Gin doesn't want to work hard

Then a problem arose: he discovered he couldn't contact Bourbon!

Not only Bourbon, but he also lost contact with Vermouth.

The boss felt things were getting a bit tricky.

Could it be that Vermouth was caught tattling and then got blown up by Gin along with Bourbon?

A strange idea popped into the Boss's mind.

However, he quickly dismissed it.

Gin wouldn't act so impulsively.

Even if he gets angry, he'll probably just beat the person up.

Don't be fooled by the rumors that Gin kills people at the drop of a hat.

In reality, almost all the people who died at his hands were undercover agents and traitors, and the rest were those who had no choice but to do so because of mission requirements.

To say that Gin killed someone out of personal greed is not true.

It was precisely because of this that the Boss trusted Gin more and more.

After all, Gin was raised by the organization from a young age, so his background is not a problem.

He underwent brainwashing at every stage without fail, making it impossible for him to develop selfish desires.

Gin's actions are all for the organization's sake; Gin is absolutely loyal to the organization!

The boss firmly believes this.

Therefore, it's not a problem to give Gin power and favoritism.

But it is also true that Bourbon could not contact Vermouth.

The boss then used the location tracking system on the organization's members' phones to pinpoint the two individuals' locations.

After discovering that the two were together at an organization's base, the Boss immediately pulled up the surveillance footage from that base.

Then he saw the five people being overwhelmed and beaten by Gin.

Upon seeing this scene, the Boss thought to himself, "Just as I expected."

Although he didn't know why Gin was attacking Chianti and the others as well, it didn't stop him from using the opportunity to observe Gin's condition.

Judging from Gin's brisk movements, he seems to be in a pretty good mood.

At least there was no intention to torture anyone.

Except for Bourbon, who was hit a few more times, everyone else was basically defeated in one move.

In the end, Vermouth, who was the most seriously injured, only coughed up blood twice.

Looking at it this way, Gin's condition seems quite stable.

It wasn't like Vermouth described, someone who would casually drop bombs on the spot.

Then, they saw Gin vandalize organization property, openly shoot and destroy the door lock before leaving.

The Boss remained silent, but it was just a door; if Gin destroyed it, so be it.

He followed Gin's movements, switching between surveillance footage until Gin entered a hospital room.

Since there are no surveillance cameras inside, the Boss has no way of knowing what Gin is doing.

But shortly after Gin went in, Vodka came out.

After the fight, they came to the hospital room and sent Vodka away again...

Boss quickly realized that Gin was probably treating his wounds.

After all, he seemed to have been hit a few times by Bourbon during the fight.

Then I thought of Vermouth's email.

Even if there are exaggerated parts, judging from the content, Gin should have been injured in the explosion as well.

Knowing that Gin was tending to his wounds, the Boss didn't intend to disturb him.

A considerate boss would not disturb a subordinate in this situation.

We can talk about the bomb after Gin has finished treating his wounds.

So the Boss waited for Gin to come out of the hospital room.

But the boss waited and waited, and no one came.

He stared at the monitor screen, where Vodka stood with his back against the ward door, looking completely unhurried.

Did Gin say something to him beforehand, or has he already gotten used to this kind of situation?

What exactly is Gin doing, locking himself in his hospital room?

This is taking way too long to treat a wound.

Could he have fainted due to the severity of his injuries?

Although judging from Gin's previous behavior, this possibility is unlikely.

But compared to other possibilities, this seems to be the most likely one.

The boss is currently very upset about the lack of surveillance cameras in the ward.

There are still too few surveillance cameras in the base!

The boss thought to himself with a gloomy expression.

After waiting a while longer, and still not seeing Gin come out, Boss finally called Gin.

He was prepared for Gin not to answer the phone.

Unexpectedly, Gin answered the phone very quickly.

"Hello, Boss?"

Hearing the calm voice on the other end of the phone, the boss knew he had been overthinking things.

Gin is clearly in good condition now.

At least it wasn't the coma he had imagined.

What was he doing in the hospital room for so long?

“Gin…”

The boss was about to ask a question, but he swallowed the words back down.

If he were asked directly, Gin would easily realize that he was being monitored.

Judging from past experience, Gin doesn't seem to like being monitored.

Although the Boss was confident that Gin wouldn't object to his surveillance.

But for some reason, Boss doesn't want Gin to know that he's spying on him.

This caused the Boss to fall silent as soon as he called out Gin's codename.

Fortunately, Gin didn't seem to be rushing him.

He considerately remained silent, quietly waiting for the Boss to continue.

Sigh, Gin is always so understanding when he's with him.

The Boss abandoned the idea of ​​stopping the supply of Gin bombs.

Gin was able to wait for him patiently for so long; his emotions were clearly very stable.

Besides, Gin has been using bombs for quite some time now, and he hasn't had any problems with them.

Vermouth is just exaggerating.

Chapter 251 . . .

"Gin, how have you been lately?"

The boss softened his tone, adopting a casual, conversational stance.

Kurosawa paused for a moment, unsure of what the Boss meant.

This old guy has been holding back for so long, and this is all he got?

It shouldn't be...

Could it be that he was caught slacking off recently?

But he clearly instructed Vodka to secretly credit the tasks completed by his subordinates to himself.

Besides, the boss's tone didn't sound like he'd caught him slacking off.

Could it be that the boss really just wanted to have a chat?

Could this old guy be watching us through the security cameras right now?

Since they couldn't see what he was doing, they called him directly to ask.

Because he didn't want his subordinates to know he was spying, he remained silent for so long before finally asking a routine question.

Judging from the Boss's personality, it seems quite possible.

Tsk, that old guy, he still loves to spy.

They want to have everything under their control, yet they are also extremely cautious.

He has an extremely strong desire for control and also suffers from inexplicable paranoia.

They dared not show their faces in public, so they always spied on others through surveillance cameras.

To call oneself a crow is an understatement; such behavior is more like that of a rat in the gutter.

However, it was precisely because of this that Kurosawa was able to deceive him.

For example, now.

After roughly understanding the Boss's thoughts, Kurosawa relaxed.

But he didn't want to cooperate too much with the old man.