May 11, an ominous day. Pen × fun × Pavilion www. ｂｉｑｕｇｅ。 ｉｎｆｏ

Sanjay deliberately took Sonam to the courthouse earlier than the court session, and under the protection of a group of Bargill soldiers dressed as ordinary citizens, Argentas with a couple's cup was colorful, you feed me a spoonful and I feed you a spoonful in the semi-enclosed corridor on the second floor of the courthouse.

What kind of drama are you watching?

Schvita rushed to the courthouse in a black suit and white shirt when the court was about to start, and forgot to pay the taxi fare when he walked into the courthouse while making a phone call. A bear-like middle-aged man, with short black and white hair and an unshaven silver beard, dressed in a blue shirt, raised his right hand and chased after Svetta, calling her to pay a hundred and fifty rupees.

Up to the second floor, Schvita saw the masterpiece of her pit teammates. A baby-faced, long-looking innocent witness. A vaisha with a black beard lying in the hallway, not only has a shoe on one foot, but also carries the other shoe in a close-fitting shirt, half of the sole of which is mischievously exposed. The most terrible thing is that although this witness is a baby voice, he has to add a "Is there a pickle?" after every line? The tail of the body, full of alcohol, can't even stand steadily.

Seeing the witness, who had been set up by Svetta's assistant and immediately slid against the wall to the ground, Sonam delivered a scoop of ice cream to Sanchi's nostrils. The two people who were in a hurry to deal with this accident missed some details. But standing behind him, Babur watched the whole process, the selection of witnesses.

When Sanjay and Sonam arrived in the gallery, the trial had already begun. At this time, it was not the drunkard who stood in the witness stand just now, but a fair-skinned mute. However, Sonam felt that this person was very similar to the taxi driver just now.

The trial went smoothly, and the witnesses gave their nods after Sveta's statement. The judge dismissed the protests of the plaintiff's lawyer and acquitted the defendant.

"I appreciate Schwaiter's performance in this case by defending himself as a mute witness. The Tribunal dismissed the case because there was insufficient evidence to substantiate the charges against the defendant, Makhegi. Before the judge's majestic verdict was finished, the scene remembered the ringing of the mobile phone.

As soon as the verdict was over, the innocent-looking witness took out his mobile phone from his trouser pocket and bent down to pick it up with his hand half-blocked. Most of the spectators and the prosecution stood up in surprise, and even the old judge took off his reading glasses in surprise to see what was going on. After putting away the phone, the witness first looked at the judge blankly, and then turned to look at Schveta.

Speechless, Schvita slapped his right hand on his forehead, and the witness immediately turned his head and nodded at the judge several times. In this regard, Schwaiter could only widen his eyes and clench his right hand into a fist, and the fist was aimed at his mouth.

The judge, who suddenly came to his senses, didn't care and was patrolling the surrounding witnesses again, looked at Schvita and roared, "What the hell are you doing? You stupid girl, get out of my courtroom and never come back. After three heavy gavels striking the table, the trial ended.

Sanjay pulled Sveta to comfort the lost and got into his cab after the witness Ganesh.

"Oberoi Grand Hotel Kolkata." It was not the words of Babur, who was sitting to the right of Ganesh, but the voice of Sanjay, who was sitting directly behind him.

Ganesh replied blandly, "Yes, sir." "I have to say that even with this sound, it's still very comfortable to listen to.

"Sonamu, how about having this driver be your personal chauffeur?" Sanjay said, staring at the driver in the car's mirror. "Mr. Ganesh, I was surprised by how you behaved in the courtroom. I feel like if a naïve person like you were my wife's driver, I wouldn't have to worry about her accident at all. “

"Sir, you've won the prize." The smile on Ganesh's face vanished.

Along the way, there was no more communication. It wasn't until he arrived at the hotel and got off the bus that Sanjay left another word. "This is a job that will bring you and your sister happiness, so please consider it seriously." Hearing this, Babur turned around and handed out his business card, but unexpectedly, Sanjay handed out a Babur business card with a number written on it, and the extra name on the business card was Sanjay's name and a string of mobile phone numbers, which belonged to Prince Sanjay's name.

After having lunch in the hotel room, Sanjay personally drove Sonam to the airport to meet up with his classmates who were returning today, and Babur did not show up again.

The loss of returning alone was soon lost in a corner of memory in the gossip inquiries of female classmates.

What did Babur do? The official version was to arrange a schedule for the meeting between the state's military dignitaries and the real affairs officer and Sanjay, the prince's agent, but in fact Babur only called the elected government dignitaries and went to the local Ganesh temple to verify his suspicions.

Ganesh is a famous Hindu deity who has a happy elephant head and a slightly chubby body. The driver, Ganesh, also had a slightly chubby body and a smile that made people feel like a spring breeze.

Ganesau was originally a handsome warrior created by Goddess Parvati with her own sweat to protect her when Lord Shiva was away. So he was very loyal to the mother goddess outside the door, and when Shiva came home to enter the door, Ganesau tried his best to stop him because he didn't know his father. Finally, Shiva, in a fit of rage, cut off his head and killed him. Goddess Durga, who heard the voice, came out to find that her son was dead and felt very sad. To comfort the goddess, Shiva said that finding the first dead creature in the north would bring him back to life by cutting off the creature's head and attaching it to Ganesh. As a precaution, Shiva deliberately caused the gods to find a creature in the north that was the body of an elephant, and from then on Ganesh became the image of an elephant-headed human body. In compensation, Shiva gave him the power to remove all obstacles, and gave him the right to manage the imp Kana, who created obstacles, so that he was the god who could remove all obstacles.

In addition, the myth also describes that the god Ganesha created many obstacles on the way to the temple, so that the repentant could easily worship the god, and the unrepentant wicked would find it difficult to approach the temple, so he was also the judge who tested the devotees of the goddess Parvati.

In the core area of the temple, which is closed to the public, Babur, together with his uncle, the previous Brahmin officer, tried to use the remaining powers of the goddess to verify whether there was really an avatar who could reproduce the myth and appear in Kolkata.

Under the influence of mysterious powers, Ganesh appeared in front of Babur's eyes in the form of a rental, and the position of the innocent smiling face looked like an elephant's head wearing a crown at this time. At this time, Babul felt that he should take his prince to the ancient temple of Tantra to have a look, because he was an unsuccessful living Buddha.

In any case, if you can incorporate this Ganesh Nada Knessneswar Temple and Bailur Temple, after seeing the living mythical incarnation, it is estimated that they will also return to the right path. Now it seems that the prince is sure to adopt this part-time bodyguard of the driver who has become Sonam, and he just needs to push the boat along the river and wait and see what happens.

While Babur was conferring with his father, and while Sanjay was flirting with his full-time waiter in his suite at the long-packed Oberoi Kolkata Hotel, Sonam was reminiscing about the honeymoon in his bedroom at home.

PS: There is a new brain hole, the outline is revised, I will try to see if I can change the classification.