The Wolf of Los Angeles

Chapter 67 The Battle of Revenge

The red Wrangler turned out of 20th Street and entered the Parisade community, driving Miller Collins, with his right hand on Kevin's leg.

The two looked at each other and smiled affectionately.

Just in the traffic, Edward drove a business car, hanging from behind neither far nor near.

In the co-pilot, Hawke was basically sure that Miller Collins was going to rent the house.

He had made several plans before, corresponding to the beach, park, house and hotel, etc. The hotel was the least ideal, and the house was second.

To avoid arousing suspicion, Kevin cannot directly pull people to the wild.

The house is fine, Hawke purchased special foot pedals for climbing street lamp poles in advance.

The traffic ahead slowed down, and the business car slowed down.

After turning a corner, a high-altitude work lift truck appeared in front of me. Workers wearing reflective vests were maintaining street light poles.

The last time I came here, Hawke saw this car.

So many days have passed and it is still repaired here.

If you work too fast, you will easily lose your job.

Hawke reacted very quickly and said, "I checked Miller's house here, with a pool in the front yard, and sent Kevin a message to him to take Miller to the front yard."

Eric quickly took out his cell phone and quickly edited the text message.

The Wrangler turned off the road at this time, and Miller pressed the electronic remote control, waited for the door to open, and drove in.

While Miller was stopping and getting out of the car, Kevin took out his vibrating cell phone and took a quick look at the newly received text message.

Immediately, he put away his cell phone and got out of the car, looked at the blue sky in the front yard, and said, "Wow, what a beautiful swimming pool, can you swim in a while?"

"No problem." Miller pulled Kevin and left: "Come on, I'll take you to the house."

Kevin followed.

Not far outside the door, Edward stopped the car.

Eric looked over the house, with trees standing tall and black walls blocking his view.

He was worried: "How to shoot this? Let's break in? Will that **** have a gun? Otherwise, you guys are waiting here, and I'll take the camera alone to try it."

Hawk grabbed him: "Don't worry."

Eric was eager to get revenge and asked, "What should we do?"

Edward continued, "Don't worry, our boss is best at climbing light poles, nicknamed the God of War!"

Because of the creative needs, Eric has read many messy works and asked, "Climb the light pole to hang people up?"

"No." Edward gestured, "Go up, go up, calluses on the gun, it becomes particularly useful."

Eric said, "But I can't climb, and I want to take revenge with myself."

Hawke ignored the nonsense, looked over there for a moment, and confirmed that the person would not come out, and said to Edward, "Drive back and go to the lift."

Eric looked at the height of the trees and the black walls ahead, recalled the height of the high-altitude work car, grabbed Hawke's arm, and said, "You are such a genius!"

Hawke no longer considered pedaling and said, "You will control the camera to take a picture later, and you will be able to vent your depression."

Eric remembered the humiliation of being pinched and slandered, and pounded the back of the seat hard, and said hatefully, "I want that **** to be ruined!"

Edward drove back and the business car was parked near the lift.

Hawke got out of the car and walked towards the other side.

The Mexican-descendant worker in a hard hat shouted, "Dangerous work, leave here and don't come!"

Hawke shouted, "Who is your head? I'll talk about a business."

Edward and Eric followed from behind, the former shouting with his waist on his back: "When you want to get rich, come here as soon as possible."

Behind the conical bucket, a huge old Hei raised his safety helmet, looked at Hawk first, his eyes fell on Edward, his thick lips turned, and responded, "Savior, it's you, the bastard!"

Edward heard the familiar voice and was a little surprised. When Lao Hei approached, he said, "Dad Bull?"

Lao Hei stepped over the cone barrel and came to Edward: "I suspect I misread the person. I didn't expect it to be you, the savior, are you still harming those women?"

Edward defended: "I'm saving them, okay? Without my soothing, they will dry up in loneliness."

The leader Lao Hei actually knew the savior. Hawke was a little surprised, but everyone met, and he still needs to use it.

He coughed softly.

Edward quickly introduced both sides: "This is my current boss. This is my former boss, Bull Dad. He used to do greening maintenance, but he didn't expect to change his career."

Hawke said long story short: "Talk a deal and borrow your lift for up to two hours."

