Vol 14 Chapter 29: naive

All Pattons see the same Patton Daily. If even Zac who reads the newspaper in his back porch can see the embarrassment, imagine what other parties feel, such as James.
The North District Police Department, the guy who is not familiar with James at all will definitely give James a compliment.
"Why does everyone show me their thumbs?" James didn't read today's newspaper. The main reason is that he was late, almost late, and came to the police station after washing. The object he asked was Weiss.
Weiss glanced at James's appearance. "Hair." Is mocking James's incompletely organized appearance, and then pushed the breakfast box on his own table to James.
"Exactly!" James ignored his hairstyle and took the breakfast box. "How do you know I didn't eat breakfast?"
"I don't know." Wes was quite calm, the moment James opened the breakfast box, "Shut up."
James did just that, took a deep breath, and took the sandwich in the lunch box that said "I miss you" with jam in his hand. One more look at Wes, confirming that Wes didn't want to talk about the source of this breakfast, opened his mouth, and sulked.
It took some effort to swallow the food in my mouth. "Today's newspaper?" James was trying to find a topic.
Over the past few days, his relationship with Weiss has been ... dissonant.
The reason is of course the proposal in Fenway Stadium. After the incident, did Wes also call Zac? James didn't explain to anyone the reason why he would do this kind of underestimation, including Wes. Then, when the two had to meet because of work, Wes didn't talk much to James.
It is not to say that the two are partners after all, they are very simple, just like before.
James knew that Weiss was waiting for his own initiative to explain his sudden calculation of Zac's behavior. However, a childish emotion makes James just do not want to explain-why should I explain that you (Weiss) are my friends, you should stand on my side, not because the vampire gasped with me!
But beyond deliberately not explaining it because of childish emotions, James tried his best to let Wes speak in other ways.
For example, such a meaningless question-because Wes did not answer the first time, James asked again, "How about you, today's newspaper?"
Weiss looked up at James again and answered, "Yes."
"Give me a few." James stretched out his hand and waited.
"There is a new one over there, take it yourself." Wes continued to read the newspaper without expression.
"I don't want to move." Childish behavior, "I'll depend on you."
Wes "hummed" with a laugh and looked at the rogue expression that James had deliberately displayed for a while. "Okay." Wes pushed the page he was watching to James.
James pouted and took it. Reading the newspaper is not the purpose, is it? James just wants to pull with Weiss.
But since all the newspapers came, James had no choice but to read. Mastering all the news in Button is also one of the police ’s jobs, and James does n’t want to be negligent.
Weiss gave James a social version, as if expected. James stood up quietly after reading for five minutes. He sullenly squeezed the newspaper in his hand to see his hard-twisted mouth shape. Is swearing swearing.
Weiss ignored James's behavior, kept calm and closed the newspaper he had read, and threw it directly on James' desk. "I have something to do for me for a long time." Look.
James froze in surprise, then pulled Wes, "What are you going to do?"
Weiss slapped James' paws, "It's none of your business."
"Now is working time!" James was not prepared to accept this already indifferent reply, directly blocking Wes's way.
"We have no case." Weiss was ready to detour.
Two young but promising police detectives began to struggle with each other in the police station.
"Is this a children's playground!" The majestic female voice appeared from the direction of the murder leader's office, and the correct position was "Two of you, come here!"
James acted first, "You heard the order of the team leader." The childish mentality succeeded, "We have a case."
Weiss twitched his lips and could only keep up silently.
The two detectives sat down at the desk of the team leader. The female team leader didn't waste a little time throwing two documents in front of the two, "You two, now go to Newton."
"Why?" James asked.
Weiss did not question his boss's habits, so when James asked questions, he opened the file. Frowning directly, he looked at his boss demonstrably.
The female team leader ignored James and looked at Weiss. "You smuggled the gang. You originally did the case in the nightclub under the name of Smith. You went to Newton and hum, you can do it yourself. "
What did Hamilton say to Zac when he was in Grand?
