Brooklyn is scaring Mark Mee with the future. He certainly wouldn't do such a vicious thing, just as he had decided to truly accept Burke and Anthony.

He is not a real politician, and he cannot be as absolute and pure as a politician. He's just doing what a politician does, or rather, he's playing a politician.

Speak out the worst, this is deterrence. In particular, this kind of deterrence involves the unsolvable problem of time and age.

Mark Milai could only feel powerless and pale. Even if he becomes the captain of the ball, what can he do? He can't beat time.

It was destined that by the time his youngest son grew up, he would be decrepit. His youngest son was destined to rely on Brooklyn and Annie—or he would get rid of them now.

Or, the only way for him to break the game is to put away the feelings. Treat your youngest son as you would Anne.

But when he treated Anne like that, Anne treated him indifferently first. He is indeed Anne's father, but the two have been together like enemies for so many years, even if he cares about family affection, how much affection can he have for Anne?

Moreover, he is also a politician who is good at measuring value. Anne was just a bargaining chip in his eyes.

Being able to agree to her marrying Brooklyn is already his last fatherly love. - Mark Millay has a marriage goal that is more valuable than Brooklyn's.

Mark Milai has calmed down. He suddenly felt ridiculous. It's ridiculous on its own. He 'sold' Anne so much that he was even accustomed to measuring the value in the first place, and then making a deal, haggling, on the outskirts of the city...... This process.

Suddenly, he developed feelings for a child who had not yet been born. He agreed to the wedding in a vague way, just so that this child would not have to bear the name of an illegitimate child, and he hoped that this child would inherit everything from him.

It was only on the day of the wedding that he suddenly woke up, and he couldn't explain it to Brooklyn and Anne by doing so.

So he acted absurdly, inconsistently, and showed flaws, and was finally caught by Brooklyn. Mark Milley is an old-school guy.

After he calmed down, his sanity quickly returned.

"You're right, Brooklyn. I'm old, and he has to count on you. Mark Milai nodded in acknowledgement.

Brooklyn nodded, and he leaned over to Mark Mie, helped him straighten his clothes, smoothed out his wrinkles, straightened his bow tie, and said

"Mark, you should talk to Anne." He patted Mark Millaine on the shoulder

"Even though Anne and I would have had a wedding without you, she would probably have been on her mind because of the Manhattan Hotel meeting. That's not good. "He's more than just allies with Mark Millay.

The unborn baby brought them closer together, and even theoretically Brooklyn had a much more reliable relationship with Mark Mealey than he did with Winston or Frank.

Mark Milley is an old-school patriarch and an old-school politician. He was like an old king who had only been happy with his heir in his twilight years, and he was ecstatic, but he was also worried about it.

Because he was already old, he couldn't shelter this heir for long. He needs a reliable person to play his role and help his heir grow up.

What could be more reliable than a brother-in-law with a promising future? They are related by blood, they are family.

Although Brooklyn seems a bit bottomless, it doesn't matter, feelings are cultivated.

That's what Mark Millen is good at. He can use the next ten years or even decades to cultivate Brooklyn's relationship with the baby, and he can use these times to cultivate Brooklyn's relationship with himself.

"Brooklyn." Mark Milley must have drunk a lot of wine, and his mouth was full of wine when he exhaled.

He put his arms around Brooklyn's neck and leaned over to speak

"You're right, Brooklyn, I should talk to Annie."

"Brooklyn, with this kid, you've captured my greatest weakness."

"Now, we are the most reliable allies in the world." The so-called 'catching my biggest weakness' is not really a trick.

It's more like providing a platform for both parties to bundle together. Mark Milley whispered

"That third-rate intelligence dealer you have in mind, he was kidnapped by us."

"Brooklyn, you need to be careful. You know, there is no such thing as a free lunch. Mark Millay seemed to be drunk, and was supported by Brooklyn, and the whole person lay on his shoulder, and whispered in his ear.

"It's just a warning. By the way, let you see the facts. ”

"That third-rate intelligence dealer may not come back." When Mark Mee had said this, he stopped talking, but as if he was really drunk, he let Brooklyn hold him back to the railing on the second floor.

After a while of the wind, he seemed to wake up, and after asking Brooklyn to help him tidy up, he was taken to the first floor.

He knocked on the wall of the cup, and the people gradually stopped talking, gathered together, and gathered around. Mark Millay beckoned to his bride, who was still giggling with his friend, and a soldier immediately trotted over and brought the bride over.

Mark Millaine took the bride's hand, looked around, then cleared his throat and pointed to a gray-haired old man in front of him and laughed

"Hey, I can't think of it, you still have to attend my wedding!" The old man he was pointing at shrugged and chuckled.

Mark Millay ordered a few more old friends who seemed to be close to each other, and made a few warm-up jokes.

The atmosphere of the scene was hot. That's when Mark Millaine got back to business. He first expressed his welcome to the guests who could come to his wedding, and then went on to describe the experience of meeting the bride – of course, this part is made up.

However, Mark Milley is a quick thinker, eloquent, and the stories he made up on the spot are humorous and legendary, which makes people feel unreal and at the same time think about it carefully, and find it very real.

Many people who have dealt with and even worked with Mark Milai can't help but nod their heads - in the stories told by Mark Milai, there will be several points in time from time to time, which are very consistent with their memories.

For example, someone once remembered that Mark Milai was absent from a meeting, and now it suddenly dawned on him: yes, he went to a private meeting with his lover!

Mark Millay described his acquaintance and love with his bride as legendary and romantic, and many of the female companions at the scene would let out a burst of exclamations from time to time, and then covered their mouths, shaking their heads and frowning, and their faces were full of aunt smiles.

