American TV series Detective's Daily Life

"Shelly, is third-trimester abortion true?"

Suits lawyer Harvey's voice came from the other end of the phone.

Chandler immediately paused the playback.

"No!"

Shelly shouted: "How could I do that!"

"What she said is true."

Chuck glanced at Shelly in the rearview mirror and continued.

"Don't get excited, I trust Chuck's judgment."

"What we have to do now is go to court and make the jury believe you," the Suits star said.

Abortion is the 3G1A of the four major issues in the founding of the United States. God, guns, gays and abortion are the 1A. It is the kind of big issue that can really spark a national discussion and shake the foundation of the country.

In this case, of course not.

But radio host Max Henson put Shelly in the spotlight when she spoke out about the rumor.

Abortion would have aroused strong opposition from anti-abortion people. As the influence of radio stations amplified, harassment and vicious attacks naturally followed.

What's more, the radio host was talking about late-trimester abortion!

This not only caused strong reactions from anti-abortion people, but also from more neutral people.

As a national issue, the issue of abortion has been discussed countless times. One of the key issues is how to define whether the fetus has human rights.

Some states have legislated and introduced fetal heartbeat laws. That is, if the fetus in the abdomen has a heartbeat at about six weeks of pregnancy, abortion is absolutely not allowed unless the life of the pregnant woman is in danger.

Even with a six-week heartbeat, Shelly's rumored late-trimester abortion was no different from murder in the eyes of many people.

This is the reason why radio host Max Henson dared to deduce so confidently.

Abortion in the third trimester of pregnancy is very harmful to the body of the pregnant woman and may even be life-threatening. Abortion is generally done in the early stage and rarely in the late stage.

But Max Henson obviously didn't care about that and just said what his audience wanted to hear.

"Do you have any other questions?"

Chuck and the other Suits lawyer asked a few more detailed questions, and when he saw Shelly's condition getting worse in the rearview mirror, he reminded her aloud.

"last question."

Suits lawyer Harvey also understood immediately and said: "Shelley, Tim, our bottom line is to get compensation, right?"

"No!"

Chuck answered: "We want high compensation and a public apology!"

On the other end of the phone, Suits lawyer Harvey joked: "Are you making things difficult for me? I've seen people like Max Henson a lot. He may be willing to pay compensation, but he will never apologize!

His style is to ridicule others unscrupulously, and his loyal listeners just fall for it!

Once he chooses to apologize publicly, he will lose part of his audience, which he will not allow.

Besides, even if you find Jamie, it will be difficult for us to prove whether he did it intentionally or not.

Because as long as he believes what he says, then whatever he says is free speech and protected by the First Amendment of the Constitution. "

"That just proves that he knows he's lying."

Chuck interrupted: "Why else do you think I would come to you?"

"...What you said makes sense."

The Suits lawyer smiled and said: "Okay! We want high compensation and a public apology! That's it! Challenges are fun!"

The phone was hung up.

"You want them all? That sounds pretty cool!"

Chandler couldn't help but joked: "Are you still listening?"

"continue."

Chuck nodded.

I am driving now, and I have nothing to do, and I just want to find out who this so-called famous radio host Max Henson is.

Chandler then pressed play.

The show continues.

When Max Henson compared himself to Detective and asked other people what they thought, someone immediately responded with an applauding laugh: "Detective Max? This is much better than Detective Chuck!"

"Yes, yes!"

"I just don't know if Amazing Amy recognizes it?"

"Why don't you admit it? When one day she transforms and releases a new book and comes to promote it, she will know the magic of the boss. He will definitely be more amazing than that man with facial paralysis~"

"Hey hey hey~"

A burst of cheering laughter sounded.

"It's Max Henson's fools."

Chandler glanced at Chuck, and seeing that Chuck didn't respond, he introduced him: "It's not that I'm mocking them, but they position themselves as fools, Fool No. 1, Fool No. 2, each has its own position, but they are both Very obscene."

Chuck listened expressionlessly.

Chandler played on.

"What if Amazing Amy doesn't transform? Her current style doesn't match our radio style, and she has never been to us for promotion."

"Every woman will transform~"

"When she comes, I'll let her sit on your lap. I'll just say it's a charity to show my condolences to the disabled. I'm sure she won't mind."

