[Mr. Kurosawa is agile and flexible in mind, and has all the qualities that a qualified member of the organization should have.

[I originally planned to wait until the matter is over, so I asked Curacao to transfer him to my command, but I didn't expect that he would die in such a place tragically.

[According to my understanding, he had the opportunity to survive, but unfortunately, after hearing my reminder, Mr. Saburo did not convey the news to him in time. Instead, he hid alone at a critical moment because of fear. The poor Mr. Kurosawa was dragged down by his unqualified teammates because of lack of information and was eventually killed.

[This is really an unfortunate accident. As a group of failed partners, I think it is very referenceative. What about you?]

Vodka stared at the email like the accident report, his eyes twitched wildly, and his expression instantly synchronized with Saburo Shizuka in the photo: "..." Did Kurosawa die because of Saburo Hassano?

...What is this Xiaoyin hinting?! You might as well say it more clearly!

...Forget it, let’s not say it.

Although I think I am not a pig teammate... Well, although I think I am not a pig teammate who dares to conceal the news, this kind of thing that is not conducive to the harmony of the partners and is obviously provoking discord, of course, it must be extinguished when it first appeared.

Thinking of this, Vodka moved his finger and deleted the email viciously, and decided to make it impossible for him to reach Gin.

The next moment, it was as if something was deliberately against him. With a buzzing sound next to him, Gin's cell phone shook - an email was delivered to him accurately.

Vodka: "…"

Vodka turned his head stiffly, inch by inch.

I saw Ginjiu noticed the email, took out her phone, and then opened the email...

"Brother--!"

Vodka was sweating coldly and decided to take the initiative first and not let that bastard Uzo take the initiative: "That guy is just sowing the disagreement! I will never do the stupid thing of hiding key information and cheating my teammates because of fear!"

Gin glanced at Vodka while scanning the email Uzzo sent him, with suspicion hidden in her eyes, wondering why this stupid assistant suddenly said this.

But when he remembered the email Vodka had just received, it happened to be sent by Uzzo, he immediately understood: "What did Uzzo send you?"

I was stunned for some reason and instinctively felt bad.

He said dryly: "Just, those insinuated and provocative words... didn't he send you a copy too?"

Gin sneered, turned her phone and showed him his screen.

At this moment they were waiting for a deal in an abandoned factory, but they didn't have to drive. Vodka was able to turn their heads carefully to see what Gin received.

Seeing the above clearly, the corners of vodka's eyes twitched wildly.

It was completely different from what he imagined, Gin received not any exact complaint email, but another photo and another irrelevant sentence.

Vodka looked at the gin and saw the eyes dark.

...

Fortunately, the credit accumulated over the years has played a little role. Or maybe it is because Gin has some understanding of Uzzo's bad character and is deliberately preventing it.

In the end, Vodka was extremely moved to discover that the elder brother did not kill him with one shot, but gave him a magnanimous opportunity to explain.

Vodka immediately retelled the email he had just received - fortunately, he was still a good memory, and with some instinctive fear of Uzzo, he was extremely focused when he read the email, and in the end he was almost a word.
Chapter completed!