Ben Hain, a very ordinary name, but behind this name stands an uncommon person, Bowers.

Benhain was the child of Bowers' ex-wife's brother, who died of illness before he had a second marriage.

The second marriage did not affect the relationship between Bowers and his ex-wife's family members, on the contrary, they became more closely connected, all because although Bowers's current wife is more powerful than the first wife, there are not many people who can use it.

This goes back to the situation that the Buddha had encountered before, where only suffering can give one the courage to find a way to find liberation, and the enjoyment of abundance can wear down one's will.

Bowers has always had a huge sense of guilt for not being able to save his ex-wife's life, so he is also very kind to his ex-wife's family, which can be regarded as a kind of conscience compensation.

His ex-wife's family has been secretly doing things for Bowers, and some of them have made their way into the heart of the Bowers Group, including Ben Hain.

Because of the death of Bowers's ex-wife, most of these people's relationship with Bowers is unknown to outsiders, and they belong to the kind of people who will not be particularly noticed, which is also in line with Bowers's principle of using them - to hide themselves as much as possible.

Of course, this kind of secret is only for the majority of the upper echelons of society, and it cannot be hidden from people of the same class as Bowers, and there are more or less people in the whole empire who know about it, and Maggs is one of them.

Maggs wanted to support Bowworth to come to power to alleviate the resentment of the common people within the New Party and divide the common people, and naturally he also knew some disagreements between Bowers and Dulin, and he had already told Duhrin about these things.

Moreover, even if Maggs does not say it, Ben Hain, who is a little famous in the middle of the empire, has always walked on the fringes of business and politics as a broker, but not so famous.

I met Benhain once at the Kaile Hotel, but the two had no contact at that time and did not say hello.

Two high-ranking agents from the Imperial Capital Investigation Directorate are linked to Ben Hain, and the mastermind behind these people knows that it is Bowers.

Coupled with the fact that there was a little disagreement between Durin and Bowers before, Durin had enough reason to believe that Bowers was mobilizing the resources in his hands to investigate himself, which made Durin a little indignant, he didn't like those who didn't follow the rules.

According to the provisions of the Imperial Charter, even if someone in the cabinet nods his head to agree to investigate him, he must go through impeachment proceedings to remove him from the governor's position before he can be eligible to open an investigation.

The agents began to investigate Dufo during his tenure, in clear violation of the Charter.

Bowers must have been so angry with him that he would think of such an outrageous move, although Bowers had done enough to protect himself - cutting Benhain's line if necessary would be enough to get out of it.

And the cabinet will not be too fanfare to investigate and pursue exhaustively, because there are other issues involved, such as abuse of power and malfeasance, and it is the more important agency of the empire, the General Directorate of Police Investigation, that is connected to this matter at a critical moment.

Once investigated, it is very likely that a hole will be found, and the best hope for any regime in the early stages of its reign is to have a smooth transition of power, so that the newly inaugurated ruling cabinet can firmly grasp the power within the empire, and then start to engage in political struggle.

At this time, the cabinet will definitely not agree to pursue the investigation, so it is obviously inappropriate to chase this line and not let go.

The nature of politics would have made Benhain a petty victim, but at best it would have been a felony to imprison him and bribe the bureau's top brass to investigate incumbent government officials for violating the rules.

If Ben Hain had a good enough lawyer to defend him, he might be able to get out of prison in just six months.

After hanging up the phone, Durin immediately called Mags, who had few opportunities to wake up in the middle of the night after retirement, and still missed the life that used to be like this, he sat in the study and answered Durin's phone, from his voice Durin could tell that he was in a good mood now, and his physical condition should be fine.

"This is the second time I've been on a late-night call in six months since I retired, you're in luck, boy. The old man laughed as he spoke, "Suddenly I can sleep until dawn and I'm not used to it, is there anything wrong with calling me so late?"

It's not too late at all, it's less than ten o'clock, but most old people like Mags, especially those with aristocratic status, have long been accustomed to starting to rest before half past eight, and delay their lives by slowing down their metabolism.

Power, wealth, no matter how precious it is, is not as precious as one's own life, this is almost the consensus of the owner.

Durin sorted out his thoughts and said softly, "Bowers used the people of the General Investigation Bureau to investigate me behind my back, what do you think I should do?"

The moment he heard Durin's words, Maggs was stunned for a moment, he couldn't imagine that Bowers would actually let people investigate Durin, but after thinking about it, the two were contradictory at the beginning of the contact under his control, and during this time he also heard that Bowers was blocked by Dulin after running for the Chamber of Commerce, that old thing actually does a very good job many times, and the only flaw is that it is easy to fall into a state of anger.

He often does things without his brains when he is in a state of rage, and he has been the whip of the New Party for a long time, even if he does something stupid in a state of rage, he will not admit it, let alone admit that he is wrong.

His work was also the main cause of his change in temperament, but he was able to be so stupid, should he say that Durin really mad him to make such a stupid decision, or should he say that he was so stupid in the first place?

After thinking for a moment, Maggs suddenly smiled dumbly, "I'm already retired, what's the use of you calling me? What I say now may not be better than what you say......

He smiled and sighed, "Okay, it's time for me to go back to sleep, don't bother me if it's okay." ”

Although Mags didn't say anything, Dührin already knew what to do, and the purpose of his call was not to seek any help from Maggs, and in Dürin's heart, Bowworth was not a big problem, on the contrary, this call was actually made by Dührin for Bowers to Maggs.

Mags also figured it out later, and expressed his attitude, Dulin hung up the phone and thought about it, picked up the phone and called Savi, "Please go to the imperial capital and help me bring someone back." ”

Since it happened from Ben Hain's side, it was only natural that it should end from that side.

Now is not a good time to fight Bowers head-on, as the old party has just come to power, and the new party has broken out into infighting, which will make people disappointed in the new party, and there may be more scandals, and Doolin is a bit sensitive now.

Secondly, even if he wants to launch a political struggle to fight Bowards, he lacks sufficient strength and background in his hands, and it is better to hide it in a timid tone.

But a small character like Benhain, who has nothing to do with politics, can be gradually eliminated.

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