"What's wrong?" Sensing Anne's gaze, Brooklyn turned her head and asked.

"Nothing." Anne smiled and said.

"I'm thinking about the house." She counted with her fingers crossed

"I have a little savings here, and I guess you have a little bit there, but we're still a little far from 5 million."

"So you're thinking about this." Brooklyn shook his head and laughed

"Don't think about it, I have a way to fix it."

"What can you do?" Anne asked suspiciously

"Is someone sending you another 170 million?" Brooklyn shook his head and smiled without saying a word. As long as New York is taken, money is not an issue.

In other words, even if you don't take New York, with Brooklyn today, money is not a problem. He is not willing to accept bribes, nor is he willing to make money through informal channels, and he is not willing to violate the rules.

Even so, money is still not an issue. He can go to the bank for a loan. As long as he 'acts impartially' in the bank's lawsuit, the bank will be more than happy to lend him money.

Although he nominally borrowed the money from the bank, the bank would not collect it, and would even borrow it every once in a while to help him repay it.

Nominally borrowed, in fact the money did not have to be repaid as long as he did not suffer a blow. What's the difference between that and what belongs to him?

Brooklyn didn't even need to be 'impartial' to the banks, and his social status meant that he could borrow money more easily.

But Brooklyn doesn't plan to do that. He bet on the New York incident. Seeing that Brooklyn refused to speak, Anne did not insist on it, and turned to the preparatory work of the law firm.

It's just that before they finished speaking, the two arrived home. The three floors were pitch black, and Thunder was not at home. Brooklyn went back to the house and picked up some clothes and some small things, and when he got back to the car, he drove to Annie's apartment.

…… After a night. Brooklyn made breakfast, omelets with milk. The omelet was golden and charred, just over a plate topped with sausages and bacon, covered with lightly fried leaves, and a glass filled with milk next to it.

It sounds very fragrant to ask, but it looks a bit of a nondescript mix-and-match. Anne didn't understand this, she thought the omelet was delicious, ate the omelet and drank the milk, and the two of them carried the document bag to e.. Y rushed.

It was the first time the two of them had worked together, and it felt amazing. Arriving at the parking lot, parking upstairs, and before parting, Anne delivers a kiss with the taste of an omelet.

Brooklyn hummed a little tune back to the office, in a good mood. Webster had been waiting for a long time, and when he saw Brooklyn coming, he spread out his tablet and began to read today's itinerary, which was attended by Bob remotely, fully considering all factors, and there would be no unreasonable situation.

Brooklyn, naturally, will not object. And so, a pleasant day begins. Gracie Pamela was not happy.

She found several boxing clubs, thinking of uniting them to make a big deal out of it, giving Brooklyn a little color, and she even contacted a lot of messy unions.

But what made her feel unbelievable was that no one from the boxing club, or the union, was willing to take this order!

When they heard that it was Brooklyn Lee who they were dealing with, they quickly ended the conversation with reasons such as "the itinerary is full", "sorry, you can go to another house", "sorry, I'm afraid this is not in our category".

Gracie Pamela went to the Colorblind Club and the Rainbow Club, and their reaction was similar to that of the Boxers Club.

Gracie Pamela was maddened. Both she and Brooklyn underestimated the deterrent power of being a member of the Harvard Assembly.

Whether it's boxers, colorblindness, rainbows, or trade unions, they really want to expand their influence, and some even form non-profit organizations as a basis for promotion and entering the political arena.

No matter what their purpose is, if they can run the club to a certain size, it means that they are not stupid, they can distinguish which principles are used to fool the public, and which ones they need to follow.

Brooklyn has not been in the Harvard Council for a long time, but his methods are gentle, and everyone's interests are fully considered, and most people are satisfied with him, and occasionally there are a few small flaws and complaints, and they are also flawed.

In this case, whoever provokes Brooklyn and throws dirty water on Brooklyn is waiting to be torn to pieces by the fierce Harvard.

Gracie faced the same awkward situation as Brooklyn — they couldn't find a voice.

