sures; the people from the compound could find you. Second, hospitals involve too much bureaucracy and public attention, which could compromise the confidentiality of the investigation. And third,（好问题。原因有几个：第一，普通医院缺乏安全措施，园区的人可能找到你；第二，医院有太多官僚手续和公众关注，可能影响调查的保密性；第三，）”他直视着她的眼睛，目光坦诚，“this clinic has worked with us for years. They specialize in handling the unique circumstances of victims of cross-border crime. They have the experience to protect and support someone like you.（这家中心与我们合作多年，专门处理跨境犯罪受害者的特殊情况，他们有经验保护和支持你这样的人。）”
每一个解释都合情合理，无懈可击。甚至连他坦诚相告的态度都显得格外可信。苏晚注意到他说话时手势自然，眼神稳定，没有任何躲闪——这些都是诚实交流的标志，至少在她有限的判断能力内如此。
“I know you might be feeling scared and suspicious,（我知道你可能感到害怕和怀疑，）”纳拉特上校的语气变得更加柔和，“"After everything you've been through, it's only natural not to trust anyone. But I want you to understand— （经过你所经历的一切，不信任任何人是很自然的。
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