[Comprehensive British and American dramas] No.1 is called non-plural

"Sparkling wine?" Isaac didn't take the bottle of wine, but glanced at the label, "It seems that you rarely drink alcohol, and it would be inappropriate to drink sparkling wine on this occasion."

JackLondon shrank his hand holding the wine bottle, looking a bit at a loss, "Tonight's party, you know, it's very suitable for carnival..."

"I understand." Isaac looked very understanding, making it completely impossible to see that he was just a person who kept a beer in the refrigerator at home.He looked around, "What's the theme of this party? It doesn't look like a simple gathering of lovers around the island."

"I only found out later." JackLondon looked even more embarrassed. "They just accidentally found out that there was an open-air party, so they decided to come. I misunderstood it from the beginning."

"No, that's pretty good too, reminds me of an anniversary party in a small country town." Issac's words are not flattering, the atmosphere here is indeed good.Before coming, he would of course investigate the nature of the party and use it to adjust his response, and Lestrade's evaluation of the party was not bad.

"It's not a messy gathering," Lestrade said. "The people involved are all couples or extended families, and occasionally young people who strayed into it. But it's not bad, and the law and order don't need to be specially maintained."

A stage has been set up in the open space, and some people are climbing up and down debugging equipment.The sky has not yet darkened, but the atmosphere has gradually heated up.There are several fast food trucks parked not far away, selling hot dogs, drinks and ice cream.Obviously, although most people here bring their own food baskets, there will be a few lazy people who will wander in and bring a lot of business to the food truck.

JackLondon was silent for a moment, "Yeah, everyone is so enthusiastic, happy and content, like living in paradise."

Isaac took a cautious look at Jack London, and did not hide his desire to explore at all, giving off a somewhat aggressive look, "Don't you think so?"

Jack London didn't feel offended, or rather, Isaac's ego and inconsideration were as expected.Of course, people like that, like Isaac Costa, have always been self-centered.

"I don't know, the same thing may leave completely opposite impressions on different people." JackLondon said, "Maybe it is very pleasant for most people, but for me..." He paused, "All I can say is, that's not my holiday."

"Understood." Isaac nodded understandingly, "For some people, a happy time is not as good as a drowsy tome." There was sarcasm in his tone, " The charm of knowledge, hum."

Morgan, who had been monitoring with a headset, couldn't help laughing, "Kid, he finally couldn't help but speak the truth."

"That's not what Isaac said." Reid was confident. "Isaac gets the joy of reading, you're the one who falls asleep."

"That brat can't hear us now." Morgan's tone was a little sour, "You don't have to speak well for him."

"Did that bother you before?" Jack London had no idea he was listening.He wasn't sure what he'd get out of Isaac, but he certainly wanted to know more.This will not change his previous decision, but, he just wants to know, even he has the desire to tell.

Probably because he thinks that Isaac won't be the kind of person who can only scream, cry and curse. The first two people quarreling with him upset him and just want them to shut up. Jack London suddenly felt that maybe by that time, he could Have the opportunity to confide in your beliefs.

After all, being a cleaner alone is also a lonely thing.

"No." Isaac denied it very simply, and paused, "Isn't it exactly? I love socializing, but he can grow old forever with a book in his arms. Since I can't pull him out of the book, then neither can he." Want to interfere with my relationship." Isaac suddenly elongated his tone and concluded in a dramatic tone, "Ah, conflicts are always so unexpected~"

"It's not your fault," Jack London said.

"Of course it wasn't my fault." Isaac said confidently, because there was no such thing. "You don't look surprised though, after all, I'm talking about—He."

Jack London's originally too pale complexion was rapidly congested with blood at a speed visible to the naked eye, and he looked extremely uncomfortable, "Isn't this a personal choice? I don't think it's wrong when it doesn't hurt other people..." Yes Seeing Isaac's half-smile look, he coughed lightly, "It's too hot, I'm going to buy ice cream to cool down."

Isaac leaned against the tree, watching his flustered back walking towards the ice cream truck. Jack London's blush was so natural, so natural that he couldn't see the traces of acting.It wasn't an easy task, at least Isaac couldn't do the sudden blush himself.

To be precise, apart from after exercising, there is probably nothing that would make him blush now.

It made Isaac nostalgic for the lost days of innocence.

Jack London soon came back with two ice cream cones, and he seemed to have adjusted his emotions, "The ones who buy ice cream are all little girls. I don't know the taste very well, so they recommended it to me."