In the end, Gracie decided that he could not find the club's voice support, so he simply formed one himself, and it was just with the help of this incident that he became an instant hit, and maybe he could enter the White House and be summoned by the president.

Anyway, the fool grabbed a lot of them, fooling these fools with their words and routines. Gracie thought beautifully, quickly gathered a straggler, and then sent an email to the major media outlets, describing himself as a poor victim, Brooklyn as a heinous demon, and the fool he fooled was a zealous citizen who spoke up.

With the encouragement of enthusiastic citizens, she decided to face her fears and seek justice. Gracie deliberately wrote the letter indistinctly, as if he had had an affair with Brooklyn.

She thought it would arouse the interest of the media and make them pay more attention. The media did take it seriously, but not as much as she thought.

Her ambiguity and ambiguity were not even known to Anne, and they were disposed of. But she got her wish anyway.

At the time of her fuss, almost all the media in New York came. And e.. Y's reaction was also not unexpected.

Eventually, she was taken away by the police. But she was satisfied. She waited in her detention cell for public opinion to ferment, and people came together to denounce Brooklyn and turn him into a street rat.

But what she was waiting for was a lady. Dan Liz! Gracie knows Dan Liz. She had scolded Dan Liz online, and she thought Dan was a fool.

Gracie naturally agrees with Dan's philosophy, as long as it is not the absence of the cerebellum, who does not know what fairness and equality mean!

But can such a thing be said? You said it, how do you let everyone seek benefits? How else to enjoy dyfirst?

Dan Liz accepted Brooklyn's 'commission' to see Gracie to investigate the actual situation.

There was no need to speak, and with just a glance, Dan knew where Gracie was standing. She has seen so many of this kind of people that she can even predict what the other party's next action will be and what the next sentence will express.

Naturally, Dan also does not lack the means to deal with such people. An hour later, Dan left the police station, sat back in the car, gathered his thoughts, and called Brooklyn.

The situation was much better than she thought. Dan told Brooklyn about the results he had gotten, told him that the people he had hired last night at Gracie's own expense, and that no club had taken her orders, and that the Brooklyn New York news media was in a good environment and didn't report blindly.

Dan finally congratulated Brooklyn and told him that all he needed to do was go through the proper process and submit a whistleblower letter to the committee before Gracie could react, and the turmoil would be over.

Brooklyn said yes, but in his heart, he was full of slander. Where is the situation better? How is this Gracie Pamela a silver-like pewter spearhead?

He gave in like this, Gracie Pamela couldn't even make a big deal out of it! Return the White House, return the first lady, she's afraid she's dreaming, right?

Brooklyn thought disgustedly. If Gracie can't, he'll have to find another target. But where is the goal?

Right now, there's one. But do you really have to do that? Brooklyn hesitated, and Dan's answer was even more perfunctory.

In the end, he rejected the plan. Dan Liz is a good substitute, but that's the opposite of what he was meant to be.

Perhaps choosing Dan Liz as his target will quickly make things bigger, and he can win this time by means of means, but he will also be completely on the opposite side of the people.

The populace is not stupid. They may be blinded for a moment, but sooner or later they will come to their senses.

Brooklyn wants to bring back the praise of 'Themis', not to make it a shameless boast and boast in politics.

This kind of praise is the most genuine only when it comes from the mouth of the people and is spontaneously shouted by the people.

Brooklyn thanked Dan Liz and ended the call. He made people stare at Gracie, but he didn't make any other moves.

He wished Gracie could toss a little bit and make a big deal out of it. After thinking for a moment, Brooklyn called Will McEvoy.

At the beginning, the two had similar political views, and they could be said to be a pair of confidants who had never met. Later, Brooklyn appeared on A's show, and his relationship with Will went further.

After that, the two didn't actually have much contact. Brooklyn needs A and also goes directly to Winston, who is the majority shareholder of A.

Coupled with the fact that he was busy with Harvard and New York, his political stance kept changing, which made Will feel disappointed.

After going back and forth, the two broke off contact. It hadn't even been a long time since Will had covered Brooklyn as much as he used to, and even if the news was related to Brooklyn, he was just passing it by like everyone else.

