Chicago 1990

You publicly supported William in the event of driving away Pastor Allison, APLUS, I have to say one more thing. Although you have wealth and energy among the South City blacks, people generally don’t intervene in teaching at your age. Occupational affairs...that is something that the elderly only care about, and society acquiesces that they should be handled by them."

In the parking lot downstairs of A+CN, Michelle found an opportunity to chat alone.

"I know, but no way, Aunt Susie loves William so much."

I’m all to blame for Eli, it’s not that I’m a little out of control and I won’t fire him. Fortunately, the relationship between Aunt Susie and William can be used as a shield. "But thank you for reminding me of this Michelle."

"Ok."

Michelle didn’t struggle with this problem anymore. Speaking of all, the church funds controlled by Allison have been very supportive of the organization she manages. The relationship between the two parties is good. Of course, it’s not bad for her to change William. Song Ya remembers five years. Before that, she brought Allison and William to her studio to evaluate whether Mira’s Fxxkyou song was suitable for protesting the South African government assembly at the time.

Unexpectedly, like the relationship between himself and the little Lori gang, everything is wrong.

"When will your husband launch an election campaign in Hyde Park?" Song Ya asked, "Call me then."

"We will, thanks APLUS."

Michelle looked at Alicia who was chatting with Linda and Ms. Sloan in the distance, and a smile appeared at the corner of his mouth. Perhaps it was also associated with those pictures of Peter?No way, the one with your own feet is too hot. "The election for the state representative will not be as violent as the election for the governor. It will probably be busy next year. Are you going back to school? Find a chance to ask him."

"Well, I will, bye bye."

"Bye."

She walked to her car, "Oh yes Michelle!" Song Ya stopped her, "You questioned Gordon's strategy just now, regarding the Simpson case as the focus of the report during the critical period after the launch of A+CN. ? Will there be a problem?"

"I just casually said that Gordon is professional." Michelle shrugged, "Anyway, my family will subscribe to the A+CN channel." She smiled.

"Haha, thanks for your support."

Song Ya went to meet Alicia and the others, "How do you feel? Two ladies, my new TV station."

"Only there will be a 45-minute news program in October. It will be broadcast exclusively under Comcast, which has only more than 4 million subscribers. Don't expect too much APLUS."

Sloan smiled and poured cold water, "But congratulations, Gordon seems to have done a good job."

"You are my political adviser, just these comments?" Song Ya asked her to come to Chicago just to hear more opinions.

"Otherwise? The all-African news station is also a donkey party. There is no room for political action? Even if it is not broadcast, I can report the coordinates of this station on the spectrum, equal rights, feminist rights, and modern freedom. Doctrine, anti-right-wing and anti-discrimination, high welfare, supporting ethnic minorities policies, banning guns..."

Ms. Sloan counted casually, "Only the issue of environmental protection and abortion may be at odds with the mainstream position of the Donkey Party. Oh, one more thing. I firmly support the ban on guns. If you don’t agree, you can fire me. I will not change my position. ."

"I don't care, maybe I also support gun ban."

Song Ya smiled and said: "Anyway, the TV station Gordon has the final say, I will not interfere. Alicia, how about you?"

"Uh... Peter seems to be conservative on some issues," Alicia replied.

"We are asking you, Alicia, your own position." Sloan examined her.

"Me? I don't have time to think about those issues, work is already very busy." Alicia said embarrassedly.

"Hey, continue to be your good wife in public."

Ms. Sloan shook hands with the two of them and Linda, "I have other business, and I have to go back to Washington, APLUS, can you send me a car..."

"No problem." Song Ya asked the bodyguard to drive him to the airport in an accompanying car, "Marvota, you also send Alicia back..."

"It's still early, so why don't you visit my new law firm? Is it convenient for APLUS?" Alicia asked suddenly.

This morning...

"Linda, today..." Song Ya looked at Linda.

"You're going to Columbia College later to shoot the MV." Linda opened her notebook blankly.

"Now? It's almost off work." Alicia asked questioningly, raising her wrist to look at her watch.

Actually, I went to explore Liz’s class. Linda didn’t say it directly, “Linda, let’s go to Columbia College later and visit Alicia’s new office first.” Song Ya took a glance and took the initiative to flirt. Alicia, who maintained an iceberg beauty, decided not to counsel.

The convoy quickly drove under a skyscraper in Chicago's financial district, where Flock and Argus had leased half of the 27th floor.

"I remember Lockhard and Gardner's law firm are not far from here?"

All the work stations outside have been fixed, but the relocation work has not been completed yet, and there are few employees. When a group of people went in, they just met a group of decoration workers off work.

Song Ya smiled and brushed past them, and walked into her corner office. The room had not been completely refurbished yet, and some decoration materials and picture frames were neatly arranged in the corner.

"Yes, they used to kick me out of here, but we fourth graders are back now."

She walked to the large floor-to-ceiling glass and looked ambitiously at the office buildings outside.

Even if she has Peter’s political resources and several well-paid cases of her own, it is still not easy to open a named law firm in Chicago and gain a firm foothold.

"Alicia." Her partner Argus knocked on the open office door and walked in to say hello, "APLUS, Linda, it's nice to see you here."

"Argus, where is your new office? Take me there too."

Song Ya shook hands with him.

"It's a great honor to tell me beforehand, I'm not as big as here..."

As the title partner, the former prosecutor with a very friendly smile is still a bit shorter in the law firm than Alicia. The new office is slightly smaller and does not have such a great vision. It is also being renovated. Everyone in an office will get a decoration fee of varying amounts. Now everyone is secretly competing." He laughed.

"Not bad."

Argus is mainly responsible for criminal cases in law firms and has done a good job. He often gets better terms for clients in plea deals with prosecutors.

In short, in this law firm, Peter's influence is invisible and intangible, but it is real.

Around the golf bag on his desk, Song Ya and Argus talked about golf for a while, but he declined Argus's offer to play.

"What did you talk about?" It didn't take long for Alicia to stand in front of the office and watched Argus with his golf bag leave.

"golf."

There were no other people waiting in the whole half-story building, and the two suddenly couldn't talk.

"I'm going, uh... wait over there." Linda didn't even bother to make excuses.

Alicia suddenly dragged him into the door and locked him back. A woman in her thirties is really...

"Why can't the curtains be pulled?"

"Remote control, idiot..."

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