"Tony, I heard that when you came back, you took the train where Taylor was killed?" Sheriff Klein asked casually while drinking with Tangning that day.
Tangning nodded and replied, "Yes, he is in room five and I am in room eight!"
"So you solved this case?" Chief Klein asked again.
Tangning shook her head and replied, "No, the police officer in charge at that time was not you. How could I have the power to investigate? Besides, I'm too lazy to cause myself such trouble!"
"Why, you also found something wrong with this case?" Chief Klein asked.
Hearing Chief Klein's question, Tangning asked curiously, "Why, the wrong murderer was arrested in this case?"
Chief Klein hesitated for a moment, and then replied: "Well, many people think Chief Brody's handling was too hasty. This case may not be that simple, so I want to hear your opinion, Tony!"
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"I have no objection, because I was so tired when I got on the bus that I didn't even recognize the passengers in the car, let alone notice them!" Tang Ning replied with a shrug.
"What have you been busy with in New York? Are you so tired?" Chief Klein asked curiously.
Tangning leaned close and whispered: "Three women every day, you wouldn't be able to bear it!"
After hearing this, Chief Klein couldn't help laughing and said, "Tony, I don't think you can change your problem in this life!"
Tang Ning thought to herself, let alone this life, she has not changed in her last life, but on the surface she still raised her glass and changed the subject: "Stop talking about this, drink, drink!"
In fact, Tang Ning did not tell Sheriff Klein that Shani's bottle of wine had misled him. At first, he thought that this bottle of wine was the same as the wine Warner brought him and had some special effects. Otherwise, he would not have heard of it.
He would get drunk after just one drink. Afterwards, he bought two more bottles and found that they had no effect at all.
So at this time, he began to have a guess, that is, the problem was not with the wine, but with the woman Shani. Although he was indeed handsome, he could make people take the initiative to embrace him just after they met.
, Tang Ning thought it was still impossible, especially since he was completely sure that he had never had sex after being "drunk", so why didn't Shani go back to her room to sleep, and instead stayed next to her who was snoring like thunder?
One night? It's not like she was stealing things. Could it be that she was using herself as an alibi witness?
But even so, Tangning has no interest in overturning the case for Mr. Taylor, because as far as he knows, lawyer Taylor specializes in exonerating bad guys from lawsuits, so he has countless enemies. Why would he reverse the case for such a person?
Just when Tang Ning was filled with random thoughts, Marlene suddenly came over and reported that Joanna was here. So Tang Ning hurried to the living room, saw a somewhat thin Joanna and said hello: "Are you having fun in China?"
To Tang Ning's surprise, Joanna actually answered in Chinese: "I'm very happy. China is the most beautiful country I have ever seen!" Well, although her accent was a bit weird.
So Tangning also echoed in Chinese: "Well, I think so too! Unfortunately, my time in China was too short last time and I didn't go to many places!"
"Do you know how big China is? If you want to travel all over China, it will take at least several years!" Joanna teased, but then she discovered something was wrong: "Huh? Tony, you also know China.
talk?"
Tangning nodded and replied, "Of course, don't forget, I went to China before you!"
"You did go there before me, but didn't you only stay in China for a month in total? How come you speak Chinese better than me?" Joanna asked in disbelief.
"It means I have talent in this area!" Tang Ning replied proudly.
And Joanna said without hesitation: "If I remember correctly, when you were learning French, you didn't remember a few words for a long time!"
"The talent I'm talking about is in learning Chinese, not all languages!" Tang Ning replied with some embarrassment.
After chatting for a while, Tangning changed the subject and asked, "Where else do you plan to go next?"
"I'm not going anywhere, just staying in New Orleans!" Joanna replied calmly.
"What do you plan to do then? Become a home piano teacher?" Tang Ning asked again.
"If there is a very talented child, I can continue to be a piano teacher for a few years!" At this point, Joanna paused, then looked at Tang Ning and said, "If not, then I plan to learn from Mr. Tang Ning.
You can also write novels and write down all the experiences and interesting things I have experienced during my travels in the past few years."
"Well, this is a good idea!" Tangning praised, and at the same time she was inspired and had an idea in her heart. Yes, I can actually write about my travels in China, even though I only stayed in China for less than a month this time.
, but in terms of domestic understanding, who in the entire United States can surpass me?
Just do whatever you want. After Joanna left, Tangning immediately went to the study and started writing. At first, he wanted to write a simple travelogue, but as soon as he started writing, plots from the novel suddenly rushed into his mind. He thought about it carefully.
, Tangning felt that Wesley's "Looking for Dreams" was actually more suitable for her now, so she began to rewrite "Looking for Dreams".
Tangning liked Wesley very much when she was in high school. She has read almost all of this series, and "Looking for Dreams" is one of his favorite stories. "Looking for Dreams" not only has a twists and turns in the story, but it is also a rare Wesley story without any adulteration.
With the aliens coming in, the ending is reasonable and unexpected. Unlike many stories, the suspense at the beginning is huge, and in the end, the aliens are used as deus ex machina. This is just like a talk show.
The use of homophonic memes is the same as internal memes. It is an extremely lazy and clever approach, and is despised by people in the industry.
Because Tang Ning liked the story "Looking for Dreams" very much, he was so immersed in writing it that he didn't even notice Heidi came in. This is fortunate that he has been here for a long time and has been writing in English for a long time.
Otherwise, if it had been the time when he wrote "Gone with the Wind", Heidi would definitely have discovered the problem, because at that time he always wrote Chinese first, then compared it and translated it into English.
PS: I wrote a book "Following Class Literature History" a few years ago, so when I was scanning the list today, I was very moved when I saw this book "Into Chinese Language Books, Starting from Cixi". In addition, I actually published a book this year.
This book "Rebirth of Runtu" didn't pass the review at all, not to mention signing the contract. I didn't write anything illegal.
