Triplets on Secret Mission novel Chapter 1637

Chapter 1637

Chapter 1637

Soon, the Petersen family was all caught and brought over.

Everyone was in a daze, completely unaware of what was happening.

Ward's sullen gaze swept over them, and the scars on his face were particularly hideous in the light.

"Interrogate them carefully. If anyone dares to hide something, kill them!"

The Petersen family changed their faces as soon as these words came out. Before they could ask questions, someone was dragged into the interrogation room.

This scared the others.

Meanwhile, Tony reported the news to Sean.

"Sir, everything is going quite well as you planned."

As he spoke, Tony could not hide the excitement on his face.

Sean was not surprised at all. He just nodded slightly.

"Sir, then what are we going to do next?"

Tony couldn't wait to know what the next step was.

Sean lowered his eyelids, thinking for a moment before slowly saying, "To make the base fully believe the Petersen family has mutinied, just doing this is not enough."

"Then what else should we do?"

"Expose one of the ports that we secretly built."

"What?"

Tony thought he had misheard. "Sir, are you joking?"

Sean's eyebrows twitched slightly as he looked coolly up at Tony. "Do you think I'm joking?"

"No." Tony shook his head in a hurry.

Yet he had a lot to say. "That's a port. Our people spent a lot of effort building it."

"So what?"

As soon as Tony heard Sean's dangerous tone, he was startled and hurriedly explained, "No, I didn't mean that."

"I think that's what you meant."

Sean's voice was cold.

Tony shivered and said, "I really didn't mean it!"

He really did not think that way.

Sean used to be cold, yet he would not disregard the lives of his men.

It was just that Sean would always act with the big picture in mind.

In this case, there would inevitably be some casualties.

But right now, Sean was trying his best to avoid such situations.

"I just think you will make things more difficult for yourself by doing so," Tony said sincerely.

After all, to protect more people, it required a more thoughtful countermeasure.