Blackstone Code

In the evening, Penny participated in another full day of activities, and when she came back, she kept complaining about how stupid it was to participate in the activities.

Everyone knew it was just a show, but they had to participate.

While I was chatting with Lynch about some of these topics, the phone rang.

Lynch went to the corner and answered the phone. The call was from Ms. Tracy.

"My uncle has been arrested.", a very straightforward opening statement, directly stating the reason for her call and her appeal.

Lynch turned slightly and said, "What do you want me to do for you?"

Ms. Tracy suddenly had many ideas, such as asking Lynch to press the kill button to end everything.

She also wanted to get him to stand up and support her in entering the Congress. Now that her momentum had been mobilized, she just needed to work harder. Entering the Congress would not be difficult at all.

But soon a new idea came to her mind. She wanted to talk to Congress again. She could make some concessions and accept worse conditions, but she must let her uncle be acquitted...

There are so many ideas that are constantly rising and being shattered. It’s a difficult problem.

Because different choices mean different efforts and different results.

It wasn't until a few seconds later that she came back to her senses.

"I want to talk to my uncle, and...do you think it is necessary to continue this matter?"

She wanted to hear Lynch's advice, and she was a little confused now.

"First question, after you make this call you can go to the FBI and they will let you meet your uncle."

"Second question, whether to stop is not up to me, but to you, Ms. Tracey."

"You can choose to stop, but you're making a big fuss, and if you choose to regress, you'll lose a lot."

"You can also choose to keep going. As long as there are enough people supporting you, even Congress will have to make concessions for you."

"But you will also lose a lot in this process. You know, without loss, there will be no gain."

"The choice depends on your thoughts, whether you are willing to let go, or whether you are willing to fight for the ultimate goal."

"If you ask my opinion, I think enough is enough and it's time to stop."

From the perspective of a bystander, Congress has been a bit... unable to cope with it!

The social forces mobilized by Ms. Tracey clearly exceeded the imagination of the Congressmen, and she used the simplest and most unpretentious means, that is, to use evidence to speak.

If someone accuses another person of disrespecting someone in his heart, this accusation obviously does not make much sense, because the evidence provided is very idealistic.

How do you know what this person is thinking?

But if the person being accused has conclusive evidence to prove that he is indeed disrespectful to a certain person, then the accusation is valid and meaningful.

The biggest problem in Congress now is that there are not even a single female politician in the hundreds of seats in the Senate and House of Representatives!

This is not a "fantasia" created by Ms. Tracey, this is a fact, and anyone can check it!

The improvement of women's rights has happened in recent years. The entire society also regards this as a positive and positive movement to view and support.

In other words, the mainstream of society, including federal politicians, believe this development is correct.

It's just that they lacked support for this, to have women in Congress.

But this does not mean that they have done nothing. If Lynch had been in Congress's perspective, he would have solved this problem long ago - there have been many female governors in the federation, which is a breakthrough of zero.

We can have a female governor today, and there will be female congressmen tomorrow!

But this takes time to adjust and allow people to be mentally prepared to accept it. Just like the federal society is still very repulsive and disapproving of the Rainbow Party.

This does not mean that they will reject or disapprove of it in the future!

Congress has not realized this yet, which just shows that Congress has been beaten by Ms. Tracey's combination of punches and its ability to think is confused.

But this is also a very good time to "cease the war". When the chaos in Congress disappears and they turn their heads, Ms. Tracy will have to pay a lot if she wants to have a ceasefire!

After listening to Lynch's suggestion, Ms. Tracy first said that she would think about it seriously, and then hung up the phone.

She sat on the sofa and took out a cigarette from the cigarette case on the table.

She hardly ever smoked before, but recently she started smoking, and she smoked quite a lot.

The cigarette is lit, and the smoke mixed with tar and nicotine is inhaled into the lungs. The nicotine is quickly sent to the brain through the mucous membranes, and the whole person seems to relax.

She can concentrate on thinking about these things without being disturbed by other thoughts.

Stop, or keep fighting?

A dilemma. This time she launched such a large-scale "battle". Landa and feminist organizations were mobilized, plus some other resources.

