Twenty Seven Years

  Chapter 339 Making Enemies

  May 29th, morning

After everyone had breakfast, the factory resumed work as usual, but Verac, Andre, Winston, and Benedict did not follow into the factory to inspect the work as usual, but went to the workers' dormitory to check the status of the five workers including Randall. recovery situation.

  The fact that these five people participated in a fight the night before and were taken to the police station, and were rescued by Andre overnight has spread in the factory. Everyone's initial thoughts were the same as Randall's, and they all felt that they would become a burden on the factory if such a big incident happened, and they would naturally be fired and abandoned after becoming a burden.

   But such a thing did not happen, and the factory owner Andre led people to handle everything properly.

  While the workers were moved, they also felt grievances against Randall and others, thinking that they caused trouble at such a critical period to hinder the factory. If five people fall, it is equivalent to one less production line. How much impact will this have on production?

  In fact, everyone has eight days of rest every month. Randall and the others use this month's rest time to concentrate on recuperating through the rest, which will not affect the total monthly output. The other workers also know this, but the more the factory owner helps them, the more they feel that they should not cause trouble to the factory owner.

   "How is it? Are you better?" In the worker's dormitory, Andre asked Randall, who was lying on the bed, about the situation.

  For the convenience of taking photos, yesterday Andre temporarily arranged the five injured people to live together. At this time, when the five people saw Andre and his party coming, they all sat up and said hello.

   Seeing that everyone was in good spirits, Andre felt relieved.

   "We're much better and we can go back to work today! See how you can arrange it." One of the workers, out of gratitude and shame, couldn't wait to get to work.

   "Yes! I'm much better too, no pain at all, same as before."

   "I was fine yesterday and can continue to work."

"The factory is not bad for you for a few days." Andre knew that they were indeed recovering well, but they were far from being able to work, so he decisively rejected the application, "They are all recovering from their injuries, and they can't even stand lying down for a few days , How can I enjoy a better life in the future?"

  Hearing this, several people laughed.

   "By the way, Mr. Andre, what happened to that group of people? Did they lose money?" Randall asked about the situation of the group of people.

  Because the situation was still under investigation the day before yesterday, the medical expenses of them and the alcoholic who helped them were all paid by the factory. Now it is logical that the investigation results should come out, and the factory must not let the factory bear this money in vain.

"The sheriff made an agreement with us that he will come to explain the situation last night at the latest, and deal with it as we like, but we haven't seen them until now, and we are planning to go there after visiting you." Wei Wei Lak said aside.

   "Could it be that they don't want to lose money?" Some workers were worried.

   After all, they are a group of hooligans, and they don't look like they have any money. It is probably more difficult to ask them to bear the medical expenses of so many people.

  Randall gritted his teeth: "If they don't give it, the money will be deducted from my salary. Anyway, you shouldn't be allowed to bear the loss anyway!"

   "...Yes! At worst, it will be deducted from our salary! Two months if one month is not enough! Three months if two months are not enough!"

   "I agree too! If we need you to pay to wipe our **** for all the troubles we caused, then we will have no face to stay here any longer!"

"You can say anything." Andre didn't know whether to laugh or cry, "There is not much money in total, so we don't need you to worry about us, and as long as you are not lying, it is indeed the other party's trouble, even if they have no money to play hooligans, we have plenty of solutions Let them pay."

   "If you can't do it, you can hire them to work in our factory. When the work you do offsets the medical expenses, let them go." Benedict suggested.

"I'm afraid this will make them happy." Verac shook his head, disapproving of Benedict's suggestion, "You don't know how many workers from outside want to enter our factory, if you make them feel that they can come in by beating people and playing rogues, I don't know how much more trouble there is."

   Benedict said: "Just let them work to offset medical expenses, not counting the regular workers of the Nak weaving factory."

"We'll discuss this matter at that time, and go over there to see what's going on later. Even if it's not found out, or that group of people can't afford to pay so much money, they should come here yesterday to inform instead of letting go We pigeons." Andre thought that Sheriff Schneider, who was respectful to him that day, was playing some tricks.

   "Mr. Andre, do you need to call more people over?" Randall asked.

"We didn't fight in the past, besides, no one here should dare to touch us." Andre got up, "Okay, you all lie down and have a good rest, if you need anything, let's go to the police station for a while." trip."

   "Please, Mr. Andre."

   "Please, Mr. Andre."

   "Mr. Andre, please excuse me."

  The workers said one after another.

   "Recover well." Andre went out with Verac, Winston, and Benedict.

   "Verak, you still have to stay here." Andre said.

  Villac shrugged without objection: "I actually like to deal with this kind of thing, but it seems that I have to go abroad to have a chance in the future."

   Winston smiled and said, "Your face is too sensitive in the eyes of some people, and you really can't take risks."

   "I should make a mask for me so that I can move freely." Verac joked.

   As they spoke, the four of them left the worker's dormitory and came to the gate of the factory.

  Andre walked to the car that was already prepared in front of the gate, and opened the back seat door: "Then let's go first."

   "Be careful." Verac stood at the door and told routinely.

"Um."

  The three of them got into the car, waved to Verak outside, and the driver drove to the police station.

   Watching the car go away, Verak stretched his waist, turned and walked towards the factory building.

  —

  Kip City, Light Industrial Zone, in front of Police Station

  A black car stopped, attracting the attention of passers-by.

  Then, the car door opened, and the tall Andre, the blond Winston, and the capable Benedict got out of it, and walked straight into the police station.

   "Hello, who are you?" The sheriff who received this time was different from the last time, so he asked his identity first after welcoming him.

   "Andre, the owner of Naker Weaving Factory." Andre stared at the sheriff and said, "Is Sheriff Schneider there?"

"Uh…"

   "Take me to him."

