The Wolf of Los Angeles

The sun turned west, Pat Kingsley came out of the apartment building, and Father Michael Baker came up.

He asked with a smile, "Sleep well?"

Jinsley stretched, "I haven't had such a rest for a long time." She looked at Baker, "This Mira, leave it alone for me for a while, don't let others touch him."

Baker promised, "Don't worry, he will live independently in the school during the next period of time and take care of his body alone."

Jinsley was quite satisfied with this: "Let's go."

Baker accompanied her out.

Not far away, Campos was carrying a briefcase, aiming at Baker and Jinsley on one side.

After visiting here for a long time, he found that the church has strict management of St. Bean Welfare School, and many places have arranged special patrols. It is very difficult to install a camera here to take a sneak shot.

Now you can only take pictures of whatever you want.

Although the power of the church is not as terrifying as in the Middle Ages, in modern society, its power and influence are still strong, and Campos dare not act rashly, so as not to cause trouble that cannot be dealt with.

After Jinslie separated from Michael Baker, Campos quickly walked over and took advantage of someone asking about Jinslie's toilet location and passed by the outside of her. He took off the eavesdropper on his handbag and left without looking back Welfare school area.

He left San Bean Church, took out his cell phone and made a phone call, walked all the way to the parking lot, and got into the car where Carlos was.

Garcia is back.

Carlos handed over the headset and said, "Boss, listen."

Campos took it and put it on. After listening for a while, even though he saw too much darkness, he still felt that the old woman was perverted.

Garcia said at this time: "Kinsley came out and got in the car, Fiona, Betty and the Savior drove to follow each other, and she was walking the way home."

Campos put down his headset and said, "Old rule, you will make a few more copies of the recordings, take two of them to Twitter and sell them to Twitter."

He handed over the modified camera bag and said, "There are some videos I took in it, and I will copy them together and send them to you."

Carlos was already busy.

After the copy was completed, I tried it next to each other. Fiona on the other side called and Jinsli went home directly.

Campos told people to keep watching and hung up the phone and asked Carlos to go to Twitter.

In just over half an hour, the relevant recordings had been sent to Hawke's desk.

Hawke turned on the audio, listened carefully, and opened the video again, and watched part of the content of Campos's secretly filmed.

The story of Catholicism and boys has been widely circulated for centuries. Just talking about Los Angeles, many related scandals have been exposed since the 1980s.

But most of the church was suppressed.

Hawke turned off the video and audio, picked up the phone and called Frank's number, waited that the other side would connect, and said directly, "Thank you, your news is very reliable."

Frank forced the king to go up again: "Don't forget, I'm a person standing on the top of the Hollywood Hills."

Hawke rarely did not speak out.

According to Frank, he was infected with agitation in Hollywood. When he met a woman he liked, he always wanted to get married. During frequent divorces and marriages, he consumed all his wealth and career and became what he is now.

Hawke felt that Eric could write a script based on his story called "Born Marriage Madness".

The office door was knocked on, and Hawke said he wanted to come in, and Frank pushed the door open and came in.

He hung up his phone and said, "It just so happens that the sheep I am raising you teach you management experience, come and have a look."

Hawke pointed to the chair opposite: "Please sit."

Frank said, "Did you get the information first? Is it so efficient?"

Hawke had a rare opportunity to show off in front of Frank and said, "Don't you think about who is the public opinion manipulator in Los Angeles in the past year?"

"You are strong, but not strong enough!" Frank reminded: "Although the Catholic Church is not as powerful as before, it is not something you, an emerging media can fight against."

He advised: "You made Twitter into a delicious cake, and you don't know how many people or forces you are peeping in secret. The Ferguson family can indeed stop many people, but if you reveal a big flaw, people will be allowed to do so. When they see the opportunity, how many hungry wolves can they block?”

Hawke, who had heard useful suggestions, couldn't help but nod.

The past year and a half are also the most comfortable period after Frank was homeless, and he has been a consultant since the company was established, and he feels like he is involved from scratch and definitely doesn't want to be finished with Twitter.

Frank said: "Stabilize your basic foundation and don't give people too many flaws."

Hawke said, "I get it."

Frank gently patted the armrest of the lower chair and said, "Conservative does not mean giving in. We retract our hands, clench our fists, accumulate strength, and make a stronger blow."

Hearing this, Hawke couldn't help laughing: "Have you worked as a screenwriter part-time before?"

Frank did not answer and stood up to say goodbye: "I'll go downstairs and play with the security guards who are on the run."

