The next day, the weather turned gloomy again, and it looked like it was about to rain.
When Luke and Selina left, they saw a long line outside Foggy's shop again. There were more people than yesterday, and many of them were unlucky kids who had been caught by their parents.
Selina burst out laughing. "Do you see that? Do you see that? Charlie and Raqael are over there. "
Of course Luke saw them. He turned the steering wheel and stopped by the side of the road. He greeted the four people who were whispering to each other not far away. "Temple, Barbara, good morning."
Temple turned around and smiled when she saw Luke. "Long time no see. Are you going to work?"
Luke nodded and asked, even though he already knew the answer, "That's right. What are you doing?"
Temple said, "Signing these two guys up as community volunteers."
Luke smiled at Charlie and Raqael. "Yo, it seems you've improved a lot recently. Work hard. I've always had high hopes for you. "
The two boys cried. "Hello, Boss Luke. Hello, Boss Selina."
After they finished their last part-time job, they couldn't change the way they addressed him.
Of course, they wouldn't appear in front of Luke unless they couldn't avoid it.
At that moment, there was no way to avoid it.
What was even more terrifying was that apart from Luke and Selina, the two "bosses," they also had a curse that they couldn't escape for the rest of their lives — their mother and sister.
A fat black woman who wasn't tall waved at Luke and Selina with a smile. "Luke, Selina, thank you for last time. But why didn't you call? I wanted to invite you over for dinner. "
Luke said with a smile, "Barbara, you're still as cheerful as ever. We've been very busy recently, and really didn't have time. But I have high hopes for Raqael this time. He'll definitely be chosen. He and Charlie have experience in renovation. "
Naturally, this Barbara was Raqael's mother.
Hearing that, Barbara nodded quickly. "Yes, yes, yes. That's great."
It was as if the gates of hell had been opened! How was that great? Raqael's face was full of despair.
But what could he say? One was his mother, and the other was a terrifying hitman. He couldn't afford to offend either of them.
While they were chatting, a car stopped on the side of the road. Foggy and Matt got out, and Foggy said to Luke, "You're here? It just so happens that the agreement is here. Take a look and let us know if there's anything that needs to be changed. "
As he spoke, he took out an agreement from his briefcase and handed it over.
Luke accepted it and skimmed through it one page at a time. He smiled. "You've thought through it more thoroughly than I did. That's good enough."
With that said, he handed the agreement to Selina. "Sign it first."
Selina found a pen in the glove compartment and signed a few places that needed to be signed. Then, she wrote a check for 50,000 dollars and handed it back.
Luke signed his name on the agreement and wrote out a check for 50,000 dollars. Finally, he put the two checks in the agreement and gave them to Foggy.
Foggy was stunned. "Isn't that too fast? Why don't you take it back and have a look? "
He was actually quite afraid of people who signed the contract too quickly because most of them didn't really look at the contract and would wrangle when something happened.
Of course, other lawyers didn't care. In any case, it was fine as long as they got the money, but Foggy wasn't in the habit of cheating his clients.
Luke shook his head. "This agreement sounds simple. I've read it clearly. We still have to go to work. We can't talk much, everyone. "
Helplessly, Foggy took the agreement and watched Luke's car drive away.
Temple was curious, but she resisted the urge to ask.
Barbara, the lively black woman, couldn't help but ask, "Are Luke and Selina suing you?"
Foggy hesitated and looked at Matt.
Matt coughed and nodded slightly. Foggy understood. "No, they're donors and the initiators of the volunteer reward program for community reconstruction."
Barbara was stunned.
Realization dawned on Temple, and she subconsciously looked at her brother and Raqael.
At that moment, Barbara said uncertainly, "You're talking about Raqael volunteering to get a subsidy for poor families?"
Foggy nodded. "Yes."
"They're donors. Doesn't that mean they're paying Raqael and the others to do volunteer work?" Barbara suddenly realized what was going on.
"Wait, I think he said that Raqael would definitely be chosen." Barbara looked at Foggy. "Foggy, Raqael volunteering …"
Foggy nodded helplessly. "That's right. Luke and Selina are very 'optimistic' about Charlie and Raqael's' work ability. 'They'll definitely be chosen."
Charlie and Raqael's eyes almost popped out of their sockets. What the f * ck? Even working as a laborer was decided internally? Was there still any law? Was there still any law?
Looking at the two boys' expressions, and recalling how Luke had confidently said that they would definitely be chosen, Temple could only shake her head with a bitter smile.
Luke had always kept these two boys in mind.
Looking at Charlie and Raqael's expressions, Foggy still felt that he had to comfort them. "Don't worry, Hudson's also been chosen. I called his mother last night. He'll be here later. You can work together. I'm sure you'll be much happier. "
With that, he and Matt hurried upstairs.
They hadn't finished applying for the charity fund yesterday, and they still had to deal with Luke's donation and volunteer recruitment today. It would be another busy day.
Temple patted Charlie's head with a smile. "Hey, Hudson's coming too. Are you happy? I think you said last time that Hudson should thank you or something … "
How could Charlie say anything? He couldn't even fend for himself right now. Who cared about Hudson?
If Hudson wasn't afraid of death, he could choose not to come. The two hitman bosses would definitely make him realize his mistake.
…
The weather was gloomy all day, and it finally rained at night, enveloping all of New York in a misty rain.
Selina looked out the window at Manhattan, which was still bustling and resplendent in the rain. She took a big gulp of hot cocoa and exhaled in satisfaction before asking, "Continue tonight?"
Luke was reading the files on the sofa and hummed. "I said I'd give Kingpin half a month's supply, but we're still a few days short. He's got a big business, and he won't show himself unless it hurts. "
Selina said, "But this guy seems to be avoiding us. According to the intelligence from the police department, the important members of the gangs we're targeting have all disappeared. "
Luke said, "He's more tolerant than I thought. If he really can hold it in … "
Selina asked, "Then we'll let him go this time?"
Luke chuckled. "What are you thinking? That way, we can eliminate his forces in New York one by one. I've always admired people who can adapt to the situation and cooperate with us. "
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