My Beauty Variety: Starting from Banshee Town

Ethan stirred the coffee and pretended to listen.

"There were still a few people at that time, and we lived together." Erin's eyes flashed and she said in a muffled voice:

"Charlie took care of us during that time."

"We were like a family and then something happened and we got into some trouble."

"Hank stepped up."

Erin turned around and looked at Hank's office next to her: "Maybe he thought I could still be saved and decided to pull me out of the street."

"In exchange, Charlie had to leave Chicago and leave Illinois."

"Only in this way can I escape from my previous environment."

No wonder I thought that person was a bit gangster last night. It turned out that he was a gang leader so long ago.

It is estimated that Charlie has not been idle over the years.

"It sounds like he is quite responsible." Ethan nodded and continued to ask, "Then why is he back?"

"I don't know either."

Erin shook her head and said quickly: "Listen, I will handle this matter by myself."

"Don't tell Hank, okay?"

"Of course it's no problem." Ethan picked up the cup and gestured to Hank who was standing at the door: "But he has already heard it, you can tell him yourself."

Seeing Irene's depressed look, Ethan took a sip of coffee happily.

"asshole."

Erin kicked her over in frustration, but he easily dodged it.

Leaving the two adoptive father and daughter to discuss things, Ethan walked out of the tea room with a smile and returned to his seat.

It was said to be eight o'clock, but in fact, less than 7:50, all the people were assembled. Not only that, Burgess and Atwater were also called up.

When such a celebration is held in the Aragon Banquet Hall, there must be patrol police present.

Hank must be replaced by someone of his own to facilitate subsequent operations.

Everyone here carries a gun. It would be bad if there were too many people and there would be an accident.

"Everyone." Antonio stood in front of the whiteboard and tapped the newly printed photo with a pen: "This is Francisco Heredia."

In the photo, there is an old man with a gray beard, a bald head, and obvious bags under his eyes.

"He is related to many independence trafficking cases." Antonio touched his earrings and said seriously: "However, he is not our target."

"Our target is Muñoz."

As he explained the situation, Ethan sat on Halsted's desk and looked back and forth.

There was a trace of sadness on Eileen's face, but it had nothing to do with the current case. She looked like she was paying full attention.

After yesterday's release, Sumner is now in a good mental state and seems to be no longer affected by the previous incident.

Burgess looked at the picture of Munoz on the whiteboard, looking a little nervous and clenching his hands tightly. It was obvious that he had not recovered from the last time he was beaten.

His eyes continued to move and stopped on a person's face.

Jean stared blankly at the ground, his attention wandering to nowhere.

Although he is only responsible for intelligence support work, he used to be very excited when discussing cases, but now he has become weak.

"Okay, that's it."

Antonio clapped his palms and retracted his attention: "This is a very big celebration, and many people will come to participate."

"Everyone must be careful to avoid accidentally injuring civilians."

"Get ready." Hank took over. He raised his hand and looked at his watch: "Everyone will set off in five minutes."

"Gene."

He waved again: "Come to my office."

Gene nodded quickly and followed Hank inside.

Everyone started to move. Antonio crossed Ethan and grabbed Olinsky: "Erwin, wait a moment."

He grabbed his earrings and said apologetically:

"I'm very sorry about what happened last night. I shouldn't have yelled at you. I lost my temper."

"Hey." Olinsky shrugged:

"You don't have to apologize about this, understand?"

"Um"

Antonio nodded, looking embarrassed.

"I understand how you feel, really." Olinsky took off the candy and said in a deep voice, "I have experienced this kind of thing."

"bring it on!"

Olinsky put his arms around Antonio's neck again, kissed him on the forehead: "I love you, you know it."

This move made Antonio feel shy.

He smiled and shook his head, patted Olinsky on the back, and was about to leave.

"Hey hey hey."

Olinsky quickly grabbed him: "You can't do this to me, and you have to say it back, otherwise I will look like an idiot."

"OK, OK!"

Antonio raised his hands and said seriously: "Erwin, I love you too."

"puff!"

Ethan couldn't help but laugh out loud, breaking the tension between them as good friends.

"Hey, what's your problem?"

Eileen spread her hands and said dissatisfiedly: "This scene is so touching!"

It was a good thing she didn't say it. When she said this, Antonio and Olinsky seemed even more embarrassed, and they immediately looked at Rusek at the side.

"All right."

Everyone else had already gone downstairs, and Rusek had no choice but to step forward and pat the two of them: "I love you two, too."

"Hahaha, me too."

Erin laughed loudly and put her arms around them: "I love you bastards too."

Only one person was left sitting alone, and all four of them turned their heads.

"Don't even think about it."

Ethan raised his middle finger and circled it: "I have never said this, and I don't plan to say it in the future."

"Please."

"Are you serious?"

"there has never been?"

"Do you have an emotional expression defect?"

Anyway, everyone is embarrassed, now it is equivalent to no one being embarrassed.

It was Ethan's words that shocked everyone.

"You haven't even told your family?"

Rusek shook his hands in confusion. Compared with the emotional expressions of Olinsky and Antonio just now, Ethan's lack of expression of emotions was more surprising.

"Snapped."

Erin quickly patted Rusek's arm and looked at Ethan uneasily.

"It's okay, I don't care."

Ethan smiled and waved his hand: "I just don't like to say it, let's go, it's time to take down Munoz."

Aragon Coliseum.

Ethan took a big bite of a hot dog, which was a sausage sandwiched between bread, and then topped with yellow mustard sauce and ketchup.

According to my own taste, I also added some pickles.

While eating, he looked at the crowd nearby.

People came and went around, all with happy smiles.

There were stalls set up inside, including balloon players, doll sellers, and rotating swings for children to play on.

It's more of a gathering than a celebration.

If it weren't for the statue of Jesus displayed on the stage in the distance, it would be impossible to tell what this was about. (End of chapter)