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Chapter 37No.30 Eight People I Admire Most
"Okay, let's start the next question, Mr. Chris, do you have anyone you admire?"

"You mentioned Napoleon, Emperor of France, do you admire him?"

There is no small change in the front of Mr. Chris, and the change of address also symbolizes the change of attitude.

Peyton said: "No! I only have one person I admire, and that is my father, Mr. John Chris."

Roldoff was somewhat puzzled by Chris's answer. In his opinion, even if Peyton said great military strategists in the history of the Federation, political leaders from Eastern and Western countries, great French thinkers, or legendary literary giants, it was normal.

But Chris said his father's name.

Generally speaking, only some mentally immature children in the Federation would think that their father is the most amazing and worthy of worship.

"To be honest, this answer is a little bit beyond my expectations. I thought you would talk about some great people."

Peyton smiled slightly: "I'm very rational. I never think that a few words in a book can help me fully understand a person. Since I can't say that I understand, how can I talk about worship?"

"Their amazing achievements cannot be the reason why I admire them. If I want to gain my admiration, I can only obtain my approval from all aspects of personality, thought, and morality."

"I know my father. The more I know, the more I admire him. Yes, he is not what most people think of as a 'great man'."

"Even a few days ago, some people saw my father and said, look! That's the father of Chris Jr., a genius writer from the Federation. What a lucky guy."

"I don't like what they say, they don't know my dad at all, they don't know what a great man he is."

"When he was young, he was a cowboy in the west. He once won No.1 in the bullfight shooting competition. In the west, there is still the legend of sharpshooter Chris."

"At the age of 17, in response to the call of the Federation, he gave up being a farmer and chose to become an excellent soldier!"

"Note, I'm talking about an excellent soldier. During his 12 years in the army, he has made seven meritorious service and won three medals. He has many scars on his body. These are all his military medals. An expression of federal responsibility."

"After retiring from the army, he served as the chief of the police department for ten years. During his tenure, the law and order in Birmingham was the best in Alabama, and even the most reassuring in the entire South."

"The year before last, he was elected to the state legislature with an approval rate of 88%, and at the same time served as the state police chief. This is the greatest recognition for him."

"He raised four children together. Our eldest sister, Mina, is currently studying law at Princeton University, and my second and third brothers serve as forwards and quarterbacks at the University of Alabama Crimson Tide Storm. They are considered college football stars."

"I dare say that if our children have made some achievements, our father will definitely account for most of the credit."

"No matter how wise a person is, he needs education. Without his words and deeds, neither I, nor my brothers and sisters would have achieved what I am today."

"For his work, he is serious and responsible; for his friends, he is sincere enough; for his family, he is very responsible; for his lover, his devotion is even worse than Mr. Charles!"

"I have witnessed all of this with my own eyes for more than ten years, and it is comprehensive enough. Isn't such a person a remarkable and respectable person?"

Hearing Peyton's words, Roaldolph fell silent.

Decker on the side has the urge to interview Mr. Big Chris immediately!
In his eyes, at this moment, Mr. Big Chris is simply the perfect Mr. Alliance and the perfect husband.

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Time passed slowly, and the three hours in the afternoon passed quickly.

"Okay, Mr. Chris, thank you for your cooperation!" Roaldorf said after collecting the materials for the interview.

Although this interview was weird and the rhythm was never under his control, the result was good. He successfully completed a comprehensive interview with Peyton Chris.

It can fully show the audience the image of this federal genius writer.

This interview can be regarded as one of the most memorable interviews in Roldoff's career. The shock it brought to him was no less than that of the interview with a soldier who was about to die when he was a battlefield reporter.

For Peyton Chriss, Roldoff has mixed feelings.

In his opinion, this is a proud and powerful guy, even a little arrogant, which is the commonality of federal geniuses.

But Chris is different from the others. He is very sensible, mature, and he has a sense of responsibility for his family, and he can't see the rebellion of the rest of the federal geniuses at all.

All in all, this is a weird guy, arrogant and rational, arrogant and mature, completely devoid of the rebellion of the federal youth generation.

He agrees with Peyton's previous statement that wisdom needs to be taught. What kind of family and parents can teach such a child?
Thinking of this, Roaldorf was full of interest in that Senator Chris, and he decided to go to Birmingham to interview this Senator Chris in a while to see what kind of guy it was that made the arrogant Peyton Chris is regarded as the only idol!
Sklin replaced Payton and sent the two to the gate of the manor. Sklin handed them two small gift bags, and Roaldolph was a little puzzled: "This is it?"

"This is a gift from Mr. Chris, please don't refuse,"

Scolin smiled slightly: "My boss said, you are friends, and friends come to visit from afar, and they will give some gifts, isn't it normal?"

After hearing the words, Rodolfo looked at the smiling Scolin, and held the gift in his hands in silence: "Thank you, Mr. Chris, for us!"

Sklin nodded: "I will convey it!"

After a while, when Sterling left, Decker curiously opened the gift bag and took out a watch box.

"Wow, this is Hamilton's latest model, five hundred dollars, my two months' salary, I have been reluctant to buy it, this little Mr. Chris is really grand!"

Roaldolf also nodded when he heard the words, five hundred dollars, as one of the editor-in-chiefs of Times, his current monthly salary is only eight hundred dollars.

This Mr. Chris is indeed very generous to his friends, and this little gift is not a small one.

Of course, as a friend of Mr. Chris, Roaldolph decided to revise the material after going back.

On the other side, Peyton nodded as Sklin whispered in his ear.

"Okay, just accept it!"

The federation rarely has such a tradition of souvenirs and travel expenses, but Payton has not forgotten that spending a little money and making friends in the press is not a bad thing for Payton.

(End of this chapter)