America 1919

He regarded the previous assassination attempt as Edgar Hoover’s plan to kill him. In a desperate situation, Alan Wicks decided to turn to Donnie Block and tell him everything about Edgar Hoover!

Donnie showed no change in expression but looked at Alan Wicks and asked, "What is it? Speak!"

Alan Wicks hesitated, saying, "I hope Mr. Block you can agree to one condition of mine, otherwise I won’t speak even if it costs me my life!"

Donnie glanced disdainfully at Alan Wicks, thinking: Even at this point, he’s still bargaining with me.

So, Donnie waved his hand impatiently, "Randolph, if he wants to die, then fulfill his wish!"

"Yes!" Randolph Roman, without any hesitation, grabbed Alan Wicks by the collar and was about to drag him out.

Seeing this, Alan Wicks dared not mention any conditions: "I’ll speak, I’ll speak, I’ll tell everything!"

Donnie stopped Randolph Roman’s actions and said, "Go ahead!"

This time, Alan Wicks dared not hesitate at all. He immediately disclosed all the details to Donnie about Trey Layman’s connection with Edgar Hoover, including how Edgar Hoover sought Trey Layman when Donnie arrived in Washington, along with everything that transpired that evening.

After listening, Donnie frowned, "You say you escaped unscathed despite being surrounded by five people, and then came here?"