Everything is for harmony.

To summarize, it’s not that the female senator’s father didn’t think about what Chuck said, but he simply wanted to do it on his own to gain perverted happiness.

As for the proportion of this, teaching your daughter to be a qualified politician is obviously not as high as your own perverted happiness.

In the end, under various evidences, the female senator, whose mentality was broken by Chuck, chose to plead guilty.

Although the father of the female senator finally showed the maturity of a politician and did not say anything before the lawyer arrived. Even if he pleads guilty in the future, he will have to be negotiated and coordinated by a professional lawyer. However, in this situation, pleading guilty is only a matter of time and severity.

Chuck's mission ended here, and he went back with Chandler who finally recovered and could walk.

"I hate to say it, but Dora is right."

Chandler complained.

"You mean you love each other, and Dora looks forward to loving you the next time we meet?"

Chuck said seriously.

"...yeah, right! Dora and I are in true love, okay!"

Chandler paused and laughed at himself: "What I'm talking about is that Dora said that Christine Molly deserved it. She first hooked up with her adopted brother, and then with the female senator and her daughter. She has absolutely no sense of ethics and moral shame."

Speaking of this, he joked: "She is wrong. Based on her conditions, she would have a better future as an assistant in the San Fernando Valley. After all, the plots of many small movies in the San Fernando Valley are completely her life. If she had been in the past

The filming and acting skills are absolutely flawless, and she might even become a movie queen."

"Do you understand now?"

Chuck asked: "Every case is not that simple. If you want to be a qualified detective, you must detach your emotions and try to use reason to look at all clues."

"You mean to infer that the victim is guilty first?"

Chandler complained.

"Here, yes."

Chuck said bluntly.

The theory of victim guilt is very vicious, but in the world of American TV series that mainly promotes the concept of "black is not entirely black, white is not entirely white, everything is chaotic, the victim is guilty, and the perpetrator is justified", this is a very common rule.

Therefore, Chuck never had any involvement in the case. He just came in randomly. In the eyes of law firm investigator Kelinda, the case he did had no rules and was not consistent with the plot of a vigilante. He fell in love with Amy.

·The San Diego police detective looked very cold in his eyes.

But in fact, if he really encounters a case that can impress him, he will not directly intervene at all, because everything that passes through his hands follows normal judicial procedures.

What moved him were situations in which the normal judicial process in the United States could not comfort those who knew about it.

Hospital.

The author of the sixth chapter of the comic is sleeping paralyzed on the hospital bed. A TV program is playing on the TV hanging on the wall. Although his eyes are looking at the TV, his mind is not here.

After entering the operating room, I almost didn't come out. I was almost castrated. The pain from my broken body was completely inseparable compared with the tragic death of my fiancée and the child in her belly.

He wanted to scream crazily, but his body didn't allow it. He could only scream crazily in the spiritual world. He felt like he was going crazy.

At this moment, a voice came from the TV: "Do you want revenge?"

This sentence touched him and instantly attracted his attention. When he looked over, he saw a TV plot on the TV in which the character was saying this sentence.

He wanted to speak but couldn't.

"If you want, just blink."

Just when he thought it was his hallucination, several different images flashed on the TV, which together formed this sentence.

After a moment of silence, John McCann began to blink.

"From 1 to 10, how much are you willing to pay for revenge?"

The TV screen flashed again, and the words of various TV plot characters were intercepted to form this sentence.

After John McCann blinked 10 times, he still had no intention of stopping. He was just blinking wildly. His tears could not stop flowing, and it could not stop his determination to continue blinking.

It's obvious that he is willing to give it all!
Chapter completed!