The Daily Life of American Drama Detective

Chapter 287 Orphan’s Resentment: Chuck, we will meet again!

boom!

There was a gunshot.

The man who had just grabbed the spare pistol from the car got into the cab, drove away, and shot. The muzzle of the gun extended out of the car window and was shot away by Chuck again.

The man looked hard, stepped on the accelerator, and headed towards Chuck and the others.

Esther, who was still holding Linda with his bare hands, immediately dropped Linda and ran towards the jungle beside the road.

Chakti left Linda paralyzed on the ground with fright, and just watched the car speeding up and crashing into her, calmly looking into the man's fierce eyes.

At the critical moment, he turned around and narrowly avoided the impact of the car.

The SUV did not have this flexibility and crashed out of the fence and rushed into the jungle.

"Chuck, are you okay?"

At this time, Chief Randy Tischer, who had received the news, also drove over. He happened to see this scene and was startled, so he quickly got out of the car and came over.

Chuck glanced at him.

Randy suddenly understood, slapped his forehead, and asked Linda: "Linda, are you okay?"

"me……"

Linda could no longer speak complete sentences.

"Randy, you stay here and watch over Linda and Beth."

Chuck glanced at the police officer following Randy and commanded: "I'll go after them!"

As he said that, he pointed at the police officer and said, "Come with me."

"good!"

Randy agreed immediately.

The accompanying police officers didn't have any objections when they saw their chief, so they naturally had no objections and followed Chuck into the jungle.

Randy and Beth comforted Linda while calling more men to surround the crime scene and call 911 for the man who had crashed off the road at full speed.

Obviously, not everyone is the kind of ruthless person who gets into a serious car accident, gets out of the car and runs away without any incident.

Not a moment.

Chuck walked out of the jungle leaving Esther struggling violently.

"I didn't help at all."

The police officer on duty smiled bitterly.

"No, you've already helped."

Chuck asked the accompanying police officers to handcuff Esther and escort him into the police car.

The reason why he asked the police officer to follow him was certainly not to ask the police officer to help him, but just to avoid causing trouble to Randy and Beth until he could not determine whether there was a problem with the police officer.

Just stay with him, no matter if he has any problems or not, it will be fine!

"We will meet again."

In the back of the police car, Esther, who was handcuffed, was lying on the car window, looking at Chuck and Beth standing together outside the car with hateful eyes.

"Will it happen again?"

Beth watched the police car leave and then looked up.

"Of course it will."

Chuck said bluntly: "When the time comes to appear in court, you will see her again."

"I never want to see her again, never again..."

Linda murmured tremblingly: "I want to go home, I want a drink."

"There is no home."

Beth reminded.

"What?"

Linda was stunned.

"My home was blown up by Esther."

Beth glanced at Chuck.

If Chuck hadn't hugged her and broke through the back door to escape in time, she would have died in the explosion.

"Home is gone, gone..."

Linda couldn't hold it any longer, collapsed on the ground, and cried loudly.

"You have plenty of money now. As long as you think about it, your home is wherever you go."

Chuck said calmly.

Linda cried for a while.

In fact, she had long since lost any feelings for her husband Patrick, who was blatantly trying to kill her, and the same was true for her adopted daughter Esther. The deaths of these two people had no impact on her.

The reason why it hurts is just because of the infinite fear of what happened today.

Now that Chuck has reminded her, it seems that surviving a catastrophe will lead to good fortune. The current situation is actually the most beneficial to her.

"This is my phone number. If you need anything, you can call me."

Chuck reported a set of numbers, gave them to Beth, asked her to write them down, and then reminded Linda: "Don't instill bad habits in her."

"I know I know."

Linda nodded repeatedly: "I will never give her alcohol."

"more than."

Chuck shook his head and looked at Beth: "As long as you don't like anything she likes, that's basically enough."

"..."

Linda was speechless. Even if she was scared now, even if she was facing Chuck, she couldn't help but said: "If I'm really so bad, then why did you let Beth follow me?"

"Because she doesn't like change."

Chuck said bluntly.

"I know how to do it."

Beth looked at Chuck with light in her eyes.

Chuck looked at her and nodded, then motioned them to get in the car, drove them to New York, and found a hotel to settle down.

This case triggered a hot topic.

Another world chess grandmaster was poisoned, another American youth chess champion genius Beth was kidnapped, another was Detective Chuck, another was a big explosion, and another was a high-speed pursuit. The hot spots were all gathered together.

Once it was revealed, it immediately became a hot topic across the United States and attracted countless attention.

In prison.

Esther was like a star, and people from all walks of life came to visit her in an endless stream, all wanting to get more inside information from her so that they could spread it out to attract attention.

But she was not happy.

If it hadn't been for Chuck, she would have killed the old man who despised her needs, taken control of the family in her mind, and then done whatever she wanted.

But now she can only be trapped in prison, treated as a clown in a circus by everyone.

And this was how she viewed them before, hiding behind her identity as a little girl.

Without her personal freedom, she is eager to escape from here. She is determined to retaliate, and has already brewed countless ways to retaliate against Chuck in her heart.

And all this requires freedom!

"Ester, someone is visiting the prison again!"

The prison guard came to remind me.

"I don't want to see you anymore."

Esther had a cold face.

"I suggest you meet."

The prison guard has refused many times, but this time she was offered some bad benefits, half threatening and half reminding.

Esther raised her head and looked over, and finally stood up.

She is not afraid of the female guard, because now she is a hot topic in the news, and any abuse she encounters will be widely reported, and the female guard will be embarrassed and walk away.

She chose to get up because she also wanted a surprise.

When she arrived at the interview room, she saw a man in a suit and leather shoes.

"Hello Esther."

The man smiled and said, "Do you know me?"

"do not know."

Esther shook his head: "But I know you must be a lawyer, and a barrister at that."

These days, there aren't too many lawyers who want to take advantage of her popularity and become famous.

Of course she is no stranger to it, she has developed the habit of being able to judge the other person's strength just by looking at his clothes.

"It's okay if you don't know him. I'll give you a hint."

The man placed a newspaper from the past in front of Esther.

As soon as Esther saw the headlines on the front page, he immediately understood: "It turns out to be you!"

(End of chapter)