?? The beautiful and elegant Stacey (Hustle) once told Jenny during a casual chat never to trust capitalists and lawyers. Once you get close, you will smell the rancid smell emanating from the hearts of these upper-class hypocrites. Zhen Ni filled up the wine in front of her while translating what she just heard into Chinese in her mind, and then nodded hurriedly.
?? However, as soon as she turned around and left Eddie's Bar, Jenny got into Silk's blue sports car and listened with serious expression to the blond and white-skinned old girl from the north of England - that's right, the legal beauty who is always 35 years old - complaining that the police are all liars.
?? With the music playing on the record player at night, Jenny received a text message from a mysterious person who was a senior government official. She had to put down the dishes in her hands and told Martha, who was buried in the files, that she was going out. She rushed to Scotland Yard as quickly as possible to listen to the detective whose brain speed was at least ten times faster than that of ordinary people. Knowing that she would never be able to keep up with the speed of speech, Zhen Ni could only turn to the kind retired military doctor and said: "Dr. Watson (Sherlock), you know that I know several friends in professional fraud gangs who also told me that the police are fools." The other party fell silent and then praised her for her wide network of contacts. Zhen Ni smiled and said nothing.
?? It's so embarrassing - she's juggling between conflicting groups - but why doesn't Jenny feel embarrassed at all? Could this be the so-called "two-faced approach"?
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Comprehensive collection of "Sherlock", "The Crown" and "The Flying Thief". Don't worry if you haven't read it. Although I love writing fanfics, the original content of the fanfics I write is greater than the plot content. Even if I don't know the background of the fandom, I believe I can write a novel that people can understand~