I guess this is the consequence of Hamilton's selfish desire to help Revrow.
The female team leader has nothing more to say to the two men, wave their hands, and expel.
Wes was so good that he left with the documents. James ... "This case has ended in Barton, and everything we know has been written in the report. Why not let other people go to Newton as consultants? Do you want us both?" Newton, because he knew that Revrow was in Newton.
The female team leader is very direct, "Is my head the same as Director Darcy? Why do you think you can ask me?"
Deserve it.
Five minutes later, James started the car and looked gloomyly at Wes in the rearview mirror. Wes did n’t sit in the co-pilot, but sat in the back seat very well. "You know what Newton has. What? Why did you promise to go to Newton! "It was naive and naive to blame your partner for not cooperating with you.
Weiss was too lazy to ignore James. Weiss's current principle of action is very simple. As long as it comes out of James's mouth, it is not to explain why he secretly calculated Zac. If he can't respond, he will not respond.
James didn't get vented to control the steering wheel and went south.
The silence in the car continued for a while, and Wes suddenly said, "Turn right here and go to Paisin."
"why!"
"none of your business."
James's cheek twitched, and he continued straight.
Weiss watched the intersection be missed, put his head over the backrest of the front seat, and looked at James, who was driving with a face on his face, "You, hum, okay." Sit back in the back seat and close the finished document He closed his eyes and it seemed that he was ready to sleep.
Weiss's closed eyes did not last long. After entering the Southern District, the car stopped and James got out of the car and went directly to the back seat. Under Weas' murderous eyes, Wess was dragged out. The rear seat, stuffed into the driver's seat, "I'm going to sleep if I want to sleep!"
After James forced Wes to the driver's seat with a seat belt, he really closed his eyes.
Weiss looked sideways at James's profile for a while, and gave a sigh. The first thing to start the car was to turn around and enter Paisin.
James narrowed his eyes all the time, watching Wes turn, and closed again without speaking.
Uh, everyone should understand it.
This naive gesture was accepted by Weiss.
"The sandwich you ate, made by Jason."
Instinctively missed the heart of James-Weiss never said such a topic to James.
"He lived in Blake before and was kicked out by Blake's parents." Wes did not go to confirm that James had opened his eyes. If everyone was curious, James effectively kept his eyes closed. "Now he lives In Paisin. "Weiss seemed to make a grunt." The landlord is bad. He didn't change the chain when he lived in. Yesterday I was asked by him to talk to his landlord ... life. "
Weiss paused. "We can't let those people think that we orphans have no one to take care of." Weiss and Blake were both raised in the former Quinn Orphanage in Southern District.
Weiss still didn't look at James. "Breakfast is Jason Shelley." There was no tone. "But he seems to have written the words of thanks wrong."
James kept his eyes closed, and his mouth was honestly pulled to the side.
More than ten minutes after the car was silent again, James felt that the car had stopped, and when he was looking to see Wes, Wes had gotten out of the car, "I will beat you up when I come out." James was speechless. Walked towards a house on the parking street.
During Wes ’s time in dealing with his ‘no matter of James’, James was not completely empty. The words just now were the most words that Weiss had said to himself these days.
Although Wes is very clear about some topics he will never share with James, but people are always fragile, and some important events that occur in his life, even if he is not willing to discuss the twists and turns of the event with the people around him, I would like to inform my friends that this happened anyway.
Weiss clearly experienced this situation. James actually experienced the same situation.
James had calculated Zac's reason, and Rut Lesenbull had already told Zac on the phone.
So we should be able to understand that for James, this is an action that he is unwilling to discuss (he was forced to take action because of the threat of his father ’s future), but the whole process that happened was taken by those around him Seeing--heh, James's proposal process in Fenway Stadium, James wasn't ready to hide it, did he?
James is thinking, ‘Weiss should understand me. ’
With such expectations, James waited until Weiss came back. Look at Wes's face ... it can't be seen by fart. James took his own mood as a benchmark, and did not ask Weis what happened just now, "I'm still a little tired when you drive, I didn't sleep well yesterday."
