The World of American Drama: From the Los Angeles Patrol

Chapter 1059 Going to Korea again?
The International Department is still short-staffed. As soon as the Most Wanted Criminals Team left Africa, Mike Taylor's field team under the International Department went from South America to Europe.

Jack and his team at least had a few days of fun in Africa, but they were really non-stop. After completing one case, they would go straight to the next one without even bringing anyone back home.

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The incident started with an Audi R8. This bulletproof supercar was originally used by a certain terrorist, but he was caught by Jack not long ago.

The modified Hellcat assigned to him by the New York office had just been destroyed in a cemetery encounter, so this Audi R8, which had also been bulletproofed, naturally fell into Jack's hands.

As for the original owner of this sports car, he is still being held in a high-level federal prison near New York.

This fellow named Zhang Mingjun was originally a defector from the military of North Simida. However, he was not content after coming to the "free world". He has been hanging around in Southeast Asia and other places engaged in arms trade. It is said that he also has a considerable scale of drug trafficking in South Simida.

Taking advantage of the easing of relations between the two countries and even the tendency to establish diplomatic relations, Bei Simida requested the extradition of this person.

This kind of guy is of no use to the Americans, but they can take the opportunity to sell it for a good price, so they readily agreed.

The extradition route is to send the person from the United States to Nansmida first, and then send him over by land along the 38th parallel as usual.

Therefore, the wanted criminals team that had experience in handling cases in Nan Simida was naturally drafted in, mainly responsible for security protection and the final handover in Nan Simida.

It sounds like the job will be easier this time. The key is that Bombardier, as Rossi promised before, has completed the transformation work ahead of schedule and has arrived in New York from Canada.

Therefore, this mission to Seoul is also the maiden flight of the Most Wanted Criminals Team’s own business jet, which makes people more excited.

After leaving Dana Moger's office, Jack and Aubrey, who accompanied him to the Federal Building, went downstairs directly to the New York International Department and received the assignment from Jon Michaels, the new director of the International Department.

Perhaps because it was a secret diplomatic mission, the confidentiality level of the mission letter was quite high and it could not be taken out of the office. The two men wrote down the entire escort process and route before getting up to say goodbye.

The new head of the International Department still had a sour face and didn't know who he was showing it to. He didn't even stand up to see the two people off when they left.

"Have you ever offended that guy?" Jack couldn't help asking after walking into the elevator.

Aubrey reflected seriously for three seconds and said, "I can guarantee that I have never seen him."

Then he suddenly realized, "Why must I have offended him?"

"Of course it's because everyone in this building loves me." Jack said as a matter of course. At this time, the elevator door opened, and two female civilian agents, one black and one white, who worked in the operations center came in and greeted him warmly.

As the elevator went down, people came in and out from time to time. Almost every agent who entered the elevator, whether male or female, would greet Jack in a friendly manner, including a black cleaning uncle. Even the most introverted person in the IT department, who kept his head down the whole time and dared not look straight ahead, would take the initiative to raise his hand towards him when leaving the elevator, as a greeting.

Facts speak louder than words. When the elevator reached the underground garage on the negative floor, Aubrey felt that his face was almost frozen from smiling as he was the one to laugh along.

"It's just like Pavlov's conditioned reflex. Almost everyone here has eaten the food you made. When they see you, it's like the poor dogs hearing the whistle before every meal, which gives them an unconditioned stimulus."

Aubrey also tried to explain what had just happened from a theoretical perspective.

"So are you coming home for dinner tonight? I marinated a few pounds of excellent French lamb chops, and I'm going to open two bottles of red wine we brought back from Tanzania."

"Wang!"
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There was once a blue diamond called "Heart of the Ocean" which became famous all over the world because of the movie "Titanic". Its prototype was a deep blue diamond called "Hope" weighing 45.52 carats.

Of course, it is impossible to use such a rare gem as a movie prop, but using glass seems a bit too low-class, so the sponsor Tiffany (Tiffany) provided another new gem that only became popular in the 1960s and 1970s as a substitute.

The "Heart of the Ocean" that appears in the movie is made from a single piece of beautiful Tanzanite, a gemstone that was discovered in the Arusha region, at the foot of Mount Kilimanjaro, where the Most Wanted team was previously located.

The price of Tanzanite is not too high, but it will cost at least three or four hundred US dollars per carat to reach gem grade. However, as a calcium aluminum silicate mineral, the size of this gem can easily reach more than ten carats or even dozens of carats.

As I said, since we are here, we certainly cannot return empty-handed. Although we know that stones cannot be eaten, the men still bought a lot of these beautiful but useless things.

Jack and Aubrey, two rich men, spent the most on this, but they spent their money in different ways, one on quantity and the other on size.

Aubrey naturally bought it for Alice. It was a top-notch 20-carat diamond. Even if it was purchased locally, it still cost him tens of thousands of dollars. Hannah even suspected that he was planning to propose.

Jack picked the smaller ones that were under 10 carats, but they were already quite big for a gemstone. If Tanzanite were not slightly less hard than sapphire, its color alone would actually be far more ornamental than the latter.

How many pieces Jack bought was top secret, and the only person who knew about it was probably Hannah, because she picked out the largest one. After returning to New York, all the gems were sent to an Irish jeweler he was familiar with and asked him to slowly carve them.

After finishing these trivial matters, the International Department also sent a notice that the secret diplomatic team from Beismida had arrived.

There is no trivial matter in diplomacy. This saying is universally applicable internationally. Although the Americans have never taken a small country like North Simida seriously, the other party has a special status. They had been severely beaten by the University of Tokyo on the other party's turf, so they still have basic respect for it.

Three days later, a two-person team from North Simida came from Washington to New York to pick someone up. When Jack saw a handsome face that was almost half as handsome as his own, he instantly became alert.

(End of this chapter)