My American magical life
Chapter 639 - 639 109 Niu Sen meets Geweil under the moonlight Gru secretly plots against Steven_2

639: Chapter 109: Niu Sen meets Geweil under the moonlight, Gru secretly plots against Steven_2 639: Chapter 109: Niu Sen meets Geweil under the moonlight, Gru secretly plots against Steven_2 Furthermore, Forbes is also a big headache.

This time, Niu Sen got a little tricked by Geweil, so he rushed over to instruct his younger brother to be cautious with anything involving Chief Gru in the future.

“He’s trying to please both sides, how arrogant, what does he take us for?”

Geweil didn’t understand what Niu Sen was fretting about and just cursed Chief Gru.

“So, are you going to help Chief Gru withstand Achilles?”

Niu Sen smiled and had made up his mind, slowly shaking his head.

“No need, Missouri isn’t that important, Achilles is a smart man, much smarter than his sister, I prefer working with smart people.

Also, about Chief Gru…

he’s not betting on both sides; he’s betting on three sides – Wolf, Temir, me, every person he’s in contact with is no simple character.”

Niu Sen: “Mi’er can’t handle it, it’s got to be Achilles—a political animal like him doesn’t like to risk guessing high and low, he prefers to go with the flow.”

It was already a small bet on Mi’er, and with Achilles making a move, Niu Sen would happily sell the chips at a good price if possible.

As for the subsequent praise for Chief Gru, it could actually be applied to CEO Cheng.

On the surface, it seemed like Chief Gru was working all angles, serving three forces to the point of desperation, but in reality, it was CEO Cheng’s operations, fierce as a tiger, that pushed him into a position he shouldn’t have been in.

It was CEO Cheng who stood with Mi’er, who wanted to bring Wolf into the fold, and who finished off the eagle in the sky through Geweil.

“I didn’t expect him to be that kind of person; I had a feeling he was extraordinary when I attended his wedding, but who would have thought, huh.”

Geweil sighed at his own ability to know such a shameless Chief Gru while Niu Sen was contemplating what to do next.

Chief Gru was no simple man, he knew, and he never liked this unscrupulous cop.

Manipulating officers, committing major crimes, burning his boss, smuggling goods – the sins of Chief Gru were too many.

But if Chief Gru were compared to a pile of shit, he was one of the biggest and stinkiest piles in California, not easy to deal with.

Getting rid of him could crumble into pieces, keeping him would definitely implicate Niu Sen – he was willing to bet on Mi’er’s bright future but really didn’t want to stand against Achilles.

It would be better to discuss with Achilles and take care of the man neatly.

“Take care of him neatly,” quite a challenge.

Thinking this, Niu Sen glanced at Geweil.

“Go and pay a visit to Achilles for me, I want to see him, be off.”

Geweil’s face fell; it was an easy job, but he wasn’t keen on taking it.

“Can’t you find someone else?

I’m always so stressed when I see him, you know.”

As a human being, Achilles was a bit too exceptional, Geweil didn’t like him.

“Ha, to show sincerity, go on.”

Geweil still had doubts.

“Aren’t you on better terms with Temir?

At a time like this if you sell out Chief Gru, the future affairs in Missouri…

I mean, Achilles won’t be as foolish as that female watch, the more someone has nothing, the more willing they are to risk it all.

Achilles has too much; he won’t give you conditions like Temir did.

If we keep Chief Gru and Temir, in the future…”

It was still the logic of selling the family land without regret, but it had some merit.

Looking at the hopeful Geweil, Niu Sen cut off his impassioned speech, explaining.

“It’s about the same, at the moment, the interests involved between us and Temir aren’t too much, and whether Missouri is red or blue doesn’t matter to me right now, we’ll talk about the future in the future.”

He was a very pragmatic politician, sometimes he didn’t think too far ahead, which wasn’t stupid, but rather a good way to handle things.

Live for today, drink for today – the future of America was also unclear to Niu Sen, securing the benefits at hand was the right answer – and taking advantage of Achilles to prompt Forbes to take care of Chief Gru would be even more perfect.

Compared to Mi’er, who had intimate relations with men every day, Niu Sen preferred Achilles, he could gamble for fun, but now he wanted to secure his gains first.

“Then I’ll see Achilles tomorrow, just to meet, not say much, is that okay?”

“That’s the way to do it.”

Niu Sen smiled and watched as Geweil left.

“Ai.”

Looking at Geweil’s retreating back, Niu Sen sighed; his brother was very loyal and reliable but too foolish.

The Governor’s car started again, and the fate of Chief Gru began to turn.

What would the future bring?

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Chief Gru had destroyed the trust between himself and CEO Cheng’s small group; he thought that having a transgender wife from the California Clique and a reason to restrain Niu Sen, he would be able to withstand, but he didn’t understand one thing – Niu Sen would be glad to see him dead.

His underworld connections grew larger and were even starting to professionalize, basically defecating on the territory of the California king.

If only Chief Gru truly had the sincerity to be Niu Sen’s man, Niu Sen would have been willing to hold his nose and accept it; it was a worthwhile deal to reel in power while getting the possibility of future Missouri support.

But this asshole, stupidly getting mixed up with Dracula again.

Wolf Dracula, him and his father, they weren’t easy characters either, otherwise, Niu Sen wouldn’t have admired them.

Chief Gru, have I been too gentle with you, now you start stepping on three boats – Niu Sen felt Chief Gru was dirty.

If it hadn’t been for Geweil misleading Niu Sen, Chief Gru could have made it through, given that he married a transgender and had both the act and the strength.

Under such circumstances, Niu Sen could have saved him, perhaps back up Mi’er and avoid his own California from crashing, three birds with one stone; there was nothing to hesitate about.