MTL - Rebirth in America: Great Slave Owner-v2 Chapter 176 Catching the grass to startle the snake

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"Tony, your guess is indeed possible!" After listening to Tangning's analysis based on "Warner's Story", Sheriff Klein nodded in approval.

But then the conversation changed and he said, "But I can't help you with this matter!"

"Why?" Tangning asked in confusion.

Sheriff Klein explained: "Because our police have already finalized this case, it is inconvenient for me to reopen the investigation before there is concrete evidence, especially if I am investigating a person who is widely socialized like Mrs. Hager, so in the early stage, only you can only Private investigation!"

"Okay, I can understand!" Tangning replied helplessly.

However, Tangning really had no idea how to conduct a private investigation. After all, he didn't know the Hagers very well, and he didn't know how to conduct a private investigation. After thinking about it for a long time, he finally came up with a solution.

Two days later, Tangning asked Rob to invite Levin over and said to him, "Tony, I need your help right now!"

"What's the matter, you said!" Levin asked casually.

"Arrange your subordinates to help me publish a novel!" Said, and handed the manuscript to Levin.

Levine took it and asked curiously, "Why do you want my subordinates to publish it? Is there anything wrong with this novel?"

Tangning didn't answer and just pointed to the manuscript, so Levin had to read it patiently, but as soon as he saw half of it, he responded, "Tony, you, do you suspect that Mrs. Hager poisoned you?"

Tangning nodded and replied, "Yes, but it's just suspicion, so I need this novel to stimulate her, but she will definitely..."

Before Tangning could finish her sentence, Levin said, "But Mrs. Hager will definitely ask me to make trouble, so you can't use your identity as Tony to publish this novel, you can only use my subordinates. Then I said that I didn't know the author, because the editors under my staff were not strict in reviewing it, and I would at most apologize to her for reporting, right?"

"That's right, that's it, Lei Wen, this matter has wronged you!" Tangning said embarrassedly. In fact, Lei Wen was the most wronged person in this operation. Apart from a little newspaper sales, there was almost nothing. The benefits, and even the risk of offending the Hager couple, if Tangning hadn't felt that she had a good relationship with him, she would never have dared to say this.

And Levin waved his hand indifferently and said, "Tony, we are good friends, what's wrong with it? Don't worry, just leave this to me!"

In fact, Levine's thinking was that even though he might offend the Hagers in the future, if he didn't take it, he would offend Tangning now. In comparison, Tangning played a bigger role in him. So this choice is actually quite easy to make.

Hearing Levine's answer, Tangning was very moved, "Levine, thank you so much!"

After chatting for a while, Tangning asked again, "By the way, are you still investigating Uncle Milo?"

I saw Levin nodded heavily and replied: "Well, still investigating! Why Tony, do you have any new clues or directions?"

"Uh, not for now!" Tangning replied embarrassedly, because his original intention was to persuade Levin to give up on this matter, but looking at his current state, Tangning felt that it was better not to speak.

"Oh, then remember to tell me as soon as you find it!"

"Don't worry, sure!" Tangning said perfunctorily.

The day after Levine returned, "Manslaughter" was published in the newspaper, but beyond Tangning and Levine's expectations, several days had passed, and there was no response from Mrs. Hager, let alone. Went to Levine's "New Orleans Express" to make trouble, and didn't even go, as if the novel was not written by her.

"Tony, what can I do? If Mrs. Hager doesn't come, I can't take the initiative to come and tell her that she is the one who wrote it!" Levin said with a frown.

In fact, Tangning was also very depressed about this, because his original intention was to scare the snake, but now that the grass was slapped, the snake didn't startle at all, so she scratched her head and replied, "To be honest, I didn't expect this situation beforehand. Now it seems that either Mrs. Hager simply didn't see it at all, or she saw through our thoughts, so she was changing with the same thing!"

Levin retorted without hesitation: "It's not that I don't know Mrs. Hager, she's not a simple woman, so I think it should be the second possibility!"

"If we see it through, then it's inconvenient for us to continue what we do now, because it has already aroused her suspicions, so maybe she's staring at us now!" Tangning analyzed.

In fact, Tangning guessed right, because not long after Levine left, Angela's maid, Mary, reported to her, "Madam, you guessed right, editor Levine really went to find Mr. Tangning, and according to Shirley's stealing I heard their conversation, that "Manslaughter" was indeed written on purpose to test your wife!"

I saw Angela snorted coldly: "Hmph, I guessed what they meant when I read the novel, they had doubts about me but had no evidence, so they made a novel to deceive me, but I was Don't be fooled, let's see what else they can do!"

Then the conversation changed and he said, "But this Tangning is really not easy, she actually guessed more than half of the matter while lying on the bed, which means he has no evidence, otherwise she would have found that Sheriff Klein long ago. , it seems that what I did this time was not concealed enough!"

At this time, Mary asked, "Madam, that Shirley wants to borrow money again. Will you lend her?"

"This greedy Bichi!" Angela scolded ~www.novelbuddy.com~ and then ordered, "Let it to her first, then let her continue to watch Tangning and Levin's movements, and wait until the matter is over. Find a way to get rid of her!"

The two were talking when suddenly Mr. Hager's voice came from outside the door: "Angela, where are you?"

After Angela heard the sound, she quickly stood up and adjusted, walked out with a bright smile, and said sweetly to Hager, "Dear, are you looking for me?"

"Look what I bought for you!" With that said, Hager proudly took out a beautiful little box!

Angela opened it and saw that it was an old-fashioned but heavy gold necklace. Although she complained in her heart, she praised with surprise on the surface: "Wow! It's so beautiful!"

"do you like it?"

"Of course I like it, as long as it's what you give me, I like it!"

ps: Push an old book "Being a Big Coffee in America". It is said that this is a serious harem text. Although some aspects are poor, the harem is absolutely qualified!