In good conscience, Wolfe, as a diplomat of the Australian Immigration Service, knows many important people from various countries.
But many characters are heavy enough, but not heavy enough - the King of the Tang family is a king, is it useful?
But without being reminded, Wolfe instantly thought of a suitable helper - Sophia Jensen.
He ended up in this situation just because he got mixed up in this matter. If he didn't get mixed up, why would he be so passive?
But that being said, does he have the right to refuse to mix things up? Really do not have.
When things got to this point, there was no longer a question of choosing sides. He applied for nationality for Sophia. No matter what helplessness he had, he went against the wishes of the FBI.
So he could only come to Sophia for help: Because I helped you, and now I have been retaliated by the official government of the country of Mai.
This feeling is very unpleasant, but Sophia comes from a business family and knows how to make money by being friendly, and the FBI's approach also makes her extremely dissatisfied, so she doesn't care but doesn't refuse to help.
After Feng Jun understood, he shook his head speechlessly. To be honest, he was very dissatisfied with the various arrogant operations of the Mai people, but if he wanted him to help Wolfe, this condition was not enough.
So he made it very clear, "There is no problem in helping him, but why should I help him? He allowed you to register. This is a normal operation. Can it be regarded as his credit?"
Sofia spread her hands and said, "It is precisely because of this that I am not in a hurry to inform you, and the conditions he can offer are not many. Should we ask him to help more Chinese immigrants?"
Help Chinese people immigrate? Feng Jun couldn't help but twitch the corners of his mouth. This conditionwell, many people care about this, but he is definitely not interested in it.
"I knew that was the case," Sofia was sure. With the boss's racist tendencies, he would definitely not care about this condition. "If I asked him to pay, he wouldn't have much money to say, and it would be easy to ruin my reputationI Can it be bought with money?"
"Well, a bad reputation?" Feng Jun's eyes lit up after hearing this, "What you said makes sense. The FBI failed to scheme against you and wants to retaliate against the director of the Immigration Bureau. If we don't deal with this kind of thing, it will also damage our reputation."
"Yes, yes," Sophia's eyes lit up when she heard this. What she has always cared about is that her actions cannot be too cheap - in fact, she only needs a suitable reason for the action, "Since the FBI is bullying people too much, we should also Build the reputation of the Taoist temple.¡±
"The Taoist temple hasn't even been written yet," Feng Jun laughed, but he was very pleased that she cared so much about the Taoist temple in the future, "You tell him that you can help him, but he must remember that he owes us a Favor.¡±
"No problem," Sophia nodded with a smile, and then repeated softly, "I owe a favor I particularly like this sentence from Hua Xia."
Wolfe had no objection to owing a favor. He summarized all the information he knew and said solemnly, "Please be more ruthless. I don't mind owing one more favor."
Now that Feng Jun decided to take action, he would not delay. After negotiating the terms, he immediately went to the country of Mai through his footsteps, and took the two FBI employees who threatened Wolf out of the house overnight - including their families. .
A total of seven people were thrown into the mountains by him. When leaving, he woke them up.
One of them, a family of three, found out that their family members had been thrown into the wilderness in the middle of the night. After looking around, they found that not to mention mobile phones, they didn't even have a knife. They immediately panicked.
Finally, this man was not given free money. In the ice and snow, he was forced to find hay under a stone. Two hours later, he successfully lit a fire. By this time, his hands and feet were already frostbitten.
His wife and children didn't wear much clothing - they were all kidnapped in their sleep. Fortunately, they had a thin quilt to protect them from the cold, and the FBI employee had to walk back and forth on the snow barefoot. Running around.
Lighting a fire is not the end of the matter. The snow all over the mountains and plains makes collecting dry firewood an extremely difficult task.
But this employee is really a master of wilderness survival. Not only did he find some dry firewood one after another, he even caught a snowshoe rabbit in a trap.
In the afternoon of the next day, someone saw black smoke rising from the mountains. It was analyzed that someone asked for help, and finally a helicopter was used to rescue the three people.
The FBI employee is still sane, but the frostbite on his hands and feet is so severe that he can laugh without being amputated.
 If he said that, just hang up the phone - he definitely wouldn't be able to speak freely on the phone with the FBI.
The chief officer was stunned - are you waiting for me to finish handling it for you before giving out the news about my son and daughter?
But in this weather, can my two children survive until dawn tomorrow?
He raised his hand and wanted to call again, but he didn't know what he thought of and stopped abruptly.
Then he lit up a cigarette and started smoking it.
Sure enough, when he smoked his fifth cigarette, his phone rang and he received an email.
There was nothing else in the email, just a coordinate. When he checked the coordinates, he didn't run away, and he was in a big mountain again.
He immediately made a phone call and asked the helicopter to go out to find the person.
Because the search was timely, they found the missing three people an hour later - the ex-wife didn't know how to survive in the wild. If they had arrived a little later, the consequences would be unimaginable.
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