"What she said is right, you should know that." Alpha leaned against the door eaves, holding a dinner plate in his hand. He didn't know when he appeared.
"You?" Zach put down the phone and looked at Benjamin with his mouth curled, "You are the least qualified person to say this."
Of course, wasn’t Laura attracted by Benjamin in the first place? The simple employment relationship has been distorted into the current situation since then.
Benjamin tilted his head, turned around and disappeared.
Zach shook his head. Benjamin always did this. He would express his opinion and then look like "you can do whatever you want."
Zach emptied his glass and tugged at the corner of his mouth. The reality is very simple. There is no need for vampires to listen to the 'lessons' of human women. What's more, she is a woman who has been accused of 'murder' by Grande herself. No matter how powerful this woman is now, in Zach's eyes, she has lost the qualification to represent Bishop of the West District, and her future will not be bright!
"Slandering others behind their back is the ugliest behavior." Ai Li walked through the reception room and stood in front of the desk. The mind reader arrived quickly enough, and he didn't come alone. A stranger's car was parked outside Grande, and the person in the driver's seat was looking around with an annoyed look.
"It's the cheapest behavior." Zach smiled, waved his hand, motioned for Eli to sit down, and raised his eyebrows slightly, "I thought you had heard it too much and were immune."
Eli pursed his lips, not wanting to say more about this burden, and directly started the topic of coming here, "You shouldn't accept Herman's commission, I warned you."
"But you didn't make it clear why." Zach circled around in a quibbling manner, "I have the right to question."
"Humph." Eli shook his head. He really didn't have anything to say to vampires, after all. The unlucky one is not him, but the vampire who still thinks it doesn't matter at all, "What do you want?"
"The thing Herman lost." Zach was also very direct. "According to Mr. Herman, it was just a piece of paper, and there was someone who stole it."
Zach curled his lips. He suggested in a soft voice with a sense of superiority, "If you cooperate enough, I wouldn't mind doing you a small favor and concealing your role in this matter."
Of course it will be hidden. Zach has other requirements for Eli, which requires the other party to owe him once! Zach doesn't give Eli to Herman, he needs to give Eli to Blake!
Zach leaned sideways, opened the curtains behind him, and looked at the car outside the Grand House. The person in the driver's seat was still wearing the work clothes of the Hermann factory. "Is that the person who took the things? Your friend?" Zach chuckled, "Sorry, I can't guarantee what will happen to him."
"Hmph." Another soft hum came from Eli's mouth.
This is starting to annoy our vampires a bit. Zach stopped smiling and stared into Eli's eyes, "If you have something to say, it's best to say it now. Otherwise, I can take that person away and hand it over to Herman, and the commission is over."
"It's over?" Ai Li actually smiled. It's sarcastic, "It's not in his hands. What did you think it was over?"
Zach shook his head, "Then just ask where the things are. If he tells others, give the others to Herman..."
Zach's words were actually interrupted by Eli. The mind-reader waved his arms and leaned on the desk with his hands. He leaned forward and looked at the wonderful vampire he was imagining, "The thing is where you are."
Zach's mouth opened due to the interrupted words, opened smoothly, and the hook-like corners of his mouth were set on the side of his face, "My place? Where is my place?"
"Yes. Where are you!" Eli's eyes didn't dodge at all, looking at Zach's slowly bent eyes, "The last place where it exists is in your control!"
"Last existence?"
"Have you forgotten something, Zachary Grande?" Eli's face was already full of ridicule, "North District Paisi Yingxi Border, Room 105, you captured an innocent person to use as your own blood bank!"
His eyebrows slowly moved closer to the center. Zach remembered that the guy who acted as James' introducer. In order to prepare for the armed conflict with Gangluo and the Saints, Zach left an indifferent role to act as himself. A library of strength refills!
"Hmph!" Eli snorted again with a smile, "Why don't you ask your Detective Lance what he did with the guy you buried in the end that day? !”
Damn it! James!
Ai Li leaned back, and the sound of his back rubbing against the leather of the chair filled the brief silence in the office.
Ai Li stared at the frowning Zach and waved his hand as if disdainfully to dispel the 'noise' that suddenly broke out in Zach's mind.
Eli began to answer the question that Zach didn't really say, "Of course Detective Lance will investigate what it is. After all, it was supposed to be something that was taken to Room 105 and handed over to me."
Zach turned his eyes away and subconsciously went to get his wine glass.
"Detective Lance will also investigate what happened to that person in the end." Eli continued to answer the vampire's 'voice', "After all, the members of the Fight Club in Barton City did not do anything bad, and most of them were detained for a period of time. He was released without any serious charges. But a certain person simply disappeared from this world for such a small crime!"
The wine glass was empty. Zach swung the empty glass irritably and glanced at Eli, the mind reader who could only talk to himself but responded to every thought he had. He pursed his lips and pulled the lines of his lips.
"All he needs is a suitable opportunity to bring it up again."
"Oh, by the way, the premise is that you really want to complete Herman's commission." Eli shrugged, his expression at this time was completely casual, "You can take the person outside as you please, and then Herman asked Bring out the guy who has become a defunct blood bank, and bring out Detective Lance who saw the entire process of transferring the lost items that day."
Recall, why did James let it go? It's because of Director Colon's 'education' - the parties involved didn't respond at all, so why should they increase the burden on the police? ! Now, this reason has disappeared, because Herman started to act, and the direction of the action was to avoid the police and find the gray professional circle.
Oh, believe me, James will fly over like a fly at the slightest whiff! Of course, Herman could have gone to anyone, but he went to Grande!
"Herman requested that all influences be eliminated, right?" Eli tilted his head. Mind reading is a magical ability. Do you need to investigate where he got the information from? Look at Zach's frown, "Go Go ahead and eliminate it. Just eliminate your murder of some innocent little person. You must have wanted to do something to Detective Lance for a long time."
It is already clear why Eli tried to prevent Grande from accepting Herman's commission. The thing Herman was looking for, the piece of paper related to the future jobs of tens of millions of people, was no longer in this world! It was completely destroyed by Zack and the person who was carrying it.
Whatever 'conspiracy' Eli originally had for trying to obtain the paper, his plan failed once the physical object disappeared. This matter ended with Zach's unintentional destruction.
Therefore, he was sincerely reminding Zach not to accept Herman's commission, because the unlucky one was not him, the guy whose conspiracy failed, but the vampire who couldn't get entangled with James!
Being free and willful will eventually come at a price. This statement applies to both vampires and police detectives! (..)