The Bourne Counterattack

Chapter 556 "Change" Plan

In the end, it was Cheng Mo who persuaded Wen Qiu with his emotional appeal and logical explanation. Wen Qiu also knew that his wife had not been in good health.

Getting pregnant is not an easy task. She took a lot of pregnancy-preserving drugs, and during the pregnancy period, Cheng Mo had people send her many supplements.

He couldn't afford these.

He is already in his thirties. If he doesn't have children, he may not even have the chance to have children to enjoy his life.

In this regard, Wen Qiu is quite grateful to Cheng Mo, but personal feelings cannot be exchanged for party spirit and principles.

He tried his best to strike a balance between the two, but it could only be a balance, not a choice.

As long as it does not violate party discipline and principles, he will try his best to cooperate and support it, even if he disagrees with it.

After all, he could understand the difficulties Cheng Mo faced in that position. Regarding Chiyoko's matter, he had spoken well of Cheng Mo to his superiors and was criticized for it, but he had never mentioned these to Cheng Mo.

He felt that this was what he should do. As for whether or not to tell Cheng Mo, it was not important and he didn't want anything from it.

They were all for the cause of anti-Japanese war and national liberation. Even if some personal feelings were taken into account, they did not harm the interests of the party and the country.

Special times and special situations can only be handled specially, and we will naturally find a reasonable and legal way to deal with them in the future.

Cheng Mo stayed at Wen Qiu's house for half an hour, then came out and returned to the hospital.

His sister was not in the delivery room of the hospital. She must have gone home because he needed to copy the telegram from Chongqing in the evening. He didn't believe anyone else about this except his sister.

Although my sister is not a member of "Dark Fire", she knows Cheng Mo's identity and what he does, so there is no problem in letting her copy and receive telegrams.

My sister was only responsible for copying and receiving telegrams. She did not have a code book and did not have the ability to decipher secret messages.

That's enough.

You don't have to call back immediately, you can call back the next day.

As long as it doesn't delay receiving the secret message from the Chongqing Bureau headquarters.

My mother-in-law Jiang Liyao is here, so Xiaoyu should have gone back. As an unmarried woman, she doesn’t really know how to take care of a child.

The two little guys would sleep after eating. After only two days, you could see with the naked eye that the wrinkles on their faces had smoothed out, but their eyes hadn't opened yet.

This is normal. It takes time for babies to open their eyes. They also need to adapt to the light from the outside world. Generally, they will open their eyes in two or three days.

Now they just sleep and grow quickly.

"Xiao Mo, you should go back. Don't let the smell of alcohol bother Mo'er and the child." The mother-in-law said with disgust.

"Can you take care of two children and Mo'er by yourself?"

"Don't worry, it's not like I haven't given birth to a child before. They are still young and won't make much noise. As for Mo'er, she can already get out of bed. I don't need to keep an eye on her all the time."

"Okay then. I'll go back first." Cheng Mo thought about it and decided that it was not appropriate for him to stay here since he had been drinking. In addition, he had been in the hospital all night and had not slept much, so he could not bear it any longer.

So, after seeing his children and wife, he drove back to his home on Pingwang Street.

Took a cold shower.

Just went upstairs and went to sleep.

The next morning, he drove to his sister Cheng Hua's residence.

"Sister, I'm here."

"Yeah, I heard you coming." Cheng Hua came downstairs in her pajamas. She was not like Cheng Mo, who worked at a fixed time every day. Except when the stock market was open, she would do her work during the rest time. To outsiders, this life was envied by many people, but who knew how stressful it was to control tens of millions of dollars of funds.

Without the support of a team, she couldn't do it alone.

Seeing Cheng Hua holding a lady's cigarette in her hand, Cheng Mo said, "Sister, when you get up in the morning, don't smoke too much. It's bad for your health, especially for women. Smoking makes you age faster."

"If you don't tell me, you will stop smoking?"

"I am also controlling my smoking now. After all, I have a child, and the smell of cigarettes is harmful to the child," said Cheng Mo.

"Okay, have you had breakfast? I'll ask Ouyang to prepare one for you."

"No, I have to go to the hospital soon." Cheng Mo said. He didn't have the time to stay for breakfast because he would be nagged.

"This is a telegram sent by your brother-in-law. I don't have the code book, so you can translate it yourself." Cheng Hua took out a piece of paper and handed it to Cheng Mo.

Cheng Mo was a little surprised when he saw the densely packed numbers on it. Usually telegrams were concise and to the point, but this one might have hundreds of words.

This was probably the most telegrams he had ever received.

"Sister, do you have a pencil?"

"Go upstairs and translate."

"it is good."

The code book was in his mind, and the content of the telegram quickly appeared in his mind amid the rustling sound of writing.

First of all, he highly praised Cheng Mo's action of assassinating a lieutenant general in the heart of the enemy, even though this lieutenant general had lost his freedom.

The loss of freedom was also due to Cheng Mo, so it is not wrong for him to take half of the credit.

If Cheng Mo hadn't captured Sanura Saburo first, how could Liu Guoxing's team have killed him later? This was a perfect coordination.

It was Cheng Mo who created the opportunity for Liu Guoxing to assassinate. Moreover, Cheng Mo was the leader this time. He made a decisive decision and seized the favorable opportunity to kill a Japanese lieutenant general, who was also a fanatical Japanese invader who had invaded China.

It contributed to the outbreak of internal conflicts in the Japanese army, which was a greater achievement than killing a Japanese lieutenant general.

Commendations are certainly indispensable. Cheng Mo was promoted to the rank of colonel. His promotion speed is quite fast, basically one step per year.

Even if one was born in Whampoa Military Academy, it would take seven or eight years to be promoted from major to colonel if one did not have any military merit as a foundation.

He was a spy and he did it in three years.

As for the monetary rewards, you can ignore them, as they are just empty promises. However, he will still give you the rewards below.

Then the most important thing is a third-class Yunhui Medal, which is quite rare. In the early days of the War of Resistance Against Japan, not many people got this thing, and it became worthless in the later days.

But he can't get it now, so it will be kept in the bureau headquarters and will be given to him when he goes to Chongqing or after the Anti-Japanese War is won.

As for the officials, the colonel head of the Military Control Commission's special intelligence group in Shanghai, actually nothing has changed, except that his rank is now equal to that of the Shanghai District. In other words, whether it is Chen Gongshu from Shanghai District 1 or Jiang Shaomo from Shanghai District 2, they are now equal in military rank.

If something happened to these two people, theoretically, he was qualified to take his place, but Inspector Mao Sen was a major general, and was above him.

All members of Liu Guoxing's action team were promoted one level. Liu Guoxing himself was promoted to lieutenant colonel and awarded 5,000 yuan in French francs. The rest of the people received different rewards.

These all take up a very small amount of space.

The most important thing was that Dai Yunong reported to the old man and formally approved his plan to "change the situation" in the concession.

(End of this chapter)