"So, the people here are still warm and friendly." Isaac took the ice cream, and he didn't think Jack London would be stupid enough to mess with it. "So, has your bad impression of the town's fairs changed?"

Jack London thought for a while, "It's not bad, but their attitude towards strangers has always been good. After all, this can also bring in some income."

Isaac was noncommittal. The information Garcia checked was correct, but it was obviously incomplete. Jack London's resume looks unremarkable on the surface, but something must have happened that is not in the record.

Quiet, conceited, paranoid, good at disguising, like to use interests to weigh the relationship between people.

This is the label Isaac put on Jack London.

Jack London was somewhat relaxed. In the end, it wasn't Issac who tried to ask him for information, but he kept inquiring about Issac's college career.

"I have always wanted to enter the legal profession." Speaking of this, JackLondon's eyes were very calm, "But I have been failing since I applied for related majors in university. It took me two years to do this, but I still failed in the end. gone."

It is difficult for Isaac to empathize with this, but this does not prevent him from comforting Jack London, "The admissions of law majors have always been very strict. It is not that you are not good enough, but that you are not good enough to meet the standards required by the profession."

"I understand." There was no resentment in JackLondon's voice, "Strict audits are due, and everything related to the law should be taken seriously, otherwise it is a kind of blasphemy."

Is this the motive for committing the crime? Jack London killed judge's children because he felt they were dereliction of duty?The person in charge of monitoring was shocked and felt that he had touched a certain key.

Isaac thought the same way.It's just that he thinks more. The judge who starts with A doesn't understand Isaac, but Judge B is indeed friends with Kiven. Isaac still has confidence in his father's circle of friends, and doesn't believe that he will do something dereliction of duty.Also, sometimes, being hurt is not because you did anything wrong, but because someone is trying to find an excuse for their actions.

"It's not that serious." With several thoughts in his mind, Issac didn't seem to be unusual on the surface, "The strictness is aimed at professional standards, not the same standards in private life. Like me, as long as the school work is done, if If you have the energy to do other things, the teacher will not pursue it."

"Really?" Jack London didn't comment on this, but asked Isaac about something else, "Then you are a lawyer?"

Isaac remembered the tomes that Kiven threw to him, and the corners of his mouth twitched, "No, you don't have to be a lawyer if you major in law."

"My dream is to become a judge." JackLondon offered.Seeing Isaac shaking his head, his expression was a little sad, "I know it's hard, but I won't give up easily."

"No, you misunderstood." Isaac said, "I mean, judges are not as popular as you imagined. In order to maintain the independence and fairness of the judiciary, judges are not sitting on the bench and just knocking hammers as most people imagine. Professional ethics allow them to automatically keep a certain distance from the outside world. They cannot be said to be solitary, but their interpersonal relationships are very narrow and monotonous. Even such high salaries are only for the sake of high salaries and honesty, so that they will not be for money. And betray the fairness and justice of the law."

Jack London's eyes lit up when he heard it, "That's how it should be! This is the real judge with professional ethics, and they have a respectable dedication!"

Isaac agrees with this point, and it also made him discover Jack London's concern.He thought for a while and continued: "But seriously, it's not fair to the judge's family. Yes, they will be respected because of this, and there will be no pressure in life, because the salary of the judge is enough for them to maintain a high level of education. Standard of living. However, life is not just these, too much devotion to career will make them unconsciously ignore their families, and their seriousness and rigidity are also not suitable for children's education, which often leads to many problems..."

"It's not their fault!" Jack London became excited, he looked furious, "How can it be their fault, it's obvious that their children don't know how to cherish, and they will only embarrass the family!"

"It can't be generalized..." Isaac felt as if he had caught something.

Jack London didn't listen, and continued: "Parents gave them the best, but how did they return it? Drugs, promiscuity, extravagance, bullying, they are simply the scum of society! Their existence is worthless , It will only drag down a good judge who is upright and fair to uphold the dignity of the law! Obviously they have obtained so much, and they have more opportunities than others to pass on this great responsibility! They simply do not deserve to live in this world!"

For the first time, Isaac saw envy, jealousy and hatred on a person's face.

Thinking about the two previous cases, Isaac felt that he already knew the motive of the murder.But when he thought that he was actually the third person chosen, his mood was still complicated.

Should he be happy that Kiven was recognized and approved, or should he be upset that he was actually classified into the category that made Kiven ashamed.

Obviously Kiven loves him so much and is so proud of him.

Most importantly, he has never done anything illegal and has always been a law-abiding citizen. How did he become a social scum that needs to be cleaned up?