James's Home. Not Grande, his own home, Liszt's apartment in the backstreets.

Living room. The coffee table was littered with boxes of magazines and desserts, the TV counter was littered with rental videos and movies that had been overdue for several days but had not been returned, and the bar was littered with smudge-strewn wine glasses and empty bottles.

Bathroom. The sink was littered with blond hair that was too long for a man like James, the bathroom was full of feminine care products that had not been properly closed after opening, and the bathtub was ...... Blocked.

Bedroom on the second floor......

Do you need to list them? No, James's house is stuffed with traces of a woman living here.

And all these traces need to disappear before Kate returns.

Zach and Wes are helping.

Through the iron door of James's apartment, there was the sound of a hurried and heavy upstairs coming. Someone apparently didn't even want to wait for the elevator to run down the stairs.

Bang, bang! is the sound of slamming the door.

"I'll go (open the door). "Zach got the lead, at least ahead of Wes—cleaning up the household garbage of someone who is not related to the family is a very disgusting job for a normal person. And for Weiss, this person who is not related to him is a woman who has a terrible first impression on him, Miley Liszt. Then the process is even more uncomfortable.

I don't remember remembering the fact that Miley tried to seduce Wes at Grande earlier. I have a little impression that in the early days, Wes was against Miley finding James.

Being preempted by Zack, Wes irritably tied up a garbage bag and said to James, "When is Kate coming back?"

"I don't know. James replied without spirit.

He should be—

Zakla opened the iron door and put on a surprised expression, "Detective Curson!"

"Hey Zack!" Echoing Mr. Grande's salutation and greeting, Detective Curson pushed Zack away, then over the black garbage bags piled up in the doorway, and headed straight for James. Then, with a punch, "You're happy!!" Spat splashed on James's face, which was not ready to be raised, "Chapman was finally killed by you!!!"

The atmosphere in this home froze for a moment.

Zach began to slowly pull back the iron door, and whoop-

Wes rushed at Cousson, grabbing Cosen's collar without leaving a hand, "Hey!

"Forget it, Wes. James raised his hand and touched the cheek where Curson had just been punched.

Wes frowned, gave Curson another warning with his eyes, and let go.

Detective Cousson didn't continue to question James, and while sorting out the clothes that Wes was pulling, he looked around with a gloomy face, and his gaze stopped on Zack's face for a moment, "When I came from the North District Police Station, I heard from the bureau that the funeral would be handed over to Grande. "Sort of informed.

Zach nodded, "Grande's honor." ”

It is an honor not only to witness the farewell of a policeman to the world, but also a farewell ceremony for a police officer who died in the line of duty. The reputation of the Grande that Old Hank cared about, as everyone can imagine.

Curson retracted his gaze, lowered his head, and made a transition to Zack's speech, and his emotions calmed down significantly, "I warned Chapman, don't think that you saved him......" The words were obviously said to James, the content, naturally, Chapman's suicide, Cowson and James saved Chapman together, and helped him round out the whole incident, "I always have the heart to repay you, no matter what you do, I will come to the side to help you......" This, it should be said that every time James handles a case, Chapman always volunteers to be James's subordinate, and if there is nothing to do, he will favor James in the police station. Does this need to be an example, recall, the example of the ground.

"I warned him. Curson took a deep breath that turned into a repetition of his own words, "I warned him." He closed his eyes and continued to breathe deeply.

Zach was standing by the door, and he managed to close the door that the people who lived here were neglecting, and Zach didn't want to make any more noise to get attention. So Zach stood quietly where he was, and you don't know why Zach didn't want to be noticed??uh.

Is the reason for Chapman's sacrifice the same as Coulson said? Is it because Chapman 'wants to repay being saved by James once, and he comes to James to help him in everything?? Heh, the meaning of the quotation marks does not need to be repeated in this story, we know that Chapman helped James because he was the informant of the devil.

