779: Chapter 32 So Challenging Surprises_3 779: Chapter 32 So Challenging Surprises_3 “Consider this: is there a possibility that Niusen introduced to Temir with bad intentions from the start?
He knew that you and I have been in California these past few days, and you are a man of the Great Commander, Jared.
This matter is more complicated than we thought.”
Alex was now viewing Niusen as a ruthless player, which is why he ca up with this line of reasoning.
“But why smash the car?
What’s that supposed to achieve?”
At this point, Jared thought of Sheriff Gru, his pupils shrinking.
If that black kid got handed over to the LAPD, it would an this whole affair has co full circle.
Alex, looking at his silent friend, mused aloud.
“I always feel that we’ve been used by Niusen.
The people who attacked you were controlled by Niusen’s bodyguards, and the LAPD is under Niusen’s influence.
If he only slightly manipulates that black kid, you’d be in a passive position.”
The two of them reached the sa conclusion!
“The California Clique has lost too miserably; Niusen couldn’t accept it, so he first colluded with Wolf.
This explains all the nonsense he spouted at the eting place earlier—those were impromptu scripts.
Just like that, he gained the understanding of the California Elephant Party and wanted to use as a breakthrough to find an opportunity to retaliate against my father, but why would he match you up with Temir?”
All the other logic adds up, but Jared really couldn’t understand, just couldn’t grasp why Niusen would play matchmaker.
Alex pondered too; he was aware of Mi’er’s past—after all, she belongs to the cream of Arica’s upper echelon of pretty girls.
When Niusen introduced Mi’er to him, he even said that their situations happen to complent each other.
Complent each other, the Governor sure knows his vocabulary.
But things have developed beyond Alex’s expectations now.
His confusion was the right response—they were both speculating wildly.
And all that talk about Niusen being unable to accept his loss…
The Governor is a politician; once you lose a round, you lose.
If others can pinch their noses and secretly team up with the behind-the-scenes power, would they really go after you, a young man by the side of the Great Commander?
The Prince Consort is indeed thinking too highly of himself.
Even the car-smashing—it was Daqi who ordered to smash Alex’s car.
What is a son-in-law?
He just happened to encounter an unreliable black kid arranged by Eris; otherwise, there would be no spotlight for him.
Alex may be smart, but he ultimately doesn’t understand the intricacies of many matters.
After discussing with his own little brother again and again, they finally ca to a conclusion.
“We need to have a serious talk with Niusen, Jared.
He’s causing trouble for the Democratic Party.
You have to realize, it’s been barely two days since things have cald down on Capitol Hill, and the people from the California Clique are too unruly!”
Jared nodded in strong agreent to what Alex said; he really concurred, considering Nanxi to be a self-righteous lunatic.
With a slight move from Daqi, Jared suffered the consequences, and Niusen inexplicably took the bla.
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The City Council’s scrutiny of Sheriff Gru has ended.
They have neither law enforcent power nor the right to judge.
Gru is no longer the Chief of the LAPD, and they have no occasion to exercise their power to dismiss.
Of course, even if Gru was still Chief, they wouldn’t have the guts to dismiss him.
Everyone saw the montum Gru had in arresting people in California recently; this retired Chief was the fiercest hound under Governor Niusen.
Even the local political forces in San Rodolfo were reluctant to move against Gru over sothing like “high malfunction rates of body caras.”
They’d rather spend their energy making money than quibble with the Governor’s dog.
Everyone watched as he even dared to bite Senator Domis from the State Assembly, and all feared him in their hearts.
What does that say?
It says, “This hound is currently in high favor; do not insult lightly.”
But it wasn’t Niusen who indulged Gru, it was Daqi.
However, the smooth progress of the investigation is just one part of the complex situation that Daqi is facing.
The failure of the black kid arranged by Eris is also part of it; not everything can go smoothly.
“But the real trouble is with West State Logistics…”
Sitting in the command vehicle that had been requisitioned from the LAPD, Sheriff Gru, the new general manager of West State Logistics, wore a face full of worries.
He didn’t know how to explain to Cheng Daqi the extent of the trouble with West State Logistics.
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