A retired reincarnation of a certain American film

Chapter 100: The Crisis of Identity Exposed (Updated No. 16, I beg you to order all of them!!)
Luke came out of Director Lewis's office and went straight to the archives room on the second floor. He handed the documents in his hands to the two female agents in the archives and asked them to enter them. Then he walked into the archives and found his own The file process is extremely smooth and smooth.

no way.

The grades are different.

If he was just an ordinary agent and wanted to enter the archives by himself, it would definitely be impossible.

The female agents in these two archives will definitely not smile or look at you affectionately.

but……

Luke had just solved a major case that shocked the West Coast Federation, and he was also the deputy director of the action team appointed by Director Lewis.

Not to mention, this time he came with a mission personally assigned by Director Lewis.

natural!

Due to the superposition of three factors, he was almost invited into the archives room by two female agents. Then, he turned left and came to the third shelf, where he directly took out the equipment that Brian said at the time. A blue portfolio with a complete set of information on his disguise.

Luke stood in front of the shelf, opened it, and glanced at it.

Confirmed.

It was the file he wanted.

Luke tied the bag again, then grabbed his file and walked to the door of the file room again. With a smile on his face, he greeted the female agent who also had a smile on his face and said he would return it tomorrow. Grabbing his portfolio, he walked straight towards the elevator.

"Wow."

"Director Lu is so handsome."

"No, isn't his surname Dann?"

"No, I secretly looked at the files in the morning. Director Lu was adopted, and the adoptive parents seemed to have disappeared."

"Ok."

The two female agents from the archives office looked at Luke walking into the elevator and talked quietly.

In the office of the action team on the third floor!

Jack and Debbie were sitting in their seats, looking expectantly at the door as they had no intention of working.

next second.

After seeing Luke walk in, the two of them stood up with joy, and then looked straight at Luke who walked in without blinking.

Luke saw the burning eyes in the eyes of Jack and Debbie.

He also instantly understood the meaning in their eyes.

Luke smiled.

"Write the report, sign it to Earl, and I'll approve it."

"Great!"

"The boss is domineering."

Jack and Debbie instantly shouted long live, after all, working people, working hard in the workplace, who doesn't want a promotion and a raise in salary.

Moreover.

This is the FBI, and with a trainee on his head, he is too embarrassed to take out his ID when he walks out.

After all, he took out his ID and shouted.

"Federal agent! Raise your hands!"

What did the trainee agent say when he took out his ID?
"Trainee federal agent, raise your hands!"

Listen.

This momentum is not only very low, but also has no sense of domineering at all.

really.

When I was at Confederation College, what the senior said was right.

Sometimes, it is very important to follow your boss.

They had been following Bill Kings for almost a year, working hard all day long. As a result, when Bill Kings died, their trainee titles had not been taken away.

And how long have you been following Luke?
It's not even a full month yet, no, it's not even a full week yet, and their trainee title is gone.

People are more mad than people!
Although Jack and Debbie felt that this idea was wrong, they still felt it.

Bill Kings, what a death!

Luke looked at Jack and Debbie, whose faces were full of joy, smiled, and looked at Earl on the side: "Earl, you are also evil, just type the report of the senior special agent, and then Come to my office with Jack and Debbie, and I'll go find the director to sign it."

Earl was not as beaming as Jack and Debbie.

She still maintained her image as the deputy leader of her group.

Earl nodded very reservedly, and then his voice trembled slightly.

"Okay, thank you team... deputy director!"

"Small things."

Lu Ke laughed, waved his hand, and then opened his office door. After walking into his office, he sat down in his seat and placed the blue file bag he brought in in front of him. On the desk.

next second.

Luke let out a breath, pulled up the seat under him, and then removed the file bag, and then took out the file, which was as thick as the others. It recorded where he came from and what he had experienced before joining the FBI. A fake profile of something.

The first thing that caught his eye was a two-inch photo of him stamped when he was employed and posted in the frame on his right side.

On the left side of the photo, personal information related to him is written.

Luke looked intently.

『Full name: "Luke·Dane"』

『Gender: “Male”』

『Birthday: “14/9/1985”』

"Name: "Mr.""

『Hair color: “Black”』

"..."

What the hell is this?

Last name?

Luke's face darkened.

