North American Gunslinger Detective

Chapter 300 Return to Manhattan

When Jimmy rests, Lambert doesn't get any rest. Jimmy has been in Dallas for almost two months. As a trainee agent, he is on cross-district secondment. This time has been so outrageous that Hughes' recent period

I made several phone calls urging Lambert to let him go.

Lambert really likes Jimmy as a boy. He doesn't cheat or play tricks, and everything he arranges is done properly without any mistakes. He has a good personality and a good character. He devoted himself to the old leader and spent a week to get the shooting done.

case, and also sent a big gift to the Little Rock office. William, who was caught by hugging rabbits, directly brought several unsolved cases to an end.

The key is that the force value is really high, and he also has special abilities, which are recognized by Father Horton. This is a super scarce resource. There is no such person in their entire office. People with special abilities are all in the special team at the headquarters.

Usually when emergencies arise, you have to ask others to handle them.

However, it's useless. Jimmy's staff is not in Dallas. Unless he can persuade the headquarters to arrange personnel directly, this will not be easy. The headquarters also has to consider the opinions of the Manhattan supervisor, and it is not possible to just arrange people casually.

Walk.

After Jimmy completed the disappearance case, Lambert asked him to rest. He was still considering whether to delay the case for a while. After getting along for a long time, if Jimmy was willing to transfer over, wouldn't that have achieved his goal?

Unfortunately, there is still no chance. Hughes may need to arrange the Manhattan office in advance because he is approaching retirement. He has been a bit out of luck recently.

Lambert finally made the decision. There was nothing to argue with a retired old man, just send him back.

Jimmy received a notice from the administrative department and went to Lambert's office. Lambert made an exception and had a drink with Jimmy during working hours as a farewell to Jimmy.

Jimmy is actually a little reluctant to leave this place. The biggest advantage of being in Dallas is that he basically performs tasks alone. There are no restrictions or too many rules. As long as the result is good, he can control the process by himself. It is really comfortable, a bit

He felt like he used to be a county police officer in Little Rock.

But there is no way. Since he decided to join the FBI, he must abide by the rules here. He is from the Manhattan office, so naturally he cannot stay in Dallas for a long time.

After Jimmy said goodbye to Lambert, he drove to find Agent Ray. He had almost recovered and was about to return to the office to work. Jimmy was about to leave. The two had a meal at Ray's house, and Ray's family also

Thanks to Jimmy for saving Ray. If Jimmy hadn't acted quickly, Ray would never have been able to dodge the shot from behind by the robber.

Jimmy didn't leave the car with Ray, but drove for another day. He called Roland, but couldn't get through. He drove straight to Roland's house, only to find that Roland had left for a while, and there was already someone at the door.

There is a lot of dust. If there are people at home, they will definitely clean it up.

Roland was not seen, and Jimmy did not force it. He called James and Cag in Little Rock, went to the Dallas office to return the borrowed equipment, and set off on the journey to New York with two suitcases.

When he came to Dallas to meet Roland, he only brought one backpack. Now he brought two suitcases when he returned to New York. It's funny to say that when Jimmy went shopping, he didn't even think about whether he would be able to get so much when he returned to New York.

When I was packing, I realized that it seemed that one suitcase could not fit in it.

Taking a taxi back to the apartment, Jimmy opened the door. Good guy, I haven't been at home for more than a month. There was obvious dust on the floor, furniture and bed. Although I closed the windows and doors when I went out, there was still dust.

existing.

He put his suitcase in the room, went directly to the apartment manager downstairs, asked him for a housekeeping cleaning number, and made an appointment for emergency cleaning. Although it would cost a little more, it was the fastest way to move in.

There was no way to get into the room, and he had to clean it up by himself. He didn't know how long it would last.

The professional ones are different. Two cleaners came over and in more than half an hour, the house looked brand new. They were only responsible for cleaning the surface of the room. As for the dusty clothes, Jimmy had to send them to the laundry room to be washed.

After a busy night, Jimmy could finally relax. He called for a pizza, took out the Coke he had put in the refrigerator, and sat on the sofa to watch TV.

The next day, Jimmy arrived at Federal Plaza early in the morning. However, when he arrived at Ruiz's office, he found that his previous position was already occupied by someone, because there was a computer and some personal items on the table, and the one he used before

There was no such thing back then.

The people from the office haven't arrived yet, and Jimmy doesn't have a seat, so he can only go around in a circle to Peter's side. At least his seat there should still be there.

Thinking too much, the table at the front where Jimmy was sitting was now also full of things, and it didn't belong to him.

Jimmy looked around and saw that no one was there. He had arrived early. With nothing to do, Jimmy went directly to the conference room, pulled up a chair and lay down, crossed his legs to the corner of the table, and pulled down his cowboy hat.

On the face, I began to close my eyes and relax.

"Who are you? Why are you here?"

Jimmy was suddenly awakened by a question. He pushed away his hat, turned his head and took a look. He immediately put down his feet on the table and stood up.

Jimmy: "Hughes, good morning, I'm back."

The person who just spoke was Manhattan Supervisor Hughes. The old man was still wearing the same suit today. His short white hair lay neatly on his head. It looked like he had carefully arranged it.

Hughes: "Jimmy, why are you here today? Is something wrong?"

Jimmy said doubtfully: "I'm here to work! I just came back yesterday."

Hughes looked at Jimmy and raised his hand to indicate his watch: "Have you seen what day it is today?"

Jimmy shook his head. His life had been chaotic for a long time. He didn't pay attention to what day it was. Anyway, he got up in the morning and went to work.

Hughes waved his hand: "It's Saturday, go back and rest, and come back to report on Monday. By the way, come here with a different set of clothes next time."

Jimmy stared at Hughes. His life was really confusing. In Dallas, he only worked on cases and took vacations. He didn't work five days a week at all, so he forgot the day of the week and made a big mistake.

Also, I was used to going out in the morning, so he came here wearing casual clothes and a cowboy hat. I really couldn't stand an old-school guy like Hughes.

Jimmy: "Yes, Sir! Goodbye, Hughes."

Hughes turned and left the conference room and walked into his office. Jimmy put on his hat and left Federal Plaza.

I looked at the time, it was 9:30 in the morning, what should I do? I couldn't go back to sleep.

While walking on the road, Jimmy thought, forget it, call Mary, go to her place to have some tea and relax.

Jimmy called Dr. Mary's number and made an appointment to meet at Mary's studio. Jimmy took a taxi to Midtown Manhattan.

(End of chapter)