Irony can only be shown by us from God's point of view. The people in the story, who know and don't make a sound, like Zach now.

Unprepared to be quiet, it was Wes, Reason, who was here to clean up Miley's house, defending his friend James, "You want to blame Chapman's death on us?!" Wes's tone was unquestionable, "We called all the officers in the North District Police Department who could act! Not only Chapman! Every step we arranged was in accordance with the standard process, and we didn't do anything wrong! His death was just an accident!"

Zach was fiddling with his fingers with his head down.

Here, it will probably cause everyone's discomfort -

Human emotions are limited by the senses, and many emotions are unnecessary.

For example, Cowson's accusations from fierce to superficially calm, James's abandonment from beginning to end, and Wess unilaterally came forward for his friend's extreme absence. These are unnecessary. The only thing that was necessary was Zach, a hint of Zack's chagrin. If he hadn't returned the arrest of the other cars to the police, Chapman's death would not have happened.

This frustration is really only a hint of it, first of all, Zach handed over the work that belonged to the police to the police, and there was no problem at all. Then, if Chapman had put his job as a police officer second, and his work as a demonic informant to get information first, he wouldn't have died.

At last. Some people may feel sentimental about the image of Chapman being dragged away by Cerberus after saying "goodbye", but, just three seconds after this picture, a black smudge appeared in Zack's field of vision, and then expanded, expanded, and turned into a humanoid black mist, Chapman's voice, "Uh, I'm back again." ”

Therefore, only Zach should have emotions, and only deserve to have a trace of Zack's emotions.

Everything that humans feel here is unnecessary. It's useless and pointless.

Zach is not prepared to remind these humans to improve their emotional intelligence. Zach was thinking about something completely unrelated to that...... It's not completely unrelated. It has to do with Chapman's current race, the Devil.

Zach didn't ask, but he listened to what Chapman said in the car—half of Barton's violence now comes from skulls.

I didn't care enough at the time, because where is the attribute of the skull black professional gang, Patton's murder was not the work of the skull and skull, it was already the good of the demon Sgaull, plus saying this, after all, it was Chapman who was still wearing a police uniform, Zach felt that there was at least a balance between the black professional gang and Patton's enforcers.

Now, the balance has completely shifted to the other side.

I don't know if I realize it, although Zach can almost say everything that happens in his own Barton - because no matter where Barton happens, he will know about it through inexplicable means, and occasionally selectively participate in it, constituting the daily routine of boring funeral life.

But in fact, how could Zach possibly know all the events that took place in Barton. All the people who can come to Zack and be known by Zach are ...... How to say, 'big deal'. Human society, interracial conspiracies, and the ...... of nations There are a lot of things that Zach doesn't know.

To give a more specific example, James lives in Grande, and Chapman's mouth is half of the violence in charge of the skull, does James mention it? No, James's case in Grandriety is only the sociopathic murder and the novice in the West.

Feel it, the magnitude of the events is such that many of Barton's events do not reach our dear vampire and all those around him. The demons who were restricted from entering the upper echelons of Barton's society controlled half of such events, and no one thought it was worth caring about?

Before today, there was at least one Chapman who didn't often leave the country to keep an eye on these events that were ignored by the 'protagonists', and now, who is going to keep an eye on them? We know that Chapman is impossible, and he will probably be involved.

Yes, Zach is now discovering Chapman's importance. Barton's law enforcement agency needs an informant who can walk into the devil!

The atmosphere in the room is terrible. The main thing is that Zach, who usually acts as a wandering regulator in different moods, did not speak.

It didn't take long for Corson to be the one who spotted the point, and he looked at Zach, "I was at the North Police Department for a while, and I saw the report of the case. Is this your tip-off for them, the escape of the smuggling ring. ”

This is kind of a reminder that Zach, the owner of a funeral home, is in this weird situation. You can't blame Cowson, after all, that's what Cowson thinks of Zach - what James shouldn't have done is what Zachary Grande is behind it.