Damn Brian, he never mentioned that this Bill Kings had taken the initiative and gave him a last name.

Because if there is no surname, Luke can be pronounced as Luke.

But what if you have this bad surname?What's that called?
Luke Dane?

Damn it, Bill Kings, it wasn't enough for you to add a last name to me, why did you also change my last name to something I've always known for?

I don't change my name when I walk, I don't change my surname when I sit down. My surname is Lu and my given name is Ke.

It’s not the path of a holy beast.

Hey!
Brian's favorability drops by 10%.

The remaining favorability is 80%.

The corner of Luke's mouth twitched slightly. Fortunately, this was a small incident, and it was not a big deal, and no one asked him his full name.

Even if someone asked him why he never said his last name, it would be easy to handle.

I don’t want to.

This problem is a small one.

Luke thought to himself, and then he skimmed over some contents that were very different from what Brian told him, turned to the back, and looked at the resume file that Bill Kings had forged for him.

His birth certificate is not available.

Because Luke was born in a private clinic in Chinatown, Los Angeles, where no trace of its existence can be found today, and the owner was shot dead by a gangster.

As for his parents, they unfortunately passed away when Luke was about eight years old.

Because Lu Ke's parents were illegal immigrants, there was no record or record of the information about these two people.

This kind of thing is basically commonplace in the Federation.

After all, since you chose to give up everything, including your own identity, and sneak here, you should naturally have thought that you will most likely die quietly, and no one will even notice your future.

This is normal.

And this also meets Luke's needs.

After seeing that Bill Kings had given him a surname, he was ready for Bill Kings to give him a living parent.

Fortunately.

No.

It should be said or not, this Bill Kings, although he is a bit stupid, but he can still really do this.

Luke couldn't help but nodded, and then continued to look under the file.

The following content not only made Lu Ke feel a little troubled, but also let him know where his surname came from.

According to the records in the file, Luke was found by the Los Angeles Welfare Department after losing his parents, and then entered the adoption system of the Welfare Department.

Waiting in line to be adopted by a foster family.

There is no such thing as an orphanage in the Federation.

At least not on the surface.

All children need to be sent to families for adoption, and all localities and states will have tax incentives and certain U.S. subsidies for families that adopt orphans.

This has led to the emergence of many lower-class trash families who specialize in adopting orphans to defraud this subsidy.

Luke looked at the file and saw that he had been transferred to no less than twelve families during these six years from the age of eight to 16, and he felt a headache.

Luke quickly opened his computer, looked at the twelve adoptive families registered in his file, and searched through the federal system one by one.

quite a while.

Luke breathed a sigh of relief once again.

Because it was shown in the file that out of the twelve families that had adopted Luke, nine of them were suspected of fraud and had been disqualified from being foster families.

Therefore, Luke does not need to check and fill in the gaps.

after all……

These families suspected of subsidy fraud probably don’t even remember how many children they have adopted.

And even if they said they never adopted Luke.

Luke wasn't worried either.

Because their words have no credibility at all.

As for the tenth and No. 12 houses.

Luke wasn't worried about that either.

According to information queried in the federal system, one of these two families suffered a home invasion and robbery on Christmas Day in 2000, with no survivors, and the other family was also attacked during an outing the following year, in [-]. Had a car accident.

It was the last family in his adoption record.

Luke squinted his eyes and looked at the foster home called Dann's family in the file.

Her husband, Victorie Dann, is a hard-working auto mechanic.

His wife, Suzanne Dann, is a professional housewife.

According to the file compiled for him by Bill Kings, this foster family, eventually called the Danes, was the last foster family he had before he was 16 years old.

what?
After 16?
Excuse me.

California stipulates that 16 years old is a legal adult.

Sorry, man.

Your novice protection period has ended, and it's time to face reality yourself.

To live or not to live.

You can make your own decision.

Soon.

Lu Ke expressionlessly closed the file in his hand, closed his eyes and confirmed that he could recite the contents of the file, then stuffed his file back into the blue file bag.

Fasten.

Then Luke leaned on the seat behind him and closed his eyes.

He has a headache.

Luke now seriously suspects that the reason why Bill Kings gave him this surname was to prepare him to successfully reveal his identity as a gangster.

the reason is simple.

This foster family called Dane really existed and still exists.

……

(End of this chapter)