FBI detective

Chapter 800: Trial Process Church
At 8:30 in the evening, at the door of a villa in southwest Washington, DC.

Sitting in the car, Luo An saw the content and photos in the text message. His brows twitched slightly. He was not too angry or nervous. He pressed the button and replied to the text message:
"Okay, how do we talk?"

A few seconds later, the phone received another text message, and the person on the other end said:

“My people are watching you. Don’t talk to Agent Mona about this. I believe Team Leader Luo An doesn’t want to involve her either.

You will then drive to a coffee shop in southern D.C. and we will contact you when you get there."

After reading the text message, Luo An's expression remained unchanged. He put down his phone, opened the car window, and shouted:
"Mona, I'm going to go buy some things. When I come back, remember to prepare some red wine and candles."

Mona was opening the door at the entrance of the villa. When she heard this, she paused for a moment, then smiled and nodded in agreement:
"No problem, come back soon!"

"OK."

Luo An smiled and waved to Mona, then turned the steering wheel, started the car and drove out of the community from another road.

In another unmanned villa far outside the community, through the glass, I saw Luo An driving slowly away from downstairs. A white young man with a crew cut and no beard put down the binoculars, picked up his phone and said:
"The flamingo has left, there are no extra movements, everything is normal."

"very good."

A female voice rang out from the cell phone of the young man with a crew cut. She praised him with great satisfaction and then said:

"You continue to stay there and make sure to keep an eye on the woman in the villa."

"clear."

On the other side, Luo An drove slowly towards the coffee shop mentioned in the message.

The coffee shop was located in a remote area, and Luo An finally found it after searching for a while. He parked the car on the side of the road and got out. Luo An pushed the door and walked into the store, where he found five expressionless white youths sitting inside.

Luo An looked around and asked with a smile:
"You don't look like the ones who sent me messages."

The white young man standing at the front, wearing a black leather jacket on his upper body, waved his hand, and immediately two people walked towards Roan and began to search for weapons on him.

After taking away the pistol, magazine and dagger, the young man in the jacket took out a black hood from his pocket and put it on Luo An's head without saying a word.

Luo An did not struggle at all, and let the other party take him out of the cafe, got into an unknown car, and left the area by turning left and right.

The road was quite long, and Luo An sat in the car for nearly forty minutes before the car finally stopped slowly. The man in the jacket and several others took Luo An into a building.

After turning left, right, front, and back, Luo An finally felt himself being brought to a room. Someone pressed his shoulders, and Luo An sat on a sofa.

call--

The hood was taken off, and a strong light instantly shone on Luo An's face. Luo An subconsciously squinted his eyes and found that there was no one in front of him, only a laptop on the table.

Looking around, he found that this was a bedroom-sized room. In addition to the sofa, table, and laptop, there were thirty white young men leaning against the wall with their arms folded across their chests, expressionless faces, looking at Roan in silence.

These white youths all had bulges on their waists, and it was obvious at a glance that they were armed.

laugh--

As Luo An was looking around, the laptop suddenly lit up, and a white woman with short golden hair, a few freckles on her face, and who looked to be less than 30 years old, appeared on the screen.

"Good evening, Team Leader Luo An."

The white woman smiled and said hello, then introduced herself:
"You can call me Sister Ellie."

"Hello, Sister Ellie, I thought you would meet me in person."

Luo An naturally reached out and adjusted the angle of the laptop so that he could see more clearly, then said with a smile:

"Also, your outfit doesn't seem to have anything to do with a nun." The woman who called herself Sister Ellie was not wearing a black and white nun's uniform with a hood on her head. She was dressed just like an ordinary person in a shirt and jacket, except for a small cross necklace around her neck, an inverted cross.

"Clothes and appearance are not important, faith in the soul is the most important thing."

Sister Ellie said this with a pious look on her face, then brought the matter to the point and said with a smile:

"Team Leader Luo An, I invite you to join our Trial Process Church."

The Church of the Trial Process, a name Luo An had never heard of. His expression remained unchanged as he said:

"You brought me here in this way. It seems to me that your church is not very formal."

Sister Ellie smiled:
"I'm sorry, Team Leader Luo An, many people have misunderstandings about our church. We are doing this for your own good."

"OK."

Luo An did not ask too much about this matter and asked directly:
"Will it be good for me to join the trial...what church you mentioned?"

“It’s the trial process church.”

Sister Ellie held the inverted cross necklace on her chest with a pious look on her face and said in a deep voice:
"We at the Judgment Process Church are different from those empty churches. We insist on being practical and applying, and everything we do is for the believers.

We study the relationship between the soul and self, the universe and other lives, and can help believers explore various possibilities in education, quitting reading, business management, marriage, dealing with stress, work, art, interpersonal relationships, etc., to help you develop better and improve the quality of life..."

Sister Ellie said a lot. Judging from what she said alone, the Trial Process Church is definitely one of the few excellent organizations in the world. It always cares about the believers and takes the believers into consideration. Everything it does is to help believers solve the difficulties they encounter in their lives.

As Sister Ellie preached, the white young people in the room showed a fanatical faith on their faces. Luo An also nodded repeatedly. Seeing this, Sister Ellie's eyes suddenly flashed with satisfaction.

Sister Ellie finished her story, licked her lips and asked with a smile:
"Team Leader Luo An, do you have any questions?"

"There's just one small problem."

"Please say."

Luo An smiled and asked:

"Excuse me, what are the benefits for me to join the Trial Process Church?"

"..."

Religion might be a gene in one's bones. The principle that Luo An has always adhered to is to believe in it when it is useful, and to forget it when it is not useful. The most prominent pragmatism is to believe in it if eggs are given to him, and to not believe in it if eggs are not given to him.

Luo An's new question was exactly the same as his old question, but the meaning behind it was completely different.

We are all smart people. You can use doctrines to fool others, but forget about fooling me. Let’s get down to business first.

Sister Ellie was not angry. She just looked at Luo An deeply and did not answer directly. Instead, she ordered loudly:
"Except Harris, everyone else go wait outside the room."

After Sister Ellie finished speaking, the white youths in the room opened the door and filed out without asking any questions.
In the end, only the young man in the leather jacket at the beginning was left. He closed the door, folded his arms across his chest, and looked at Luo An quietly.

Luo An and the young man in the leather jacket looked at each other, smiled and nodded at each other, then looked at Sister Ellie on the computer screen and said with a smile:
"Now that we've talked about the abstract stuff, we can talk about the real things."

"There is no illusion, we are always helping believers."

Sister Ellie casually refuted Luo An, then crossed her arms and said seriously:

"Roan Greenwood, you don't want to be just a team leader forever."

Luo An: "..."

(End of this chapter)