The Bull Dad is a businessman and directly offered: "$1,000." He pointed to Edward: "This is for the sake of the savior."

Eric didn't say a word of nonsense, took out a stack of cash from his pocket, counted out some and stuffed it into the hands of the Bull Dad: "You will work for us in the next two hours." The Bull Dad collected the money and shouted to the back He said, "People, come with me first."

Hawke asked, "Are there any work clothes and hard hats? Everyone has one."

Police cars patrol from time to time in the wealthy areas.

It is easy to do business with money, and the Bull Dad happily took the work clothes, hard helmet and reflective vest from the car.

Hawke wore one by himself, and Eric and Edward each wore it.

The Mexican driver then retracted the lifting bucket, and the rest of the workers put the conical bucket back on the car.

The Bull Dad got on a pickup truck, plus the lift truck, and drove forward with the business truck.

Three cars parked in front of a light pole near Miller's house.

Hawke vaguely saw a black and white car coming from afar, reminding Edward and Eric: "Don't talk when working."

The three of them put on hard helmets and, like other workers, moved the conical barrels from the car and placed them around the lift truck.

The patrol police car slowly drove over, and the passenger window lowered. A black middle-aged police officer showed his head and asked, "Bull, has the progress accelerated today?"

No mistakes, one song, one content, one in 6, one book, one bar, one reading!

The Bull Dad waved and said, "Do a little here and a little over there, and strive to do it longer. If you work quickly, you won't make money. The Bull will go bankrupt."

"I won't disturb your work anymore." The black police officer stepped onto the window glass.

The police car accelerated and quickly left the area.

Hawke returned to the side of the car, took out the camera, handed it to Eric, looked at the lifting bucket, and asked, "Can you do it? If it doesn't work, don't force it."

Eric was in a good mood and laughed: "Clicking high and climbing low, the director's basic skills, how high is this, it's a little bit."

Hawke said, "I won't say anything else, pay attention to safety, no matter what happens, safety comes first."

Eric answered, “Get it.”

When the lift truck supports the tripod landed, the Bull Dad asked Eric to climb into the bucket and let the driver get up.

Hawke looked high, pointed to the trees outside the black wall, and said, "The bucket tube is hidden behind the canopy, and uses branches and leaves as a cover."

Dad Bull immediately asked the driver to do it.

Hawke took out Eric's cell phone and sent Kevin a text message.

The bucket was rising higher and higher, Eric came to the canopy position, his eyes easily crossed the obstruction of branches, leaves and black walls, and saw the house inside.

In the courtyard in front of the room, the private swimming pool is blue and sparkling under the sun.

Eric gestured OK to Hawk below, and most of the bucket was parked behind the tree canopy.

He turned on the camera, took off the lens cover, and pointed it into the courtyard, his hands as steady as rocks.

Eric knew very well that Hawke had tried his best to create this good opportunity for himself to take revenge.

The side door of the house opened at this time, and two men in swimsuits walked towards the other side of the swimming pool.

Eric controls the camera lens, and as the two move, the two of them are clearly visible in the closer lens.

The two of them jumped into the pool, played together, and suddenly hugged each other.

Kevin kept backing and sat on the poolside table.

Miller leaned over and lowered his head...

Eric pulled the camera closer again and kept shooting.

I don't know how long it took, Miller raised his head and wiped the corner of his mouth with his hands.

At this moment, he suddenly noticed a reflection, and quickly turned his head to look over there, and saw a guy standing on the lift behind the tree canopy outside the black wall, carrying the camera to shoot here.

Miller pointed to the other side and shouted, "Bastard, don't pat me! Stop it! Stop it!"

When Eric saw that he was discovered, he was a little panicked and rushed down and shouted, "Hurry up, let me down, he will find it."

The bucket slowly descended.

Inside the black wall, Miller knew something was wrong and pulled Kevin down: "Fast into the house."

Kevin is an actor and acts even more panicked than Miller. He even fell down on the way he ran over.

Miller returned to the room, put on his clothes randomly, and quickly called.

Kevin looked flustered, looking like he didn't know what to do.

Miller put down his cell phone and comforted him, "Don't worry, it's okay, I can settle it."

Then he took out a gift box and stuffed it into Kevin's hand: "Don't talk nonsense no matter what happens."

(End of this chapter)