When he left, Hawke sat behind his desk, listened to the recording again, thinking about Tom Cruise.

He thought for a while and decided to talk to Tom Cruise first. Hawke called Tom Cruise and said, "Tomy, I got some key things here. It's not convenient to say on the phone. You'd better come here quietly."

Tom Cruise replied, “I’ll go there right away.”

When it was dark, Tom Cruise, who had disguised himself, came to the fourth floor through the side door of the Twitter building.

After entering Hawke's office, he hurriedly asked, "About Kingsley?"

"That's right." Hawke said, "You sit first."

Tom Cruise laughed: "The media and public opinion are constantly restless. If you want to say that you can give me a fatal blow, it is overestimating them, but these things are particularly upset."

Hawke followed his words and said, "Isn't this the kind of woman who turns against you? She can't kill you, but she can disgust you to death."

He clicked on the audio and reminded: "Listen carefully."

Tom Cruise stopped talking, pricked up his ears and listened carefully, and soon heard Pat Kingsley's familiar voice.

The subsequent development was somewhat beyond Tom Cruise's expectations. Although the picture was not visible, you could tell that things were not normal by listening to the sound.

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

An old woman in her seventies.

Wait, this old woman has been immersed in Hollywood for nearly fifty years.

That's fine.

When the audio was finished, Tom Cruise didn't speak for a long time. She sat on the sofa and thought for a while before saying to Hawk: "No wonder Pat Kinsley is so devout. I have brought her to the Science Church many times. Unmoved, it turns out that her piety has a special reason."

He paused a little and said, "Kinsley goes to Mass every weekend, and he molests one every weekend? How many people have been killed by her over the years?"

Hawke looked at Tom Tsim who was righteous and asked directly: "I have found the key to pointing to the point where Kingsley has been found. What should I do next, I have to make an idea, after all, you are the victim."

"You won't want to expose it on Twitter, do you?" The righteousness on Tom Cruise's face disappeared without a trace: "Hawk, this thing cannot be exposed. Exposure to me is the first target to be suspected. ”

He is not an ordinary little star, and has enough mind: "When the Catholic Church and the Science Church are in conflict, things will become more troublesome and are not in my interest."

Hawke thought of this before: "So, Tommy, what to do in the end depends on your side."

Tom Cruise didn't want to let things get out of control, so he thought for a moment and said, "I'll take the things away first."

At this point, he felt that it was not safe, so he asked Hawke what he was thinking about: "If I want to communicate privately with Pat Kingsley and temporarily let her shut up her mouth, is this enough?"

Hawke asked without answering, "You want to use this to meet Pat Kingsley?"

Tom Cruise said: "Yes, that's how I decided."

When Hawk heard the word decision, he was not stupid enough to persuade him. People at the level of Tom Cruise are often very stubborn.

He followed Tom Cruise's thoughts, pondered for a moment, and said, "You tell her that all she brought out was audio, and there were videos of her past. With this audio, she couldn't tell whether it was true or false."

Tom Cruise smiled, “Good idea.”

Hawke specifically reminded him: "You should also be careful, be careful that she will jump over the wall if she is anxious."

"I know, I will use her courage to attack me." Tom Cruise still has this confidence: "Scientific Church now has a certain power in California. She has children and daughters, but she doesn't Such an unwise choice would be made.”

Hawke took out the USB drive with the audio stored, handed it to Tom Cruise, and said, "It's no harm in being careful."

"Thank you." Tom Cruise next, ready to take action: "I'll leave first, and I'll talk back."

Hawke stood up and saw him off, and kept sending him to the elevator entrance.

Tom Cruise came quietly and left quietly, without attracting attention.

When he drove back to the mansion he moved into, he immediately called Pat Kingsley and asked her to meet her.

On Twitter, Hawke took out another copy and thought about it carefully.

As an emerging media, Twitter has not had a solid foundation and the current situation is not suitable for Twitter to do.

What about Fox TV?

Compared to Twitter, they are much larger in scale and have the capital to take it.

Fox may not be broadcast, and may even be suppressed, but it is always a channel that can be exposed.

Hawke didn't do much, and he was willing to do a little within his ability.

He pulled out his cell phone and called Megan Taylor: "Do you have time tonight? I'll go to your place."

Meghan was very happy when she heard this: "Okay, go straight to my house and wait for me, and I will rush back immediately after get off work."

She likes the feeling of being unobstructed: "I'm sure, but I won't change."

Hawke glanced at the time: "I'll go there now and make some midnight snacks." (End of this chapter)