A Red Dead Redemption Story

Chapter 167 Little Tail

In Valentine Town, at the entrance of the Morris Auction House, Rocco Kirk stopped Marybeth who was about to enter and said:
"Hey, remember me? Rocko Kirk, I just visited you, state trooper? Still not back, Mr. Callahan?"

Looking at the strong man grabbing her arm, Marybeth frowned. Of course she remembered the state trooper. She received him politely at first, but this guy had to say something...

"I suspect that Mr. Callahan is the murderer of Cameron Spence. Please cooperate with my work..."

"?"

The Marybeth people at that time were all dumbfounded. Is this guy really not a problem with his brain?

At this time, Rocco Kirk also noticed Marybeth looking at his hand holding her arm. He quickly let go, and then asked again:

"I'm not leaving without seeing Mr. Callahan."

"..."

Marybeth ignored him. She had already understood that it was impossible to talk clearly with this man. He could not listen to people at all. He just stubbornly said what he wanted to say and listened to what he wanted to hear.

And just as Marybeth was about to leave like this, Kirk grabbed her again. Facing Kirk's successive offenses, Marybeth shouted angrily:
"What are you doing!"

At this time, workers from several auction houses nearby had already gathered around. The leading old employee held a shovel in his hand and asked:
"Miss Gaskill, is there any trouble here?"

To a certain extent, although workers generally dislike their bosses, Mary Beth, a quiet little girl, is always very polite and will even write letters for them to send home for free. So when they saw someone causing trouble for Mary Beth, they didn't stand idly by.

Marybeth first thanked the workers, and then threatened Kirk:
"Listen, let me go right now and don't do it again. I don't know anything and I won't tell you anything."

After listening to what Marybeth said, and looking at the unfriendly workers around him, Kirk let go of his hand, but still said stubbornly:
"Although I have no evidence, when Cameron Spence died, he was carrying out a series of actions against Arthur Callahan and his industry. The biggest beneficiary of his death was only Arthur Callahan. Han, so..."

The leading employee also heard what Kirk said, and he said disdainfully:

"But shut up, you know you have no evidence, so why are you still messing around here? Get out of here, otherwise my shovel won't have eyes!"

"That's right, don't slander Mr. Callahan with your dirty tricks!"

No way, although Kirk didn't want to leave, he was pushed away with the tools in his hands by the workers who were filled with righteous indignation.

Kirk looked at Marybeth, who left without looking back, and the workers who were blocking her. In the end, he could only leave temporarily.

When Mary Beth returned to the office, she took out a letter that had already been written directly from the drawer. She opened the envelope, took out the letter paper inside, and then wrote on the blank space on the last page. , and after writing an extra paragraph, he resealed the letter and handed it to Tilly, who was sitting nearby, and asked her to take it and mail it immediately.

……

The other end.Rocco Kirk did not give up his investigation. He walked into a bar in Valentine Town alone, while still thinking about how to find out something about Asia from the boss or other townspeople. Useful information about Sir Callahan.

There were not many townspeople sitting at this point in the bar, but they all looked carefully at the stranger who walked in.

Nowadays, this attitude towards strangers is not surprising in Valentine. The 'five dollar reward' announced by Arthur before is still valid, and more than one person has obtained the money. This makes other people know that after learning They were all very moved, and at the same time they respected and admired Arthur even more.

After all, they have never seen a rich person really take security in a small town so seriously.

However, these people's dreams were quickly dispelled. They heard the stranger asked the bartender about Arthur Callahan after showing his state police badge, and it seemed that he did not have much respect for Mr. Callahan. look like.

The bartender turned and left after placing the drink Kirk ordered in front of him. He did not answer any of Kirk's questions, and was unwilling to talk to Kirk.

This situation really left Kirk a little confused. He continued to chase the bartender and asked. Facing Kirk's stalking appearance, the bartender's attitude became obviously unfriendly. Not only did he directly ignore Ke Gram, and continued to walk away, sat down at a table in the corner, and then started chatting with the guests at the same table.

Kirk, who was left on the spot, could only frown alone. Although he didn't feel embarrassed, his investigation was once again in trouble, from his boss, to Cornwall, to Valentine's None of these people seemed willing to cooperate with his investigation.

"Hey, government lackey, many people die every day in New Hanover. Is this Cameron Spence special? What makes you insist so?" A drunken guest shouted at Kirk.

The atmosphere in the bar became a little subtle because of the guest's words. He heard Kirk asking about Mr. Callahan and saying that he was related to a murder against Cameron Spence. This had already made the people in the bar nervous. The crowd doesn't like him very much.

At this time, someone took the lead in accusing Kirk of being the kind of lackey who only seeks justice for the rich. Everyone was instantly incited by what sounded very reasonable. As for whether there was any alcohol added to it, no one had any idea. knew.

Soon, before Kirk could say anything to explain, a piece of pickled tomato suddenly flew from the corner and hit him in the face. Kirk wiped his face angrily and was about to find out who attacked him. A piece of pickled bell pepper was thrown at him from the other direction. This time he dodged it. He was really angry. This time he saw the man throwing the thing at him.

Without hesitation, Kirk rushed towards the man.

Tables and chairs were knocked over, and wine bottles and glasses were scattered on the floor. Kirk relied on his tall body to push the man who threw things at him to the ground. He asked loudly:

"Do you know that you are attacking a police officer? I can fine you, imprison you or give you a more serious punishment in accordance with the law!"

Just when Kirk finished saying this and was still waiting for the man he controlled to apologize to him or admit his mistake, a wine bottle hit him hard from the back of his head, and Kirk was hit directly. Staggering, he touched his bleeding head and looked behind him.

All the guests in the bar were gathered behind him, and the leading bartender said in a disdainful tone:
"Do you think this is okay? If we attack the police with a wine bottle, why don't you take it away? I'm sorry, it seems to be broken?"

Kirk didn't say anything more. He directly rolled up his sleeves, exposing his tight muscles, and punched the bartender in the face, and then he got into a fight.

　I don’t have enough water, so I still need to lay the shop that needs to be laid. Don’t scold me.

　　(If you insist on scolding, do it again in the morning. I will take a look before going to bed. It will affect your sleep.)
　　
　
(End of this chapter)