Life at the Top

Rose looked at the message on his phone and his face darkened. He did not expect Snow to ask for help at this time.

By common sense, if Snow encountered danger, the first person he should call for help would be his boss in the United States. Moreover, Rose clearly remembered that he had previously asked Warwick and the others to quietly let Snow go in the follow-up anti-monitoring operations.

Although they had not known each other for too long, Rose was very confident of Warwick’s ability to handle everything. He refused to believe that Warwick would make such a simple mistake and put Snow in a dangerous situation where he needed to call for help.

There must be something behind this!

Could it be that Snow doubted the role I was playing, and so he came here to sound me out?

The news about Rose’s death had already been spread and, as an intelligence officer, Snow would not be ignorant of this ‘big event’. So if Snow probably knew that Rose was ‘dead’, why did he ask for help?

Another message appeared on his phone.

I saw in the news that you died. But I don’t believe this at all. I have something important to tell you. If you see this,

time, so please hurry! This is about the Kurt family. I have something you

any longer. He picked up the phone decisively to

dissuade him, but after seeing Rose’s resolute eyes,

me, Richard. And you guessed it, I’m

revealed himself. He understood why Snow insisted that he call back. Because Snow was clearly

but for some reason, he could only

message was to test whether Rose was still alive. He did that in case the phone had fallen into the hands of

other party would definitely be very interested in the secret deal between Rose and Snow, an American,

away the SIM card decisively and flee. Therefore, to know what Snow was up to, Rose had no choice but to answer