Weiss said nothing, and once again took control of the car's route, returning to the south, the goal was Newton.
James didn't know how to say the "reason" he just realized to Weiss, only, "You don't ask me why I didn't sleep well?"
"do not care."
James didn't mind, "I was waiting for Kate. She had promised to get off work at normal time, but she came back in the early morning."
Weiss pouted, not wanting to answer.
James is self-deprecating, "After reading today's newspaper, I know what she was doing yesterday." The report on the social edition, "I don't know ... what it means."
Wes frowned, hesitated for a while, and still said, "Don't you know, everyone is saying that you are really 'strong', so that Kate can completely ignore Grand's previous suspicions and help Grand write That kind of public relations. "Weiss's tone was not very friendly. Anyway, James himself started with a self-deprecating tone. Weiss had no problem following the mocking." Huh, what I said is that you are in Gran Germany ’s secret lover. "
James naturally understood what Wes was talking about. He said earlier. It was one of the police ’s jobs to read the newspaper to understand what was happening in the city of Button. James also read the gossip report made by Barton Daily after the proposal to misinterpret the relationship between James and Louise.
Continuing to laugh at himself, it is rare for Wes to talk to himself. James is not ready to give up easily. "No wonder they all show me thumbs. A group of guys who have nothing to do, boring."
Weiss shook his head. It is not a negative meaning, but a deeper psychological discomfort-James does not seem to face the real focus of the mocking conversation: Grande.
Originally, Weiss was not prepared to take James' words. The previous hesitation was also to give James a chance, because the word "Grand" could appear. But the fact is obviously that Weiss overestimated James' IQ.
James waited for a while and didn't get a response from Weiss. The feeling of frustration is spreading uncontrollably, and there is nothing to complain about. James should not have expected anything. James, pursed his lips, "Wes, why do you care so much about that vampire?" It is to make the discomfort of these days completely clear.
"That vampire?" Weiss repeated the title, "Oh." This is a angry laugh, "So now you have to replace him with such a title?"
"I was wrong?" James was ready to get on the bar. "Isn't he a vampire?"
Weiss tilted his head and did not want to speak. If the other party wants to continue to be so naive, then the exchange is meaningless.
James did his more childish behavior and reached out to open the wipers in the front window of the car.
Wes focused on his vision on the way forward, and there was a meaningless swing. Wes didn't show emotions and raised his hand to turn off the wipers.
James opened it again.
Wes shut again.
turn on. close. turn on. close.
repeat.
Until, "Move again and drive directly to Grandry. Believe it or not."
James's outstretched hand stopped in midair.
The atmosphere in this compartment was frozen and did not last.
Almost at the moment James stopped, the whole body seemed to be bounced, causing the two young detectives in the car to feel a moment of weightlessness.
After a few rapid jolts after the weightlessness disappeared, the harsh braking sound accompanied the non-linear translation of the entire body. Weiss's hands and feet were still on the brakes, and he looked at James with a shocked expression, and James was the same. Then the two detectives pushed the car door together, pulled off the seat belt, rushed out of the car, and looked at the road they had just passed.
Anyone who has had the same experience knows that the psychological activity at this moment is prayer—‘God! Bless me, those are just unlucky animals! ... ’
But everyone knows, God is in this story ... how real it is in reality.
The faces of James and Weiss turned black at the same time-
Zac climbed up from the ground and stood up, "Are you serious?" Shaping his arm, "Harrowing in the center?" Tear off the jacket that was scrapped under the violent friction that everyone can imagine. Do you even want to politely pretend? "Zac looked at the blood-stained body." Are we jumping directly to this stage now? "
"I didn't see you ..." Weiss was about to step forward and was pulled by James.
Zac then looked at Wes, "So what wiper do you use? I thought you were saying hello to me." Swing, didn't he?
Weiss was very spiritual, directly grabbing James's hand with his backhand, and showed victory, "He opened it."