  The sheriff felt the imposing manner of the person coming, and he didn't dare to neglect in the slightest, so he hurriedly led the group to the door of the sheriff's office.

   "Boom boom boom."

   "Sheriff Schneider, Mr. Andre from Naker Weaving Factory wants to see you." The sheriff knocked on the door and said to the inside.

"Please come in! Please come in!" There was a voice from inside the door, and before the sheriff opened the door, Schneider inside opened the door on his own initiative, with an annoyed expression on his face, "Mr. Andre, you are fighting for that day Is it because of something? Oh, I've been too busy these two days, if you didn't come and forget all about it, I'm so sorry..."

  Andre put his hands in his pockets and walked into the office: "You mean, you didn't investigate this matter?"

"Of course we have investigated, and the results have come out, but it is more complicated and tricky, so I want to report to you after further investigation." Sheriff Schneider then invited Winston and Benedict in, "Please sit down, You go make coffee."

   "Yes." The sheriff left quickly.

  Andre sat in the reception chair facing the sheriff's seat: "Tell me."

"After our interrogation, the seven people all admitted that they took the initiative to pick things up, but they also said that someone ordered them to do all this, otherwise they wouldn't have nothing to do to fight and make trouble." Schneider sat back in his seat and talked about the situation.

   "An instruction? Who?" Andre narrowed his eyes.

   Someone ordered this beyond his expectations.

  If someone secretly promoted this conflict, it is not as simple as blackmailing by hooligans, but someone who is specifically targeting the Nak Weaving Factory.

   "They didn't know it either. They said that it was the man who covered himself up, and it was at night, so he couldn't see his face clearly, and his voice sounded strange..."

   "Is there no other clue? Since that person was able to find them, it means he knows a little about them." Winston said.

"We are trying to investigate this from their interpersonal relationship, but to be honest, it is difficult to find out, after all, they don't know this person, and they must have taken precautions in this regard when ordering them." Sergeant Schneider Face apologetic, "Of course, no matter how difficult it is, we will do our best."

   "But they can't say that someone instigated it, right? Since someone instigated it, they must have received some benefits." Andre questioned.

   Sheriff Schneider nodded: "They did say that they had received benefits, and that person gave them one Jinke each."

   "One gold gram?"

"The man also said that if they were caught in, he would rescue them and give them a good reward after that, so the gang didn't say anything about the interrogation at the beginning. Until they saw that you put Na The workers of the Ke weaving factory and others were taken away, and the people behind them never showed up, and only then did they realize that they had been cheated and revealed the truth.” Sergeant Schneider said, “As for their money, they said they spent all their money. It's over, and I can't afford to make compensation. I also sent someone to check the recent consumption of this group of people, and they have indeed spent a lot in the past few days. According to the behavior of this kind of person, they should really have little money."

  Andre frowned, temporarily put aside the matter of compensation, and considered the authenticity of the instigation: "Is there no more information on the instigation?"

   "No, we have to investigate next."

   "This matter is very important, and you will have to work harder in the future." Andre took out the money this time and directly pushed it to Schneider.

   There is no need to bribe the workers to save the workers. Just take them away when they come, but if you want them to pay attention to the investigation of the instigator, it is impossible to have results without paying money.

   "What are you doing, this is what we should do." Schneider's eyes lit up when he saw the two ten-gold banknotes, but he still pretended to be reserved and didn't accept it immediately.

   "Accept it, I will inevitably ask you to do things in the future." There are no outsiders here, and Andre has not made so many detours.

   "Then... alright! This money is used as the investigation fund for this matter. I believe that with the support of human and financial resources, this matter will have a result soon." Schneider reluctantly put away the two banknotes.

   "Leave these seven troublemakers to us." Andre made a new request as soon as he gave the money.

   "This..." Schneider was stunned for a moment, thinking that Andre wanted to take revenge on this group of people, or do something dangerous in private.

Andre saw concerns in Schneider's eyes, and explained: "Don't worry, I won't do anything out of the ordinary. The medical expenses of the workers in our factory and those alcoholics who helped us were all paid by ourselves. Because they said they would give up easily if they had no money, I want to take them to work in our factory and compensate the money through labor.”

"That's it, it's ok, then these people will be handed over to you, and I will arrange someone to take them there. When do you think they have done enough? Just tell me, and I will bring them back to you at that time." Let's go." Sheriff Schneider no longer worried, and readily agreed to Andre's request.

  Although this is not in line with the regulations, no one cares about it. On the contrary, everyone likes the fact that the wicked have their own grind.

"That's it. Let's go back first. If there is any news about that matter, report to me as soon as possible. If you can catch the mastermind behind the scenes, I don't mind giving you more reward money." After finishing, Andre didn't stay for a second, stood up and planned to leave.

"Look at what you said, I will definitely take it seriously if you don't pay me, and I will give you a satisfactory answer no matter what." Schneider said politely, "The coffee hasn't been brought yet. let's go."

   "The factory still has things to do, drink the coffee yourself." Andre nodded slightly to Schneider, "Goodbye."

   "Ah, goodbye." Schneider sent the group to the office door.

   "What do you think about the behind-the-scenes messenger?" After leaving the police station, Andre asked Winston and Benedict for their opinions.

Winston said: "I think this matter should be true, because they don't need to tell lies. Whether there is a messenger or not is doomed. And they didn't clarify the identity of the messenger, and they won't deliberately pull something People go into the water."

"I think so too, so... this is not to extort money from our factory workers, but to directly target our factory." Benedict and Winston agreed, "But who targeted us What? Could it be that we have offended someone recently? How come I don't remember it?"

   "Anyone offended..." Andre muttered, "So there should be some."

"Who?"

   "All the factory owners in this area except us."

  (end of this chapter)