Forum

Lloyd's face was red and he could say nothing, though the woman showed no expression. Hold out your hand, my dear. Said the man in black. Nadine held out her hand like a robot. Her eyes continued aimlessly over Lloyd's shoulder. God, it's creepy, Lloyd thought. Although there was air conditioning in the room, his body was still slightly sweating. Nice to see you Lloyd said, and shook her palm. Then he resisted the urge to rub his hand against his pants. Nadine's hands were still hanging loosely in the air. Honey, you can put your hand down. Flagg said. Nadine put her hand down and it began to twist. Lloyd realized that she was in terrible pain. My wife isn't feeling well, "Flagg said with a laugh." To be clear, she's pregnant now. Congratulate me, Lloyd. I'm going to be a father. There was another snicker: a squeaking sound, like a mouse with a light foot behind an old wall. Congratulations Lloyd mumbled, feeling his lips cold. Let's not talk about Nadine again,Portable gold trommel, shall we, dear? She is as silent as the grave. There was no sound at all. How's the Indian Springs base? Lloyd's eyes blinked, his mind began to work again, and he felt that he could not hide any secret, and finally he said tentatively, "Not bad." "Not bad?" The man in black leaned over,tin beneficiation plant, and for a moment Lloyd felt Flagg open his mouth and bite his head off. He sat back and said, "That doesn't fit my analysis, Lloyd." "There are some other things." "When I want to ask something else, I will." Flagg's voice rose, almost to the point of shouting. Lloyd had never seen such a rapid change in Flagg's expression, and it frightened him. I need a status report on the Indian Springs base right now. Lloyd, for your own good, you'd better get it right away. "Yes," Lloyd mumbled. "All right." He took a notebook out of his pants pocket, gold heap leaching ,magnetic separator machine, and for the next half hour they talked about the Indian Springs base, the National Guard jets, and the Bird missiles. Flagg is starting to feel at ease-although it's hard to say. It's not a good idea to take things for granted when you're dealing with the Pacers. Do you think they'll fly over Boulder in two weeks? He asked, "That's.." By the first week of October? "Carl will, I guess, " Lloyd said hesitantly. "I don't know about both of them. " "I want them ready," Flagg whispered. He got up and began to walk around the room. I want them in the cave by next spring. I'm going to attack them in their sleep at night. Search the town from beginning to end. I think it's like Hamburg and Dresden in World War II. He turned to Lloyd, his face as white as parchment, his eyes glowing with madness. His smile is like a machete. Teach them to send spies. When spring comes, they stay in the cave. So we can search it carefully. Tell them to send spies. Lloyd finally spat out the words. The third spy. We'll find out, Lloyd. Don't worry about that. We'll get the bastard. The smile came back, some gloomy joy. But Lloyd saw a hint of anger and fear before the smile reappeared. He never expected to see such a look. I think we know who he is. Lloyd said quietly. Flagg had just studied it with a jade figurine in his hand. Now his hands are not moving. He was very quiet, and an expression of particular attention flashed across his face. For the first time, the woman's eyes turned to Flagg and then quickly moved away. The atmosphere in the room suddenly became tense. What? What did you say "The third spy." "No." Flagg said flatly. No, you're wrong, Lloyd. "If I'm not mistaken, he's a friend of a guy named Nick Andros." The jade statue slipped from Flagg's fingers and shattered. After a while, Lloyd was grabbed by the collar and lifted from the sofa. Flagg walked around the house like Lloyd had never seen him before.
Then Flagg's face turned to him, and the disagreeable body heat fell on him, and Flagg's dark eyes were only an inch away from his eyes. Flagg shouted, "Are you talking about the Indian Springs base here?"? I should throw you out the window. Perhaps seeing the vulnerability of the man in black, or knowing that Flagg didn't know the whole story and wouldn't kill him, Lloyd felt he could defend himself. I tell you what, he exclaimed, "You left me out!"! If I had known, I would have caught the guy last night. Then he was thrown to the ground, dazed. He shook his head, trying to sober up. There was a ringing in my ears. Flagg looks like he's going crazy. His face contorted with anger as he strode up and down the room. Nadine retreated to her couch. Flagg walked over to the jade animal rack and froze for a moment, then swept them all to the ground. The knick-knacks crumbled like grenades. He kicked a large splinter off with his bare feet. The black hair fell on the forehead. He swung his hair back with a flick of his hand and turned to Lloyd. There was an air of sympathy and pity on his face — Lloyd thought it was as real as the $3 bill. He went over to help Lloyd, and Lloyd found him stepping on a few pieces of broken jade without feeling pain. And there was no blood. "Excuse me," he said. "Let's have a drink." He held out his hand to help Lloyd up. Like a child throwing a tantrum, Lloyd thought. How about a gin and tonic? "All right." Flagg poured a lot of wine. Lloyd drank half the glass in one gulp. He felt better when he put down his glass. "I don't think you'll ever use the red list,manganese beneficiation plant," Flagg said. There were eight names on it-now there are five left. That's their management committee and an old lady. Andros is one of them. But he's dead now. Yes, Andros is dead, I'm sure. He squinted and stared at Lloyd with pain in his eyes. ore-magnetic-mining.com