Wine and Gun

Herstal lowered his eyes and stood quietly, his eyes darkened under the light-colored eyelashes.

"But what happened now..."

"It means that you have judged something wrong again." Herstal said calmly, "I am not the kind of person you think."

"Clara also wants to invite you to be a guest at home. Last time their teacher asked them to do a project to introduce their relatives and friends, she introduced you... She wants to show you the notes and drawings she made for this project. those paintings."

Hardy said hoarsely, his voice strange and broken.

"Now I don't know how to tell her that her Uncle Herstal can't come."

Chapter 82 Fool's Celebration 02

Albarino had not yet begun to dissect the corpse in front of him when Tommy burst into the house with the same vigour as he always did. He was slowly putting on the rǔ rubber gloves, and the scalpel flashed a bright white cold light under the shadowless lamp.

Tommy backhanded the door, approached Albarino, and said in the kind of soft voice that all gossip people choose: "Have you heard? The series of rivers we suspected could be combined before. The suspect in the dumping case has been arrested."

"I'm the forensic doctor in charge of that case," Albarino gave Tommy a slow look, his voice sounding unsurprised and not too emotional. "Bart certainly notified me as soon as they arrested the suspect."

Tommy shifted his focus and looked at Albarino's profile attentively. After he was sure that the other party didn't seem to be planning to say anything else, he hesitantly said in a low voice, "...I saw Wallis just now. Ms. Hardy, because the prosecutor's office wanted a copy of the autopsy reports for those cases, and, uh, she told me that Mr. Armalette's law firm chose to defend that suspect."

When he said this, Albarino was using a knife to cut a long arc from the left acromion to the right acromion of the deceased, and the lowest point went over the sternum of the body; the body of this abnormal death was covered with Purple-red corpse spots, and the abdomen rotted to a greasy green. The thin blade was pulled out of the flesh, and not a single drop of blood fell. Then Albarino stopped what he was doing and looked at Tommy.

Tommy saw him frown slowly, a look that seemed troubled, but soon it disappeared from his face as quickly as it had been erased with an eraser.

"Really?" Albarino said in a calm voice, and then he lowered his head again, and the knife re-inserted the corpse's chest, cutting down at the lowest point in the center of the curved knife mark, all the way to the top of the pubic symphysis.

"You don't seem surprised," Tommy pointed out, frowning.

They all know that Albarino's boyfriend is a gangster lawyer - although they don't understand why Albarino wants to find a gangster lawyer boyfriend - but to a pedophile who is likely to kill a lot of children defend? This is also a bit too much.

Although many people are well aware that the law and the court system are essentially just a secret game using rules, of course everyone has the right to have their own defense lawyer, or something like "suspected crime never exists". But it's still hard for people outside to avoid judging everyone involved in this incident with their own moral values, such as Herstal Armalite.

Like Tommy himself, he now finds the lawyer's choice quite unreasonable.

However, Albarino's answer was: "Herstal is a lawyer."

——That is of course, since Kaba Slade was arrested, he must need a lawyer, in this case, Herstal is his best choice. With Slade's current financial resources, many large law firms in Westland should be willing to serve him, but who can compare to Herstal himself, who once entered Sequoia Manor?

He is the most trustworthy of all the choices, because he must urgently need to save Slade, just as he must save himself - at least in Slade's eyes, Herstal really stands on this stand.

And Albarino suspects that Herstal has to take this position in the end, because the risk of blatantly releasing water in a court trial is too high, not to mention McCard, even Wallis Hardy A senior prosecutor like that could sense something was wrong. The only consequence of doing that is to fall into the trap of the hunter before he touches a single hair on Slade.

Albarino thought he could make a bold estimate of how things would turn out: Herstal would exonerate Slade. A complete exoneration of being released in court, he knew that Herstal had such abilities.

Because if you don't, Stryder doesn't know he'll be jailed for a few years, and the Westland pianist isn't a magician, and he's not big enough to kill someone in prison without knowing it. degree of people. He had to get Slade released so he could find another chance to kill him.

- and this man obviously won't leave Westland until he kills him.

It wasn't a good idea either, just the only option in this situation, and the one that was pretty bad of all the previous plans, especially while McCard was still in the city.

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