Business! Will was outraged that Brooklyn had given up on being a true judge, for bringing fairness and justice to the people, for giving up the praise that people had 'bestowed' on him.

In particular, Brooklyn's performance on Orvis Eucalyptus can be said to have disappointed him.

Perhaps Brooklyn's methods seem to be to achieve justice, but it is because the 'forces of evil' are too powerful to force him to break the rules and use unconventional means.

Some people will applaud what Brooklyn has done, they think Brooklyn is punishing evil and promoting good, and they think that there is nothing to say about the bad guys, so they should do it!

In their eyes, in order to treat the bad guys, it is not too much to use outrageous means, and a bad person, no matter how serious the sentence is, is not too much - it is better not to try at all, don't give the bad guys a chance to speak, and sentence them all to death!

If you can sit together, it would be great to be able to punish the clan! Will doesn't see it that way. He couldn't even comprehend the train of thought of these people.

Whatever Brooklyn's purpose in doing this, he violated the rules. As a judge, there are some red lines that cannot be crossed.

Before the passover, everyone will trust Brooklyn 100 percent, and everyone agrees with Brooklyn's justice, even if they are wronged, they will not panic, because Brooklyn will not let it go.

But now Brooklyn has crossed the red line once. Once there were two, then three, four, five...... Brooklyn became like the rest of the judges.

Will believes that Brooklyn must abide by the rules, and it is even better not to go near that red line, and then he will become a legend in the federal and even human judicial circles, he will become a beacon, and the admiration and respect for him will never cease, he will become synonymous with justice, and future generations of judges will be proud to receive such praise as 'xxx Brooklyn'.

There was a chance! Originally, Brooklyn had a chance! But it's all ruined! Will didn't understand why so many people would give up the opportunity to be admired by all generations, and instead seek the slightest benefit in front of them.

As for the so-called 'abhorrence of evil' sense of justice that some people display, in Will's opinion, there is another word to describe it - brutality!

Whether in the East or the West, it is not uncommon in history to love to punish without teaching, and it is not uncommon to see kings who even sit and even punish the people, and they all have a unified title, called tyrants.

Brooklyn kept things simple. Once trust is lost, it will be much more difficult to get it back than it was when you first gained it.

Will is a media guy and understands politicians no less than politicians themselves. Once he sobered up from his cult of Brooklyn, Brooklyn lost his idol aura and became no different from other politicians.

As a result, Will was on high alert for the incoming call from Brooklyn. Brooklyn said hello, sensing the anomaly in Will's cold response.

Brooklyn didn't ask, and he didn't ignore it. He mentioned the past, talked about the last time he was on the show, and talked about the praise and help that Will had given him on TV a few times, and expressed his sincere gratitude.

Brooklyn seems to be reminiscing about the past with Will, but in fact he is constantly changing topics quickly, testing Will's attitude and finding out why Will is cold to him.

Soon, Brooklyn summed up the pattern. All the mention of Will's help to him, especially on the evening news, Will's tone changes slightly, as if it were a pity.

And when he mentions that he was going to ask him for help at the Manhattan Hotel meeting, Will's tone becomes cold again, mixed with undisguised disgust.

Brooklyn immediately put an end to the topic. He talks about the deeds of Harvard alumnus Dan Lis, but in fact he is analyzing and pondering Will's changes.

Soon, he had a vague guess. Will was very interested in Dan Liz's deeds, and the coldness between his words dissipated a lot.

Brooklyn was not in a hurry to test his guesses, but spoke of his support for Dan Liz and quietly 'leaked' to Will, telling him that Harvard was ready to set Dan Litz as a model in order to recast Harvard's image.

He also revealed a little bit about Harvard's image plan to Will, telling Will that there would be many more people like Dan Lis.

Brooklyn laughed

"Although our image plan is also for the image, it is different from the general image plan."

"We're really looking for genuine positive people to promote, rather than using your media propaganda to recreate an image. What we show is their true image, and we don't cheat! ”