Chapter 27 - 25
For the father of this body, Brian felt guilty in his heart. After all, he had taken over his son's body. This is why he always wanted to go to Washington. In addition to getting asylum, he also wanted to let them know that their son was still alive.
Because he knew that if he did not get as close to Washington as soon as possible in the early stages of the disaster, it would be almost impossible for him to go there after the virus truly and completely took over the entire United States.
Just when Brian was thinking wildly in his mind, the staff member behind him suddenly let out a light sigh: "Hey! I think there is another place to go."
"Huh? What do you mean?" Hearing the words of the staff behind him, Brian came to his senses, turned around, and walked towards the counter.
"Well, a message was just released to dispatch the quarantine area." The staff member moved the mouse in his hand and said, "It's heading to Atlanta!"
But after she read the relevant information, her expression suddenly froze. She hesitated, raised her head to face the child in front of her, and said, "But I don't recommend you go here."
"Sister, please tell me why. I want to find my father!" Seeing the staff member's sudden change of expression, Brian knew that this information was crucial to his choice. An idea suddenly flashed in his mind, and he lay on the counter, looking at the other party in frustration and begging.
Seeing the pleading look of the child in front of her, the female staff member felt a little reluctant. After struggling fiercely deep in her heart, she looked around. When she saw that no one was paying attention, she leaned forward slightly. With a voice that only two people can hear said:
"The area around Atlanta is now the most infected. Now the government is forcing some quarantine areas to send troops to escort residents there to increase the population and military strength there. So I don't recommend you to go there. You must not reveal this matter, okay? !"
After hearing this, Brian's expression froze, knowing that this was very important information, and the other party must have taken the risk to tell him. He glanced at the other party with a grateful face and said, "Thank you; I will not speak out."
After telling the staff member who helped him to go and think about it, he sincerely thanked him and turned around to leave the management office lobby.