"Then thank you, boss, hehehe."

Chandler paused the play button again and introduced: "This so-called disabled person is a dwarf, Little Willy, Fool No. 2."

Chuck glanced at him.

"Well, obviously you don't care who he is."

Chandler shut up and pressed play again.

"In addition to Mad Max, I will have a new nickname from now on. It will be Detective Max. There is no need to invite the man with facial paralysis. And compared to inviting him and Amazing Amy, I would rather invite..."

Having said this, Chandler pressed the play button again and introduced to Chuck: "He has invited you to be on the show before, did you know?"

"I have no idea."

Chuck shook his head.

Since the fame of Detective Chuck became popular, there were not too many invitations from various media, and he was not short of money, so how could he waste his time participating in these messy programs just for money.

Not to mention on a radio station that is in rapid decline.

This invitation was directly filtered out by secretary Helen, and there was no way it could reach Chuck.

"I think so too."

Chandler nodded: "It seems that he invited me again and again, but there was no response. He mocked me many times on the radio with venomous tongues. He felt that you were not giving me face."

"You know I want to hear it all, right?"

Chuck watched Chandler shift his attention and put away his cell phone while talking blatantly.

"...You know I don't want you to continue listening, right?"

Chandler complained with a twitch in his mouth.

"I know."

Chuck nodded: "I also know that the one he wants to invite more is Nora Bing."

"You know everything...why isn't it weird at all?"

Chandler laughed to himself.

"The standard of his style is the same as that of American comedy, which is actually about dirty jokes about shit and piss."

Chuck said: "Your mother, Nora Bing, is a world-class writer of Liu Bei novels. Her style perfectly fits his program. You have had conflicts with her recently and you don't want to continue broadcasting. Isn't the answer obvious?"

"It's really obvious."

Chandler spits, "But you still want to hear it all, right?"

Chuck didn't answer, just gave Chandler a self-aware look.

"All right."

Seeing this, Chandler had no choice but to take out his cell phone and continue playing. As expected, it was Chandler's mother Nora Bing who was talking about it.

All kinds of nasty things about Nora Bean were poured out from the mouths of Max and his two idiots.

The key point is that in the various novels written by Nora Bean, there are too many contents that can be directly quoted with puns, and it is not uncommon for even three or four puns to be quoted.

Even Chandler, who had long been used to it, still broke his guard and laughed at himself.

"My mother is my nightmare, some people always suspect that I am too exaggerated, but now do you understand the true meaning of this sentence?"

After saying this, Chandler looked in the rearview mirror and saw Tim and Shelly giving him a sympathetic look, and his mood became even worse.

Okay!

Even Tim and Shelly, whose baby daughter Jamie was abducted and whose life and death were unknown, and who were tortured by Max Henson to the point of death, felt pity for him.

He doesn't want this kind of sympathy at all! ! !

"Does Suzy know this?"

Chuck asked.

"she does not know."

Chandler shook his head: "She is the makeup artist of the crew and has to work with the crew. She doesn't have time to pay attention to this. I don't know if I should tell her."

"why not?"

Chuck asked.

"You know, that would look a little bad..."

Chandler hesitated.

"So you are a good boy."

Chuck nodded seriously: "No wonder she is still obsessed with you after so many years."

"..."

The corner of Chandler's mouth twitched: "Okay, actually I admit, I'm not that good~ It's just that Susie has a bad impression of me. If I say bad things about her boyfriend again, I'm afraid she will not only not believe it, but will also be more disgusted with me. .”

What good boy?

In the world of American TV dramas, this does not mean a good boy, but a special term to praise a dog for being obedient.

He doesn't want to be a good boy!

And Susie is not obsessed with his good intentions, but is deeply disgusted by his immature and vicious ways.

"you're right."

Chuck said: "It is true that adding your voice may be counterproductive, but does it require adding your voice?"

Chandler was stunned for a moment, then realized and slapped his forehead: "Yes, I just sent her the recording of this program directly. She still holds a grudge against me for lifting up her skirt in public in the fourth grade. She is like this. You shouldn’t be getting together with the vicious bully Max Henson!”

After saying this, his mood became much higher, but before sending it, he still looked at Chuck subconsciously: "Then I sent it?"

