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Under the gazes of several people, Irene shrugged.

"Right after Hank took me in."

She scratched her knife and fork unconsciously on the plate and sighed: "I was just fifteen years old at that time and didn't know what I wanted to do. It was Hank who inspired me."

"so."

Lexi frowned slightly: "Your goal in going to college is to be a police officer?"

"no."

Erin was a little embarrassed: "I barely graduated from high school."

"But I worked as a patrol officer in the West District for four years. Now that I think about it, that experience can actually be regarded as my college education."

When she said this, there was a hint of pride on her face.

Through my whole-hearted dedication, I have now succeeded in becoming a police detective. This is indeed something to be proud of.

However, she didn't notice.

Next to him, Olinsky was already holding his forehead, looking speechless.

"That's right."

Lexie nodded repeatedly and looked at her father meaningfully: "So, life experience is as important as school education. Detective Lindsay has fully proved this."

Olinsky's face fell, and his eyes turned blankly to Irene.

Next to him, Ethan also covered his face.

His shoulders shook slightly.

"NO, NO, NO!"

Erin reacted immediately and hurriedly explained: "I mean, if I could do it again, I would definitely choose to go to college."

"Please."

Lexi waved her hand to interrupt her, and said with a smile: "But didn't you prove it with your own experience just now?"

"Even if you don't have that diploma, you can still achieve a great career."

These words left Eileen speechless.

She had just said the words, and she could not refute herself. She quickly cast a pitiful look at Ethan for help, otherwise she would not be able to withstand Olinsky's anger.

"cough."

Ethan coughed heavily, attracting the firepower gathered on Irene away.

"Lexi."

He tapped his fork lightly on the plate in front of him to attract the other party's attention: "First of all, I admire your decision. This is a very brave act, especially considering the dangers involved."

"You know I've handled a case before."

"Damn, do you believe it?"

He spread his hands and said with a sad expression: "That butcher specially targeted girls who were traveling and dragged them to the slaughterhouse to be dismembered without even a chance to ask for help."

"The only thing a parent can do is pray to God that their child is simply missing and maybe living on a ranch."

"Instead of a dark, cold cold storage."

Hearing this, Olinsky nodded repeatedly.

He looked at Ethan appreciatively, this was the effect he wanted to achieve.

Lexi was so frightened by the scene described by Ethan that she quickly raised her glass and took a big gulp of orange juice.

"besides."

Ethan had a serious expression and looked at Lexi steadily:

"I think you just misunderstood what Detective Lindsay meant. If given the chance, she would definitely not go back to that path again and receive a good education. She wouldn't have to waste those four years."

"Trust me, for ordinary people."

He nodded slowly and said: "Getting education is the best and most convenient way to improve yourself. It will make you a better person."

"you see me."

After a pause, Ethan began to show up and preach: "Everything I own, mansion, sports car, yacht."

"And of course, my savings."

"All of this is based on the good education I received, and I have worked hard through my own hard work, diligence, and serious work."

The impassioned speech subdued the people present.

Erin's eyes had stars in her eyes. She looked at the handsome man opposite with admiration and couldn't help but take a sip of orange juice.

"But."

Lexi's eyes looked at Ethan with light, but she still struggled and asked:

“Is life supposed to be about big houses, sports cars and yachts?”

"As a human being, shouldn't you be happy?"

This is asking Ethan, and it seems to be asking himself.

Lexi's eyes became firm and she continued: "There is nothing wrong with ordinary life. As long as you are healthy and get what you want, it may not be a blessing."

Unexpectedly, she could actually say these words.

Although a little childish.

But it doesn’t make sense. Living a less utilitarian life is also a kind of free mentality.

Of course, Ethan admits to being a layman.

This state cannot be reached by oneself.

He opened his mouth and didn't know what to say. This was a matter of personal philosophy.

"I see."

Lexi grabbed the phone angrily and looked at her father dissatisfied: "Daddy, did you call them here just to dispel my idea of ​​traveling with the band?"

"Hey, why do you say that?"

Olinsky spread his hands in confusion: "I don't know what you are talking about. This is just a few of us chatting."

Looks very innocent.

"All right."

Lexi breathed out heavily, shook her head and said, "Thank you, I know you are doing it for my own good, but this is my life, and I need to walk that path alone."

"I'm going to class, please take your time."

She didn't wait for anyone to reply and threw her backpack on her body.

He smiled and kissed Olinsky face to face, then skipped outside.

"Erwin."

Seeing Lexi walk out of the restaurant, Erin shook her head helplessly: "I'm not trying to hit you. I don't think Lexi is interested in being a police officer at all. You don't have to think about letting her inherit your career."

"Not because of this."

Olinsky grabbed his duck-billed hat irritably: "Didn't you hear what she just said?"

“The band, the tour, the road trip.”

"Damn, you all know what's going to happen."

"Please."

Irene spread her hands, shook her head and smiled: "She is only a quasi-college student. What can you expect her to do? This kind of thing is inherently tempting for girls of this age."

"no."

Olinsky forked the waffle and took a vicious bite: "That bastard boyfriend, I have to investigate his background."

"Please do not."

The female detective slapped her forehead helplessly: "You are overprotective. Damn it, you are just like Hank."

"Trust me, you're going to have a big fight."

"I agree."

Ethan stuffed the fried egg into his mouth and said vaguely: "It's definitely not a good idea for a band to tour. As long as Mr. Elvis Presley has a little violation record, we will catch that guy back."

"By the way, I can find flour."

"That amount is enough for him to squat for a few months, and everything will be solved."

Hearing Ethan's words, Olinsky felt moved.

"asshole."

Erin rolled her eyes and reluctantly advised, "You two are bastards. If you want Lexi to ignore you for the rest of her life, Erwin, just do it."

These two guys can definitely do this kind of thing. (End of chapter)