Because this bombing involved a big shot in London, the police station did not dare to neglect it. Not professional, so he quickly locked in.

The next step was to organize the arrests.

In the middle of the night, in an abandoned factory on the outskirts of the city, a dozen people in black were suddenly broken into.

Jackson Baker, who was sleeping, was woken up and fell to the ground as soon as he was about to escape.

"Where else do you want to flee?" The darkened factory was lit up, and the swaying tungsten light bulb made a loud noise.

Jackson Baker was pulled up by two strong men and dragged to the middle.

He lifted his head and saw a non—smiling face, his eyes full of fun but also cold.

"What are you trying to do? I didn't offend you!" He knelt on the ground, his voice trembling.

"How did you not offend me? You almost killed my good brother!" David Smith said as he stepped forward and kicked him on his chest.

Jackson Baker wailed and fell to the ground.

At this moment, the sound of the car engine came from outside the house. A short while later, a tall figure walked in.

"It's quite fast!" David Smith smiled at him.

"Then, sure, come and see who wants my life!" William walked over and stood in front ofJackson Baker, looking at him expressionlessly.

Originally lying on the floor with a painful face, Jackson Baker saw Paul William standing in front of him, his eyes wide open, angry.

"Paul Green, I'm fighting with you!" He crawled over and wanted to hug his leg, but he did not even touch his trousers.

Jackson Baker covered his chest and pointed at him, cursing unwillingly: "You've ruined my life, I've lost everything. You mustn't die!"

The enemy stood in front of him, but he could not move any of his hair. Jackson Baker was anxious and his eyes were red.

From the start, Paul William did not have any expression. He just looked at him coldly.

"You're quite well—informed!" He said slowly, "But you have to figure out that it's not you, the person who caused you nothing!"

If he didn't have any profit, and no one would take him, what would he do?

"Speak less of these high—sounding words. You have the right to be powerful. It's not easy to crush me!" Jackson Baker sneered. "I didn't kill you anyway.

"Do you think you want to kill me? It's so simple to go to jail?" Paul William looked at him with a smile, his eyes sharp.

The price was so small, letting others know that he did not think he was a good person, and how he could kill a rooster.

Jackson Baker was stunned and stared at him. Originally, he thought that David Smith was scary.

"You ... what are you trying to do? Abuse lynching?" He couldn't help but shrink back. He looked at the circle of strong men around him.

When he thought of this, he trembled.

David Smith saw his embarrassment in his eyes. He did not know whether he was old—fashioned or not. He had the guts to dare to murder Paul William.

"How are you going to clean him up?" He asked as he looked at him.

Mr. William shook his head and looked at him. "Aren't you good? Don't make an exception for me!"

"Hey, what do you mean by that?" David Smith glanced at him in front of so many brothers. He was not a good family woman.

Paul William ignored him and asked, "I heard John Field is looking for him?"

"It seems like this is the case!" His words reminded David Smith, "Hey, it's easier!"

After that, he smiled and looked at him. The gentleman was just a gentleman, and he never shot himself.

When Jackson Baker heard John Field's name, he looked frightened and shouted, "I beg you, don't think of handing me over to John Field!"

But to no avail, David Smith waved his hands and the two men stepped up and dragged Jackson Baker to the outside. He could still hear his miserable shouting.

Jackson Baker borrowed $ 10 million in usury from John Field.

It's only natural to owe a debt! Then there was no way.

David Smith took out his cigarette and took one to Paul William.

And asked, "Why didn't you ask him, who gave him the information?"

Paul William took the cigarette, lit it, and said indifferently, "I don't want to know."

"Hah! There's someone like you." David Smith felt novelty, and even he was curious.

"I'm just afraid that I know that I can't control and let them pay a price." Paul William looked at him with a calm smile, "This time, give them a chance. Blame me! "

David Smith suddenly understood, then smiled: "Then you're really kind."

After they finished smoking, the two of them walked side by side. Jackson Baker had been sent away.

The night was deep. In a small bungalow on the outskirts of the city, screams screamed through the sky.

...

A few days later, the police announced that the case had been solved. The suspect had been arrested and was categorized as malicious revenge. As for the specific reasons and details, the police did not announce them.

It was also worth mentioning that when the suspect was arrested, one of his arms was broken, and the details are still under investigation.

The Green Family was full of sorrow.

Blake Green called Ruby Sharp to the study room, closed the door, and pointed at her nose and asked angrily: "Did you do it?"

Ruby Sharp looked innocent. "Trust me, it's really not me this time!"

Blake Green looked at her with a grievance and a sincere look. If he wanted to believe her, there was too much doubt in his heart.

"Why did it happen that after I told you that Jackson Baker had come to Paul William, could it be that coincidentally?"

Such a coincidence made him have to doubt Ruby Sharp, and she, a woman, could indeed do such a thing.

Ruby Sharp was annoyed by what he asked. "I admit that it's quite coincident, but just because of this, you suspect me, for what? I don't believe that no one in this world except us knows about it. It's probably going to reach Jackson Baker's ears! "

"Then I tell you that there aren't many people who know. If your big brother has some roots in the organization, do you think anyone can inquire about it?" Blake Green said sighed.

"How can I not doubt you? Jackson Baker had been so close to you before that you couldn't see how well Laura had been ..."