If this battle can get a positive result, then there is no doubt that she will reap the joy of success, and it will be a big harvest!

On the other hand, if she fails and loses badly, she won't actually be too embarrassed in front of these groups.

She will be regarded as a fighter for women's rights in the new era, just like when various women's rights movements first emerged in the past, they always faced various failures.

No one accepted their views, people spurned them and cursed them.

But now these people have a lot of energy in their respective fields.

Failure is not terrible, what is terrible is that failure is meaningless.

This failure is just an accumulation before success.

The power she can mobilize next time will be even greater!

But... compromise is not an option!

What people want are fighters who are not afraid of life and death and face unfair treatment, not cowards who betray people when they achieve their goals.

Unknowingly, the cigarette was a little hot to the touch. Ms. Tracy's hand shook and the cigarette butt fell on the expensive carpet. She bent down to pick up the cigarette butt and put it into the ashtray.

The carpet she likes has been burned with a hole, but the good news is that it has not been burned through, and it can still be used after repairing it.

She wiped her slightly yellowed fingers with an orange peel, picked up her bag, stood up and walked outside.

In any case, she wanted to meet her uncle first.

Twenty minutes later, she drove to the FBI and once again saw Lynch's "power".

The men took her to meet her uncle without even asking.

She thought someone would be watching their every move here, but to her surprise, not only was there no one in the room watching, but the door was also closed.

"Why are you here?" Ms. Tracy's uncle couldn't help but ask after the guard left.

After just a few hours, he looked much more embarrassed, with his collar and cuffs open in a mess.

Once inside, they took away his tie and cufflinks to prevent him from doing anything to harm himself.

In just a few hours, a beard has already begun to appear. A thin layer of gray stubble is the natural enemy of a handsome man!

Although he is very old.

Ms. Tracy looked at her uncle who had loved her since she was a child. After a brief silence, she said something that neither she nor her uncle had expected.

"sorry."

She apologized!

In her uncle's memory, even if her niece did something wrong, she would never apologize.

She will admit her mistakes, but admitting them and apologizing are two different things. She never apologizes!

And now, she apologized!

This made her uncle feel a little moved, but also realized what was behind this apology.

He is not the kind of young man who just graduated from college. He has spent most of his life fighting. He knows very well that Trish's apology means that she will continue to fight against Congress!

So she's not just apologizing for what happened, she's also apologizing for what might happen next.

Ms. Tracey's uncle thought of what the Pope and another patriarch had said to him. He took it out and asked his niece, "Is it worth it?"

Ms. Tracey asked rhetorically, "Do I have more choices?"

Her uncle was stunned for a moment and leaned back in his chair with some regret, "Yeah, we don't have any more choices."

Although he is a patriarch and belongs to a religious force, he is also experienced in "political struggles."

There is no turning back now, unless she is willing to become an ordinary person and no longer have influence and respond to everything.

People's eyes no longer chase her figure, and no one will listen to her voice. She is like an ordinary woman on the roadside. People will pass her by without paying any attention to her. care.

For a proud, even arrogant person, it would be better to kill her!

So she would rather apologize than compromise!

Sometimes this kind of temper is really troublesome, but sometimes it also makes people feel some... indescribable feelings.

Because people will always regret that they were not persistent enough in their lives!

"Do what you want to do. Your father and I have lived for seventy years, which is enough for us."

"If we exchange everything for your success, I believe he and I will make the same choice!"

"Go, do what you want!"

Ms. Tracy nodded vigorously, "I will..."

She seemed to have a lot more to say, but soon she stood up and left quickly.

A little later, her father also found out about this. His younger brother was arrested, and the trouble was so big that he couldn't hide it from him.

He called Ms. Tracy, and after a brief communication, he also gave his answer.

"Your uncle knows me very well. The only people I love most in my life are you and your mother."

"If it's for you, there's nothing I can't give up."

"Pay attention to your own safety..."

Ms. Tracey's father hung up the phone and smoked several cigarettes in a row. Then he smiled and picked up the phone and dialed the director of the local investigation bureau.

"I want to surrender..."