Struggle in Russia

Frass knew that if he didn't explain something, he would be nothing if he really wanted to do Lieba. What's more, if he continued to pretend to be stupid, the other party would definitely bite him. If he really let the other party wantonly investigate, then his How long the identity can be kept secret is definitely a big question.

Frass didn't dare to gamble, so he decided to confide something innocuous to his opponent:

"I... I am Lukaf's subordinate, because... I knew some of his business secrets, so I was hunted down by him..."

Fraser's acting skills are still quite confusing, and even Paphra thinks that this person is just a poor unlucky ghost, because unfortunately he knew a little secret and was killed.

But Boris was not confused. He was not moved by the "poor" Frass, and asked bluntly: "What business secrets did you find? Also, your name, and what did you do for Lukaf before?" Work!"

Fraston felt a little dizzy at the moment, he found that Boris was not being distracted at all, which was not what he wanted, and it was a bit tricky that this guy pressed questions so carefully step by step.

It's just that Frass is Frass. This guy's brain turned very fast, and he quickly found a way to deal with it. I saw him pretending to be honest, and confessed: "My name is Vasily Allie. Kseyevich Maganov, who is mainly in charge of commodity trading, has worked for Lukaf for ten years...I accidentally found out that Lukaf was conducting smuggling activities. I originally wanted to report it to the city hall. Who Thinking of being discovered by him..."

Speaking of this, Frass seemed to be in tears, and Pafra was very sympathetic to her sincerity. This innocent girl thought that someone was really a righteous person who was persecuted. It's just that Boris is not as naive as she is, and he doesn't believe a word of someone's nonsense, at least most of them don't believe it.

Boris didn't believe that Frass would be silenced just because of a smuggling issue, because this matter is really nothing, at least in Izmail, I am afraid that few officers are clean on the smuggling issue.

Secondly, Boris doesn't believe that Frass was silenced because he wanted to report, because if it is true that Frass has worked for Lukaf for ten years, it is impossible to find out that Lukaf was smuggling recently. Activity.

This is so nonsense! Obviously Boris thinks that Frass is not lying, at least he is avoiding the important things. He is definitely not silenced because of a little smuggling.

So Boris said blankly: "I will send someone to verify everything you said. If you dare to lie, then I will send you directly to the military police. I believe they will let you tell the truth!"

Is Fras nervous? A little bit, but he wasn't afraid of Boris going to check,

Because Lukav does have a subordinate named Vasily Alexievich Maganov, and this guy is indeed in charge of smuggling activities, and this guy is not in Izmail right now, because two days ago Russ had just seen this guy leave Izmail with a shipment. So before Vasily Alexievich came back, Vlas didn't think he would be exposed.

It's just that Frass underestimated Boris too much. If Boris would only send someone to verify his so-called identity, he would definitely be led into the pit by Frass, but Boris didn't believe Frass at all, and he didn't believe it at all. Not going to do the so-called verification, he has plenty of ways to dispel someone's lies.

"You said you were in charge of commodity trading?" Boris asked suddenly.

Frass immediately replied: "Yes, I'm just a small employee, responsible for purchasing and sales. I really didn't participate in Lukaf's smuggling activities!"

Fraser's superb acting skills even aroused Pafra's sympathy. The girl was very dissatisfied with Boris' ruthlessness, and helped to speak: "Boris, don't scare the poor man, he is just a It's just a small staff..."

Who would have thought that Boris would not be moved at all, and asked calmly: "Small staff? Not necessarily, when we blasted your wounds for you before, we found that you have a lot of scars on your body. If you are just an ordinary little Clerk, tell me where did you get these gunshot wounds and knife wounds on your body?"

Frass was dumbfounded. He didn't expect Boris to be so careful, not letting go of any details, and even noticed these scars.

But he still has an excuse: "Oh, I'm a veteran, these are left over from the battlefield!"

This immediately made Pafula even more admired. Her father is a veteran, and she naturally has feelings for veterans. She immediately vomited dissatisfied with Boris and said: "Lieutenant Boris, you are too much, how can you be so harsh?" Treat the heroes of the past..."

But Boris is worthy of being a straight man of steel. He was unmoved and said decisively: "I don't know if he is a hero or a veteran, but I only know that he has been lying now. I don't care about liars." I will never be polite!"

Fraser was taken aback for a moment, he really didn't understand where he had exposed his flaws, it didn't make sense!

Boris smiled slightly, pointed to a scar on the back of Frass' shoulder and asked: "Now, can you, a veteran, tell me how this gunshot wound from a month ago came about? If I remember correctly If you don't, you started working for Lukaf ten years ago, so you wouldn't have fought a war during this period!"

This gunshot wound was officially wounded by a stray bullet when Frass attacked Boris' camp and failed to escape. Although it has grown, this scar is so fresh, how can it be hidden from Boris' eyes!

"This... this..."

Frass was a little speechless, but Boris didn't let him go, and Boris said with eloquence: "You still said that you are just a small employee, only responsible for purchasing and sales, so tell me now, the most popular What is the price of food on the black market?"

How did Frass know this? Although he was considered to have participated in smuggling, he was always responsible for turning a blind eye. In the end, he only needed to collect the money and it was over. He was not responsible for selling stolen goods, so how could he know the specific price.

"I don't know?" Boris snorted coldly: "I think you are very dishonest! You are full of lies without a word of truth. I don't think you are a clerk at all, and you don't look like a decent person. , probably either bandits or deserters!"

As he said that, Boris slapped the table viciously, and shouted angrily: "Say! What are you! If you don't tell me, I'll send you to the gendarmerie right now, and I'll see how long you can talk nonsense in the gendarmerie! "