Zach looked up and saw Wes's frowning pleading eyes.

Zach needs to take over the pot, the true nature of the white case, Cowson, a detective who doesn't know the cause of all the weird events in Patton, can't know. The North District Police Department portrayed Xiaobai's case as a smuggling case, and the smuggling case was the fact that Cousson needed to know.

Zach nodded, "It's me." I have received the news that the cargoes of this gang were wiped out in the port of Massa yesterday, and that the whole gang is preparing for an emergency evacuation of Barton. So I told Lance and Wes Detectives. Although Zach had no intention of participating in the death of Chapman, the source of Curson's emotions, he could only go along with it now, "I'm sorry, it was my immature intelligence that killed Officer Chapman." ”

Immaturity refers to the haste of the police operation, which was explained before and is not repeated now.

Corson didn't look at Zach anymore, and he couldn't make out what it was, "Next time, don't just think about informing Detective Lance." "Staring at James," I saw that he was only a homicide detective in the North District Bureau. "It means...... In Cowson's logic, although Zachary Grande existed because the Lance family was trying to assist James (Zach misled Director Cologne's conclusion), there was no need to put any gold on James's face! Smuggling and murder are far from being different.

It can be confirmed that Corson meant to blame Zach. The reason for the lack of tone is simply that he is afraid that Zach is too precious an intelligence resource, and Cowson has finally made a compromise for the sake of Barton's law enforcement environment.

Instead, Zach can imagine how Curson will report to the Commissioner of Cologne when he returns to the Southern Police Department. A certain misdirection is going to go further and further. Forget it, Zach doesn't care much.

Zach nodded humbly, letting Corson know that he had been taught a lesson.

Curson took one last deep breath and looked around again, "You stink in here!" and turned to leave.

Zach opened the door to see off the guests attentively.

When the door closes again, "it's open." James, who had not shown any expression, spoke, "Wes, go open the window." "It really stinks here.

Wes listened to the order, and Zach began to walk around again to help go to the second floor. Naturally, all the windows that could be opened were opened.

Zach opened a window in his bedroom that was half obscured by a sign on Liszt Street...... You still know the structure of James's apartment, and below is Liszt's storefront.

Zach saw a briefcase blocked between the sign and the side of the window. It's a very hidden location, and if it weren't for the sensitivity of Zack's vampire, no one would have found the hidden bag.

Zach hesitated, his whole body hanging out of the window, and with a little effort, pulled out his briefcase. Zach wondered who was hiding the bag here in what position.

The way to get the answer was simple, and when he came out of the bedroom and looked downstairs, Weiss and James didn't mean to come up. Zach opened the bag.

Zach saw money, cash, a lot, at least tens of thousands. Zach saw the weapon, the gun, which looked like a normal gun, but Zach didn't have the slightest desire to touch it, the matching ammunition, silver. Zach saw the documents, passports, ID cards, driver's licenses, everything, photos were all ...... James Lance, but the name?

Zach stood in front of the railing on the second floor, facing James below, "Who's Orlando Fisco?"

Wes looked up at Zach, confused, James, not at all.

So, one thing confirmed, it wasn't prepared by James.

Zach went back to the bedroom, with a stack of money in his left hand and a stack of ID cards in his right hand, and returned to the railing, "James, I found a person in this world who looks exactly like you, named Orlando Fisco." I believe I just found all his possessions in this world. ”

Wes looked up at Zach again, even more confused. James, too, looked up, completely unaware of what Zach was talking about, and fully showed a face that he didn't want to know at all.

"There was also a gun with silver bullets that I didn't want to touch. Zach spoke, naturally comprehensively, "tucked away from your window." "Should we worry again about the possibility of your identity being stolen?" "The first encounter between James and Zach," again, put it back in its place, lest Orlando Fisko worry that his fortune would disappear. ”

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