Super Detective in the Fictional World

Dustin nodded slightly: "It's done. We'll have you back two days later, and that's when the final negotiations are under way. ”

“What about Luke's transfer...?” Elsa revealed herself asking, and she doesn't care how much credit the FBI pays right now, but she does care that the FBI wants to dig up Luke.

Dustin nodded again: "The FBI is responsible for the hostage rescue, and they won't mention Luke. ”

Elsa understands.

In the case of the Zhongfu Mansion robbery, the real credit was: Bond Retrieval > Hostage Rescue > Arresting the robber.

In this country of money, 640 million knives of bonds are of course more important than anything else.

But of course the outside world can't say that, but it has to be: Save the hostages > Take back the bonds > Catch the robbers.

The FBI got the biggest nominal credit for saving the hostages, so even if they ever did.

Old man Aoki said he wanted to prosecute the power company, not the FBI.

The FBI still owes a lot of credit to the outside world this time, but it's another matter of how they handle the case internally.

With the face of the FBI, we gave up digging the foot of the wall.

Luke was amazing, and the FBI did mean a trick, but this time the trick was mainly used as a chip, and he wasn't important enough for the FBI and LAPD to rip his face off.

Elsa hesitated, but lowered her voice and asked: "Boss, about me...”

Dustin was immobile and looked at her and said, "Do your job with confidence and keep everything going as usual. I'm not the director. I don't care what I say about this. ”

Elsa got it.

That's what Dustin said, but what he meant was to make her feel safe waiting for a promotion.

As for the latter two sentences, they are not circumventions of responsibility, but facts.

Dustin had a say, if not a great deal, in Elsa's promotion, but it wasn't the director who really made the decision.

What Dustin said was not true until the promotion papers came down.

He's even less likely to pat her in the chest to make sure she's lit up. If it doesn't work, it's not good for Elsa and him to get a crack.

People are strange creatures, and sometimes they know what's inside them, but they have to anger others.

It's not like Dustin hasn't been resented by his best men about the promotion, and he's paying close attention to all the details today.

Dustin looked at Elsa as if she understood, and she said, "You, who have learned that Luke from time to time, dare to say lazy in front of me. ”

Elsa: “I've been a cop for eight years, and he hasn't killed many people yet, and I'm afraid to compete with him. If I'm not as capable as people, and I want to be lazy all the time, I might as well change the administration, so I can hide in the office. ”

Dustin smiled and was satisfied.

Elsa was at least sober and had no negative thoughts about Luke's presence.

This time, it's better to push her into the sheriff's position! Dustin thinks so.

Elsa and Luke are really a little wasted just being partners.

A better option would be for Elsa to put the total, Luke, and a co-detective partner in the auxiliary class to unlock the potential of both.

Otherwise, Elsa is too powerful, Luke... and that's not the kind of person a powerful man can describe.

Now the two of them are getting along well, not because Elsa is smart, but because Luke Ken conceded, or even greatly conceded.

In two months, Luke gave Elsa a lot of credit, and Dustin just had to look at the file to figure it out.

That's why Elsa and Luke didn't have a conflict.

How many young detectives don't want credit? So far, Dustin has seen one Luke.

But that's not why he's been sitting here watching Elsa split up.

Luke's ability to cultivate a bias that is too late to sustain that injustice has been greatly amplified.

Even though he did not need a promotion, Dustin could not pretend to be ignorant of Luke's contribution, which was not the practice of a qualified leader.

So, Elsa was promoted to team leader, Luke, and she had the leadership she deserved.

As for Luke's new partner? Oh, a woman followed him out of a small town police station and came all the way to LAPD.

With these thoughts turned around, Dustin continued: "You still have to learn Luke. Tell me, just now, you and him, who's more like the boss? ”

Elsa was stunned and smiled bitterly: "I can't help it, we work with these days, basically I analyze them, he does it. ”

Dustin waved, “It's not the reason, it's the attitude. Don't do everything you have to do. ”

Elsa had a joy in her heart, which meant that she was getting promoted, “Boss, I get it, I'll see you in the future. ”

Dustin nodded: "Get out. Don't stay at the station. Take the files home and take a look. Rest when you're tired. ”

Elsa leads the way.

Luke, take the paperwork and go to the logistics office to pick up the car.

He was even more satisfied when he got the car.

It's not how expensive this car is, it's not a regular accessory.

Detectives in plainclothes are equipped with vehicles because of the need to conceal their identities, etc., a large proportion of which are ordinary vehicles.

But Luke's identity as a detective is no secret, as long as it's not painted.

The accessory is a brand new Chevrolet IMPALA with targeted modifications in many places, bumper guards on the front, reinforced suspension and braking, police communication system on the inside front desk and bulletproof front door. (Note: US police cars are generally bulletproof only at the front door, and the rear door is still bulletproof.

This car is more than one grade taller than many plainclothes detectives.

Luke was naturally satisfied, and it was clear from this car that Dustin had shown his contribution, otherwise it would be enough to give him a new car that had not been modified.

After picking up the car, Luke went to a law firm, got a bunch of commissioned documents, and then went to the apartment not far from the police station.

It's been over a decade, and I don't know what Bobby's become now.

But Sheila didn't tell Elsa about Bobby still harassing her, so he shouldn't be too bad.

Go upstairs and knock on the door, it won't open for a while.

Sleepy Bobby sees Luke, and suddenly a psychic: "Ah, you... are you here? Come on, come on in. ”

Luke nodded with a smile and walked into the back of the house: “You have ten minutes to clean up your hygiene and then we'll talk. ”

Bobby was also very crisp and went to the bathroom immediately.

Luke didn't wander around, he just stood in the living room and looked around and found that although it wasn't particularly clean, it wasn't dirty, and it was a normal bachelor level.

There's some paperwork on the dining room table over there, and a book and pen.

He walked over and looked at it and found that it was all about Larry Peggy and a few of Google's top executives.

With a slight nod in his heart, Bobby didn't know he was coming, which wasn't just made to show himself, he really understood something about it.