Consequently, he intentionally exited the FBI and fabricated a so-called “requirement” that was nonexistent.


    However, once the truth has been revealed, any subsequent lies can appear quite convincing.


    Chen Zhimin and Uncle Sean did not even discuss it; they both instinctively believed that Charlie Wade must be telling the truth.


    They also reasoned that the FBI must have imposed strict limits on the number of individuals apanying patients to mitigate potential risks as much as possible. This rationale seemed sound and persuasive.<fna0e2> ???? ????s? ???????s ?? find·novel</fna0e2>


    Nheless, Chen Zhimin was not inclined to simply acquiesce. Even though<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    he initially thought that Uncle Sean might not be able to assist him, the opportunity for change was right before him. If someone had to leave, it would undoubtedly be him. In that scenario, if this were to happen, wouldn’t that greatly diminish his own credibility?


    Therefore, he reassured Charlie Wade, saying, “It’s fine, you don’t have to worry about them. If they approach me, I will discuss it with their leaders and ensure you’re not put in a difficult position.”


    Charlie Wade quickly replied, “Mr. Chen, that won’t work! The FBI’s requirements are very clear. If you two refuse to separate, you’ll have no option but to be moved to a different ward on another floor.”


    As he spoke, he deliberately suggested a n, “Alright, Mr. Chen, I can arrange for you to be in a ward on the 10th floor. The ward on the sixth floor, close to the elevator, is only a short walk away for a quick change.”


    Hearing this, Chen Zhimin immediately objected, “No! My assistant has just been injured, and we must not put him through additional stress in this situation!”


    Charlie Wade then pulled out the emergency medical records for the assistant and said, “Mr. Chen, your assistant is actually doing fine. He can either be hospitalized for observation or go home to recuperate. If you believe that’s not eptable, I can arrange for a few doctors and nurses to monitor him around the clock at his home. The recovery environment at home will definitely improve his mood and speed up healingpared to being in the hospital.”


    Chen Zhimin, annoyed, snapped back, “Do you not understand what I’m saying? I said the injured should not be subjected to any additional torment! He is staying in this ward and is not going anywhere!” Seeing his frustration, Ye


    Charlie feltpelled to respond, “Mr. Chen, if the patient remains here, one of you or the gentleman behind you must leave first. This is a direct order from the FBI. If you refuse to cooperate, I will have no choice but to inform them and let themmunicate with you.”


    “You bastard!” Chen Zhimin gritted his teeth in anger!


    He was taken aback by Charlie’s tant disregard for his authority, as well as his willingness to reveal the truth to the FBI.


    Despite being well-liked in New York, Chen understood that if the reputation of the New York police and FBI was significantly jeopardized, they would go to great lengths to ensure that Peter Zhou faced no further issues. Therefore, opposing them would likely eliminate any chance he had.


    Moreover, Sean, who was present, wasn’t going to take any aggressive actions against the FBI, especially given the current tense atmosphere.


    Sean did not doubt Charlie Wade’s words. He had already learned that at least ten or twenty FBI agents surrounded Peter Zhou. Furthermore, the FBI was armed and justified in implementing security protocols for the hospital. If Chen Zhimin continued to resist cooperation and attracted the FBI’s attention, it would undoubtedly lead toplications. Realizing this,


    Sean said decisively, “Mr. Chen, it’s better to avoid unnecessary trouble. Given the current turmoil in New York, it’s wise not to antagonize the FBI. I will stay here with you; you should consider going home to rest.”