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Chapter 340 Hank-Shred
Albuquerque, in the car.

Janet pondered for a moment and understood what Ding Ze was talking about. "So, your real target is Jesse, not Walter. Walter is just a tool."

"Congratulations, you got it right. You're so smart," Ding Zecan said with a smile.

Janet rolled her eyes at Ding Ze and said, "Do you know that you deserve a beating for talking like that?"

Ding Ze still smiled, "Of course I know."

Janet: "...Go away, I don't want to talk to you anymore."

The two of them laughed and joked all the way to the restaurant.

At this time, there was still about half an hour left before the time agreed with Walter and others.

Ding Ze was not in a hurry. He sat down and ordered two bottles of red wine and some fruits. He lit a cigar and drank with Janet while waiting quietly.

Time passes quickly.

About fifteen minutes later, Walter's family of three arrived.

Everyone exchanged polite words, sat down, and continued to wait.

After waiting for about seven or eight minutes, Hank and Mary arrived.

Seeing that Comrade Hank, the protagonist of tonight's dinner, had arrived, Ding Ze immediately smiled brightly, stood up and greeted him, "Mary, this must be your husband, right?"

"Hank Schrader, nice to meet you," Hank confidently extended his hand to Ding Ze.

"Will Anderson," Ding Ze shook hands with Hank and introduced Janet, "This is my fiancée, Janet Austin."

Janet had of course stood up and greeted Hank with a smile, "Hello, Mr. Shredder."

Hank is a normal man, not quite like Old White. He was surprised when he saw Janet just now. He immediately responded with a bright smile, "Hello, Ms. Austin, you are probably the most beautiful lady I have ever seen."

Mary was not happy to hear this and immediately raised her eyebrows, "Ahem."

Hank heard it and decisively smiled and fooled around, "Let's not stand anymore, let's sit down, I'm hungry."

soon.

Everyone sat down, ordered their food, and finished their meal. While waiting for their food, they chatted and got to know each other.

Chatted for a while.

Ding Ze asked Hank as a matter of course, "Hank, what do you do for a living?"

Hank was very proud of his job and grinned, "I'm a DEA agent. I usually catch drug dealers and drug dealers. It's just a normal job."

When Janet heard this, she was slightly startled because she didn't know Hank's identity in advance. She subconsciously glanced at Ding Ze, feeling it was a little funny.

As the world's largest book dealer, you specially invited a DEA agent like Hank to dinner. What do you want to do?

Janet thought, looking down and smiling softly.

"This job is not ordinary," Ding Ze replied, "I heard that reading books is very dangerous. Those guys shoot at any time. Ordinary people can't do your job."

Hank heard this and had a smug look on his face. "The drug dealers are just drug dealers. They are basically all idiots. Over the years, I have thrown at least dozens of drug dealers into prison. I have learned one thing from them, which is that these drug dealers only know how to use guns and how to shoot, but they have almost no aim."

"More importantly, when they encounter us, the DEA, they will panic. When they panic, they basically lose their aim, and then they will be killed by us."

Ding Ze pretended to be surprised, "So that's how it is. I learned it... Then, you haven't met a particularly good reader? I heard that Ding Ze seems to be one."

Janet: “…..”

Good guy.

Is this for dinner?

This is to stimulate Hank, the DEA agent.

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In the restaurant.

Hank obviously felt uncomfortable when he heard the name Ding Ze. There was no other way. Hank almost died at the hands of Ding Ze, and he also watched many of his colleagues being shot to death by Ding Ze with a sniper rifle...

However, it had been a long time since the incident, and after a short while of being awkward, Hank started to talk in a boastful manner, "That Ding Ze was a murderer and a lunatic. He was not that powerful. Back then..."

Hank blew a whistle.

Ding Ze laughed out loud when he heard this.

Mary was a little nervous and didn't dare to let Hank say anything more. "Okay, okay, Hank, be careful not to let Ding Ze hear you. I heard online that the lunatic is very narrow-minded. If he hears you say that, he might come looking for you."

Hear this.

Ding Ze: "????"

Hey, who the hell said I was narrow-minded online?
Damn it, I have to go and take a look later.

Speaking of the Internet, it's actually quite interesting.

Before traveling through time, he was just an ordinary person, with the same hobbies as other ordinary people, looking for fun on the Internet when he had nothing to do.

As a result, now thinking back, he realized that he had hardly had any contact with the Internet for such a long time since he traveled to this world.

This is very interesting.

Hank likes to brag, so he wouldn't stop just because of Mary's words. He immediately laughed back, "Haha, if he dares to come find me, I promise I will empty my magazine and kill him..."

Mary was stunned, "You can, we are about to have dinner, don't say such things."

Janet smiled widely, sensing Ding Ze's amusement.

Hank still loved Mary very much, so he stopped bragging and took the initiative to talk about other things.

Lao Bai sat at the table, unable to say a word, and remained silent, looking a little sad.

Ding Ze then asked Lao Bai with a smile, "Walter, what about you? Has anything interesting happened to you recently?"

Lao Bai is a middle-aged man who is frustrated and tied down by his family. How can he have any fun? He lives like that every day and even he finds it boring. When he hears the question, he can only force a smile and gently shake his head, "Nothing special..."

After White finished speaking, Hank, who actually felt that White was quite miserable but didn't look down on him, smiled and made a suggestion, "Walter, thank you Mr. Anderson. Your family's income has increased a lot. You should enjoy life..."

The words came out.

The speaker has no intention, the listener has the intention.

To Old White, Hank's words seemed to show his disdain for him. He was immediately unhappy, but he had to endure it. "That's a good suggestion. Maybe we can go traveling."

Then, Old White turned to Skyler, "Skyler, what do you think?"

Skyler grinned, "If we have time, we should go."

Hearing this, Janet thought about it and said, "If you want to travel, you are welcome to visit Miami. Call me when you go and I will host you."

Ding Ze: “^_^”

Comrade Janet is also full of bad intentions.

Hear the words.

Before Walter and Skyler could say anything, Hank suddenly interrupted, "Miami? That's become Ding Ze's headquarters. It's not very suitable."

Janet smiled and shook her head. "It's actually not that bad. That bastard Ding Ze has connections all over Miami and has a bunch of assassins."

"However, they do not interfere with the lives of ordinary people. Miami as a whole is not much different now than before."

Ding Ze: "..."

Well, Comrade Janet is indeed itching for trouble. She must be taught a lesson when we get home tonight.

(End of this chapter)