Red Dead Redemption Dawn Chapter 76

When he woke up, it was already night. Looking at the night outside the window, John stretched.

Then there was a knock on the door by the doorman.

"Who?" John asked, rubbing his eyes.

"I, Kane, is it convenient to go in?"

"Come in." John said, holding up the cold boiled water on the table. Then he gulped down a drink.

Kane pushed the door open.

"You slept soundly." Kane praised John's sleep quality.

"Not bad, what time is it?" John asked.

"It's more than four o'clock, get up and get ready." Kane said.

"What's wrong?" John rubbed his eyes.

"You forgot that you and Billy are going to a family party today." Kane took out an invitation and waved it towards John 1.

"Ah, I almost forgot about it." John nodded.

William's family reunion, although Mr. Edwin bought out the favor, he still has to attend.

"When was it delivered?" John took it and opened it.

On the invitation letter is an address and a simple sentence.

I sincerely invite my friends John, Jacques, and Billy to come and have dinner with me at my new residence.

William Booms Albert.

Then below is an address.

"At two o'clock this afternoon, you should get up and get ready."

"You're just for this?" John asked, half lying on the bed.

"Is that beautiful lady on the second floor your friend?" Kane asked Annie.

"You mean Annie? The daughter of a down-and-out businessman who was rescued easily, did she make you unhappy?" John didn't think so. Annie was very sensible and smart, while Kane had a good temper, and the so-called honorary nobles were also rich. It is also true that the merchants paid for it.

"It turned out to be a businesswoman who was rescued easily. Of course she didn't make me unhappy. I'm notoriously easy to talk about." Kane said with a little disappointment.

"You seem rather disappointed by your tone."

"I made a bet with Lambert. I said she was one of your lovers, and Lambert said it should be a friend."

"What's the stake?" John asked with interest.

"For ten dollars, we didn't win."

"By the way, John, I'm going to find someone to set up the detective agency. You may have to go to the police station tomorrow to deal with that pile of junk." Kane hinted that he was very busy tomorrow and might not have time to help John with the documents.

"Oh, that's unfortunate." John complained. Then he took out his little money from the bag.

He took out seven bundles of seven thousand dollars and one thousand in a total of seven bundles.

"It's not enough, take it with me."

"I knew you were rich, you were a tyrant. Don't miss that party." Kane took the money and ran away.

John stretched, then got up.

After taking a shower, I found the English suit that Danny had given me.

When he was getting dressed and ready to go out, John saw Miss Anne in formal clothes waiting at the door.

"Miss Anne, are you going out too?" John asked curiously.

"Yes, I happened to be going out to buy something." Annie said sternly.

"Let's go together then, I happened to be going out." John nodded and then invited Annie to board the carriage that came to pick up John.

Billy rode a horse, which he asked for himself.

The two went on the same carriage, and it was nothing at first, but after a while John couldn't bear it any longer.

"Do you mind telling me about your family?" The two stayed in the carriage without saying a word, which made John feel a little embarrassed.

"Well, a very common businessman's story. My father was a rich French businessman. He married the second daughter of a French nobleman when he was 30 years old."

"Then he went on to pave the way for money, and the business was quite big. Then he handed over a large sum of money to France in the name of donation, and he also won the title of an honorary nobleman."

"But the good times didn't last long. When I was thirteen years old, my father's business was in crisis. He was kidnapped, and the business was taken over. He himself was kicked out. Then he became addicted to a woman's business. The gentle village couldn't help himself. The business was getting worse and worse and he ignored it, and finally he went bankrupt after a few years of profligacy. Then we moved from the manor into the apartment. My mother also started looking for a job to make a living, and I went from I graduated from a British college. I thought I could find a stable and high-paying job, but I found it was all wishful thinking.”

"And the Free Federation is developing, I think this is an opportunity, so I came here to have a look, and then I encountered these things." Anne rambled about her past, and suddenly she shouted at the groom. .

"Stop, sir, I want to go down and buy something. Mr. John, please wait for me." She got out of the carriage.

"Well." John nodded and looked at her disappearing back.

After a while, she came back with an exquisitely packaged gift box.

"Mr. John, you should bring your own gift when you go to the party." After Annie finished speaking, she handed the gift in her hand to John who was stunned.

"Uh...Thank you, I was in a hurry, I didn't expect it." John looked at the gift in his hand, and then at Annie who was standing by the road in a long white dress.

She stood quietly on the side of the road, and spoke to John with a gentle smile about the etiquette of visiting other people's houses.

"Well, Miss Anne, would you mind going with me to meet them?" John thought about it and thought it was a bit inappropriate to just leave Anne on the side of the road.

"Me? Really?" Annie was a little surprised, then said quickly.

"Of course I don't mind. I'm very happy to accompany you to the party, Mr. John, but I don't know if they will mind."

"William is a full-fledged gentleman. Your presence will make him even happier. After all, a beautiful lady like you is rare in the whole of Blackwater Town." After John made up his mind, he didn't bother.

"Mr. John, you are really humorous. I am very happy to accompany you to the party." Annie said happily.

"It's also my honor." John got out of the carriage and extended a hand to invite Annie to get into the carriage. It was standard.

Anne happily put her hand in John's big hand, and then got back into the carriage.

The two of them talked all the way to that address. The conversation was quite harmonious along the way. John talked half-truths and half-truths about what he had seen. Annie let out a chuckle from time to time.

At about six o'clock, the carriage stopped in front of the gate of a second-floor courtyard, which was in a very good location.

John took the gift and helped Annie dismount with his left hand, UU reading www.uukanshu. com and Billy followed.

Then the three walked into the house.

On the other side, Chief Leiter was chatting with Hardy.

"I think a lot of things have a price tag. If they don't, it's just not enough." Leiter changed his image of being fair and honest, and talked about business with Hardy.

"what do you want?"

"What can you give me?" Hardy asked.

"A legal identity, a sum of money that is enough for you to live in peace in your next life." Leiter looked at Hardy and said.

"And the most important thing is that you can be forgiven from hanging tomorrow."

"It's an attractive reward." Hardy said, looking at Leiter, whose face was inappropriate.

"It's a pity you can never give me some things, Mr. Chief. I've killed a lot of people in my life, some good and some bad. That's why ordinary people like to call us robbers and robbers, but it's the same with you. We kill and you kill too. . But we can decide who we kill. And you can't, you don't think federal MPs are all good people, right?" Hardy looked contemptuous.

"How many people did they let you kill in various names? Have you counted them? We are robbers, but our purpose is clear, and you are just running dogs."

"You want to catch Mr. Greer? You deserve it too?" Hardy said contemptuously.

"It makes sense. I hope your will is stronger than your stance." There was no emotion on Leiter's face, and he was not shocked by Hardy's sarcasm.

Then Leiter walked out of the cell, and shortly after Leiter left, a man in a white coat walked in with a syringe in his hand.

Seeing the transparent liquid on the syringe, Hardy raised the corners of his mouth and let out a chuckle.

Chapter end