the man was caught from Osborne Group and he also carried a gun, so Osborne Group hopes that the bureau can handle this matter in a low-key manner."

To put it simply.

If the murderer catches him and dies, then just close the case directly. There is no need to waste police force in order to find out how the murderer died.

Of course.

This is an ostensibly argument, and the real reason is that Osborne Group is a boss company, and a joint killer appears in Osborne Group. If this is spread, it will greatly affect Osborne's reputation.

Coincidentally, Osborne Group is a big funder from the New York Police Department. She said that Osborne Group is a killer anyway, and she will die if she dies. There is no need to continue to investigate the necessary hints. If possible, they will donate three million US dollars at this Christmas reception this year. The New York Police Department, which was kept, said that they received the sincerity of Osborne Group.

This is not.

The director of the 12th Branch also knew that George was a straightforward police detective. If he said it directly, George would definitely refuse, so he simply ended the case through Beckett.

This is also why George asked Beckett if the case had been assigned to her by the director.

Although Beckett was helpless, he was a killer and a dead killer, so there was no need to continue doing it. Anyway, he was not killed by Osborne.

Let’s talk about it again.

Beckett also knew who killed Wesley, but just like before, knowing it, but it was impossible to find evidence.

After all, Wesley died in an ambulance, not under Hawke's punch.

George thought for a while and nodded, "I don't care, Christmas is coming soon."

Baker said, "I think so too."

If the case is over and the Osborne Group can receive a donation of $3 million, then this Christmas, the New York Police Department officers will receive a holiday fee, and may even make up for the overtime pay that has been owed for three months.

It is a very cost-effective deal to exchange a killer who has no sympathy for the police officers for overtime pay.

Maybe Wesley was unhappy.

But no one cares about dead people, especially a dead killer.

Seeing this, Beckett nodded.
To be continued...