There are also female partners who have begun to look up and discuss with their boyfriends/husbands/lovers whether to have a romantic honeymoon like Mark Mee's story.

Mark Mealai finally finished talking about his acquaintance and love with the bride, and he didn't let the bride utter a single syllable during the whole process.

He then referred to the families of both parties. Particular emphasis was placed on his own family. When he mentioned his first wife, his tone became low, and his mood was visibly low.

Surprisingly, he pointed to Anne Aldington.

"Anne, my daughter." Mark Millaine pulled out his wife's arm and said

"Since then, my lovely daughter and I have been like enemies."

"She couldn't believe what she saw, and I couldn't forgive myself for what I had done. We are obviously the closest people in the world, but we are torturing ourselves with mistakes and punishing each other. ”

"It has been going on until now." He beckoned

"Hello, please forgive Daddy, Daddy was sick and didn't know what he was doing." Mark Milley said affectionately

"We are family, and we should be the closest family, not enemies." Everyone was looking at Anne who was being pointed at by Mark Milla.

Brooklyn subconsciously moved half a step forward, but was quietly stopped by Annie. In full view of everyone, Anne's eyes visibly turned red, tears fell down her eyes, and she burst into tears.

She covered her face with her hands and cried very sadly. Brooklyn put her arm around her, one step at a time. People got out of the way.

The black-faced bride no one cared. Everyone's eyes moved with Brooklyn and Anne. Finally, they met Mark Milai.

Brooklyn nodded slightly, letting go of Annie and taking a step back. Anne was still crying, her face covered with tears and her eyes red.

She and Mark Milley stared at each other affectionately, then opened their arms and finally embraced.

Mark Millay choked up and hugged Anne hard. Anne buried herself in Mark Millai's arms and continued to weep.

I don't know who applauded first, but the applause quickly spread, and soon, everyone applauded.

It's almost an open secret that Mark Millaine is at odds with his daughter Anne Aldington. Now seeing the warm scene of the father and daughter getting back together, I will naturally be very excited.

Brooklyn stood in the inner circle, smiling and clapping. Eventually, Anne's mood seemed to stabilize a bit, and the two separated.

Mark Millaine held his daughter in one hand and pointed to Brooklyn with the other. He wiped the corners of his eyes and smiled

"This is my daughter's fiancé, e.. Chief Justice Y, President of the Harvard Law School Alumni Association, Brooklyn Lee. ”

"Brooklyn, come here." He beckoned to Brooklyn to come to him.

And then the road

"Brooklyn is a great lad. Thanks to him, the knot between me and Anne for so many years was untied. ”

"In addition, they seem to be discussing the marriage period recently~" Mark Millaine pulled Brooklyn and talked a lot, mentioning private matters for a while, mentioning public office for a while, and talking about which big names Brooklyn knew and worked with.

He didn't brag, everything he said was true. It's just that with his drunken appearance, some excited emotions, how it sounds like he is lying.

Mark Millai's purpose is simple. Since you have decided to tie yourself to a boat with Brooklyn and decide to leave the rest of your unborn son in Brooklyn's care, you should act immediately.

It looks like Mark Meale is officially introducing Brooklyn to his friends, but it's not.

Mark Milai's choice is very bold, and at the same time, the proportion is just right. He introduced Brooklyn to everyone, but he didn't lead Brooklyn to get acquainted with everyone.

He only introduced a few friends to Brooklyn, and then led his daughter Anne through the crowd, bursting into laughter from time to time.

Brooklyn talked to the man introduced by Mark Mee, exchanged business cards, and made an appointment to chat together before parting.

Brooklyn went up to the second floor and watched the crowd laugh at Mark Milai. Mark Meelay made a very decisive decision today, and he was calm enough in the face of Brooklyn's provocation, and he was not arrogant at all.

Brooklyn felt a little pitiful for the old man. From the point of view of a pure politician, what Mark Millay did today may seem accurate, but in fact it is a complete failure.

There is no problem with Mark Milai's choice, the problem is the motivation. There is a problem with the cause, and everything that follows does not need to be discussed at all, it is all crooked.

Mark Millai's goal is not to expand his interests, or to seek power. This time, his goal is to seek a future for his young son, who has not yet been born.

He made no secret of it, and he exposed his intentions nakedly. In Brooklyn's view, Mark Millay's performance tonight was disastrous.

He now has at least three ideas to try to turn Mark Mee into a second Cremont.

Cremont is in a heated battle with the Buffalo prosecutor's office, and the two sides are getting to the point of black guns.

Cremont is like Harvard's pioneer, a trail opener, every time he arrives in a new city, Cremont has to step forward to bite first, create a foothold for Harvard, and then help Harvard bite more enemies to expand the foothold for Harvard.

The more ferocious he bites, the tighter the leash Harvard leashes around his neck. And without biting? If he doesn't bite, he will not only be disposed of by Harvard, but he will also be immediately torn to pieces by enemies in a strange environment, and there will be no scum left.

Buffalo is just a small experiment. Brooklyn didn't end up letting Mark Meelai become the second Cremont.

It's not that he's kind, it's that Mark Millaine is different from Cremont. Cremont is not at all comparable to Mark Millay.

One of them is like a teacup dog, while the other is an adult Caucasian. Brooklyn can afford a teacup dog, but not the Caucasus.

Not only can he not afford to raise him, but he can easily be eaten by the Caucasus in one bite. Mark Milley behaved like a piece of shit today, but he wasn't a piece of shit himself, and not everyone could afford to mess with him.

Brooklyn decided to keep it as it was. Now that his relationship with Mark Milai is suitable, there is no need to take a dangerous step.

But...... Brooklyn recalled the words that Mark Millaine had said on his shoulder, and his face turned unpleasant.