"Send it!"

Chuck said calmly.

"Okay, recipient Suzy, click send!"

Chandler clicked on his phone. When the message was sent successfully, he breathed a sigh of relief. Then he realized something and turned to look at Chuck.

"Actually, you don't support my pursuit of Susie at all, and you don't care. You just want to make Max Henson unhappy, right?"

Chuck said nothing.

But Chandler already knew the answer and couldn't help but complain: "I knew it...and this is probably just the beginning!"

As Chuck's assistant and friend, Chandler knows one thing: after offending the petty Chuck, he still wants a good ending?

"see it?"

Chandler turned back to Tim and Shelly and shrugged: "You should have come to him a long time ago. In that case, Shelly, how could you still have suicidal thoughts?

It’s that poisonous Max who should break down and want to commit suicide! Mad Max? He is indeed crazy! "

Even if they were in a bad mood, like Tim and Shelly, they couldn't help but smile after listening to Chandler's teasing remarks.

The petty Detective Chuck would be better for them.

In this case, Chuck, whose expressionless face gives people a sense of indifference and distance, can better bring their feelings into each other and be more attentive to this case.

"It's done!"

After a while, with the sound of a message reminder, Chandler opened his phone and immediately beamed.

"Has she recognized his true identity?"

Tim looked at Chandler expectantly.

"I don't know that."

Chandler said funny: "What I know is that she is interested in this, look at her reply!"

As he spoke, he showed the phone screen to Tim and his wife in the back row.

"..."

Tim looked at the reply of the internationally accepted 'friendly gesture' on his phone and was speechless.

What does this mean?

"It was friendly enough for me that I felt like I could live with it."

Chandler laughed at himself: "After all, she let me wear her underwear. I guess she likes this style~"

With Chandler helping to soothe Tim and Shelly's nerves, the nearly five-hour drive from Princeton to Pittsburgh passed quickly.

At Tim's reminder, Chuck parked the car in front of the police station and got out of the car with the three of them. The detective in charge of the case was already waiting there.

"Are you ready?"

After a brief exchange of pleasantries, Chuck got straight to the point.

"I've already informed you."

The detective nodded, then looked at Tim and Shelly with confirmation: "I just want to make sure again, are you sure you want to offer a reward of 100,000 US dollars?"

His concern was that Tim and Shelly couldn't afford it, rendering the reward meaningless.

After all, if others don’t believe in you, how can you be motivated?

"Puff, puff, puff!"

Chandler couldn't help but attract attention in a funny way, and motioned the detective to look at Chuck: "Do you know what his most powerful ability is?"

"Detective Chuck, I know."

The detective was a little unhappy.

Of course he knew Chuck's name, but he didn't think Chuck was really powerful enough to be a detective. Tim and Shelly went past him to find Chuck, which was actually questioning his ability.

But because he really didn't show his ability to find Jamie in time, it was inconvenient to say anything.

But that doesn't mean he likes hearing the word detective mentioned again and again.

"No, you don't."

Chandler joked: "Chuck's most powerful ability is not the detective, but the classic saying, listen up, I'm rich~"

"..."

The detective looked at Funny Chandler speechlessly, then looked at Chuck.

"Don't worry about the reward money. I've already sent someone to transfer it to a special fund account."

Chuck said calmly: "The account number will be announced together and anyone can check it. As long as the information is useful, the bonus will be paid immediately."

"That's no problem."

The police detective marveled at Chuck's mobility and money-making ability. Without saying anything, he led everyone into the police station, and then announced the news in front of the local media reporters in the police station's press room.

This was hot news, but now Detective Chuck has intervened, and there is a bonus of 100,000 US dollars. Needless to say, the local media, which does not have many breaking news, is more active than anyone else.

Not only the reporters were active, but the local police also became more active after hearing that there was a bonus that could be paid at any time. The patrol officers took the initiative to increase patrols in police cars.

And those plainclothes police detectives took the initiative to contact their informants or even their own gangs to search for information about Jamie.

The local residents who saw the news also looked at their neighbors one by one, seeing that everyone looked like a kidnapper, hoping that they could make a fortune.

This was 13 days ago, and we had never been more united!

The power of money's power is so terrifying!