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Earl shrugged and didn't say anything.

Jack couldn't help but look at Luke: "Where is he, boss?"

Lu Ke shook his head and laughed, "People will only think that what they dug up is real. Don't you think it would be more interesting if those three guys had found it?"

There's a saying that goes something like this.

seeing is believing.

Even if Roland Fury's crimes were truly as described in the case file, Nick Fury would not believe it.

Because, as Luke said at the beginning.

If Roland Fury is proven guilty and the charges are exposed, Nick Fury will also be affected.

and so!

From both a public and private perspective, Nick Fury neither believes nor wants to believe that his brother would commit these crimes.

Even if Luke releases a mountain of irrefutable evidence, Nick Fury will not believe it.

But what if he found those call logs and the video of Roland Fury's secret meeting with the Mandarin himself?

what?

These do not exist.

No.

They can have it.

Luke was somewhat looking forward to Nick Fury's expression when he discovered the evidence, and then he looked at Earl.

"Earl, who placed the evidence that night?"

"Jack?"

Earl turned his gaze to Jack.

Jack paused for a moment, then looked at Luke: "Agent Ben Starsiak was the one who released it, boss. You forgot? You were the one who asked me to specifically request him to go."

Luke and Earl exchanged a glance.

Upon seeing this, Jack's expression instantly turned resentful.

"Boss!"

"Ah."

"Why do I feel like you and Earl are hiding a lot of things from me?"

"Because you feel it's right."

"..."

Jack glanced at Earl again, then nodded seriously: "Boss, I was right first, but Earl still won't call you 'boss'."

Luke smiled and looked at Earl: "Is that so?"

Earl glanced at Jack, smiled, and shook his head: "No, boss."

Luke then spread his hands toward Jack.

Jack was dumbfounded.

Luke smiled slightly, picked up the wine glass that Earl had just poured over, and walked towards the conference room door.

After the door closes.

Jack slowly came to his senses, and then looked at Earl with a resentful expression.

"You liar."

"fraud?"

"Correct."

Earl couldn't help but chuckle: "You just didn't notice, okay? I've called him 'boss' several times, but he told me that when we're working, we should use his title."

Jack: "..."

Luke had no idea that Jack was complaining about Earl after he left.

The first thing he did after returning to his office was to deactivate the electronic shielding device he had installed there, then he took off his coat and sat down in his office chair.

Actually, Rachel was the second to know that his falling out with Alexander was just an act.

Earl was the first to know.

In Earl's words, when Luke and Alexander argued in the office that day, although they were loud and assertive, their conversation was too rigid and did not follow the proper question-and-answer format.

Luke didn't intend to hide it from Earl, after all, there were some things Earl could help with.

Jack's loyalty is MAX.

But Jack is only good at execution, not at thinking.

Luke did want Jack to get involved, but he knew very well that Jack would only say three sentences if he did.

The first thing the boss said is right.

My second point is that the eldest brother did a good job.

The third thing is, the boss is just being sarcastic.

and so……

After thinking about it, and considering that Earl also felt that Jack wasn't really suited for this kind of mental game, Luke decided not to tell Jack.

But for now, it's okay for Jack to know.

He's already made his move; now it's up to Nick Fury to decide what to do next.

Lu Ke placed his hands on the desk, spun around, stood up from his chair, put his hands on his hips, stood in front of the floor-to-ceiling window, and looked down at the black Lincoln car that seemed to have driven away from their building not long ago.

at this time.

Out of the corner of his eye, Luke spotted an unremarkable blue sedan driving out of the Federal Building's underground parking lot.

After entering the road, the blue sedan accelerated rapidly, speeding towards the black Lincoln that was about to exit the main road.

Inside a Lincoln sedan.

Phil Coulson was driving the Lincoln sedan he was in.

Natasha sat in the passenger seat.

Nick Fury sat in the back seat, expressionless as he flipped through the files he had brought from the Federal Building.

As a global secret law enforcement agency headquartered in the Commonwealth, S.H.I.E.L.D. naturally has an office in Los Santos.

However, compared to the headquarters of the Triple Crown in Washington, D.C., and the operations command center in New York, the offices in Los Santos are not as high-end and sophisticated as the former two.

After all, S.H.I.E.L.D. doesn't have a formally established position in the Union. Otherwise, the director of S.H.I.E.L.D. wouldn't have come to Luke's door with a card from the assistant director of the National Security Agency to confront him.

Natasha, sitting in the passenger seat, glanced at the rearview mirror.

Coulson glanced in the rearview mirror and looked at Nick Fury in the back: "Chief, can you find any problems in the files?"

Nick Fury closed the file: "If a file produced by the FBI on the orders of the Assistant Director of Operations could find any problems, it would be an insult to the name FBI."

The fact that he was able to bring this file out of the Federal Building means that the FBI was confident that he would not be able to find anything suspicious or contradictory in the file.

In fact, this is indeed the case.

Let's say that.

S.H.I.E.L.D. had also made dossiers, but compared to the dossier in front of him, the one in his hand was simply too real to be true.

"Luke Dane."

Nick Fury muttered Luke's name, recalling the smiling face on Luke's face in the conference room: "Have you collected all the information on him?"

Sitting in the passenger seat, Natasha glanced at the rearview mirror again after Coulson turned right, then turned to Nick Fury and said, "Found it, but only from the last two years."

Nick Fury frowned.

"What do you mean by only the last two years?"

"We couldn't find any information about him from two years ago."

"what?"

Nick Fury was slightly taken aback: "What about Quantico's training records?"

Natasha shook her head again.

"No."

"How can it be!"

Nick Fury seemed to have found the key point: "Let them keep looking."

Natasha shook her head again: "Can't find it."

Nick Fury took a deep breath, remained silent, and stared intently at Natasha as she turned her head.

Natasha said, "Director, do you remember the White House staffer who committed suicide by overdosing on pills at home a few months ago?"

Nick Fury thought for a moment: "I know, I remember that after this was exposed, it was quickly suppressed by Washington."

The words fell.

Nick Fury frowned. "Is this related to Luke?"

Natasha nodded: "Yes."

Natasha then recounted the information she had just received from the Secret Service's internal affairs agents, namely the relationship between the White House staff and Bill Kings, the then-Los Santos operations director, as well as the relationship between the White House staff and the Mill Community bombing.

the end.

Natasha looked at Nick Fury: "Because of this incident, three other people in the Department of Justice also committed suicide out of guilt. According to the official account, it was Bill Kings' uncle who, in order to avenge Bill Kings, colluded with the Department of Justice as a White House staff member. This resulted in the destruction of all of Luke's records from two years ago, and the information that Luke Dane was not a Commonwealth citizen but an illegal immigrant from the East was also exposed. This information has been disproven by the only survivor of the Mil community."

Luke is Luke Dane.

Lorna Dane can provide the best proof.

Natasha concluded, "Furthermore, Luke's identity has been re-verified and approved by the Department of Justice. Although he only has two years of history, he is a federal citizen, 100%."