WPG Defectors Have No Bottom Line: Just More Money! The Operation Was Too Smooth!

As a defector—one for whom the other side possessed "hard evidence" of his betrayal—Wilbur was now thinking more about himself.

For example, making more money!

Because if he made more money, then even if his defection was exposed in the future and he had to flee, he would have more options.

So after Wilbur learned that DARPA employee Jonas Longman had fled to Thailand with a key technology, his first reaction was to sell the information for money.

After all, there was nothing shameful about making money!

That afternoon, after Wilbur returned home, he immediately used the onion network to send an encrypted email to the GSS Thailand T1 Squad, stating that there was a matter requiring a face-to-face meeting.

Less than an hour later, Suge Li personally arrived at Wilbur's home once again.

Before entering Wilbur's house, the GSS Thailand T1 Squad had thoroughly inspected the surrounding area to ensure there were no traps.

Wilbur's front door was wide open. He was cooking seafood pineapple fried rice, and when Suge Li entered, Wilbur even took the initiative to ask, "Have you eaten dinner?"

Ignoring his question, Suge Li countered, "What is it that requires an in-person discussion?"

Wilbur did not mind Suge Li's cold attitude. He quickly explained the situation, then added, "Although I don't know exactly what technology Jonas Longman stole, he is a DARPA employee, and given how extensively the CIA is pursuing him, I believe the technology he is carrying is extremely important."

To make his claim more convincing, Wilbur added, "If Jonas Longman weren't important, headquarters wouldn't need our station to assist. They would have handled it secretly."

"I can give you more detailed intelligence, but I need money!" Wilbur said bluntly.

"Gold would be best. Older ten-dollar and twenty-dollar bills are acceptable too," Wilbur