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"There is no reason. It's just that my family died because of this reason. At that time, I was unable to hire a lawyer. My family died unclearly. I don't want to see other families living in the same predicament as mine."

The old policeman nodded appreciatively: "Then the reason you were a lawyer in the first place must be because of your family, right?"

"Well, I just don't want to see that so many people in this world have sacrificed the lives of people around them because of unfair treatment. Therefore, in this lawsuit, I will appeal for them for free."

I have to say that Crosti is really a very talkative person, and a few words in his mouth changed the old police's impression of him.

Crosti showed his lawyer's certificate, and the old policeman looked at it and said that he was an international lawyer.

That's something that many families can't afford.

Unexpectedly, there are such selfless lawyers in other countries.

Thinking about it, the old policeman immediately sent someone to Anna to let Crosti meet Anna.

When Anna saw Krosti, the whole person looked crazy: "You bastard... bastard..."

"Miss Anna, you don't have to be so excited. I just came here today to ask you a few things. I hope you can answer it seriously." Crosti turned and glanced at the policemen standing behind him, motioning them to leave the room.

Knowing that Crosti was the deputy* who specializes in entertaining people, the few policemen did not speak, and looked at each other before leaving the room.

"Crossti, you are a bastard, I am blind and believe what you say." Anna looked at Krossti in front of her with fire in her eyes, wishing to kill him with her eyes.

Crosti's face was flat, as if he was not surprised at all because Anna looked at her eyes: "Miss Anna, can you explain to me your purpose for doing this?"

"Krosti, don't pretend, you are not like this, don't pretend." Anna didn't understand why Krossie kept asking herself this question, gritted her teeth looking at him expectantly and cursed.

Crosti smiled faintly and looked at her softly: "If you don't speak well, you can only spend the rest of your life here."

"You can think about what life you want. Besides, it's not me who sent you in."

Anna was silent for a long time, not understanding why Krossti wanted to say this to herself, but she still didn't believe what he said: "Krossti, don't pretend, you are the only one who knows that I am in the hotel, you tell me not Who else can you do?"

Crosti put down the pen in his hand and stared at her directly: "Miss Anna, I have already said that if you still don't believe what I said, you can only spend the rest of your life here."

"If this is the life you want, I am determined not to ask the second sentence."

When Crosti said, Anna was startled.

Afterwards, the two people asked and answered in the small room. The old policeman sat in front of the computer and looked at the small room from time to time and looked up at Crosti, who was asking some questions about Anna, with some doubts in his eyes.

This man appeared too weird, even though he had been believing him just now, so he was asked to meet Anna.

Just to see if he wants to say something to Anna and save Anna out.

But since he entered the room, Anna's attitude towards him clearly shows that the two people know each other.

Don't worry about knowing it, doesn't it feel a bit too weird for Anna to respond so cooperatively now?

"Check if this Cronney really exists." The old policeman glanced at the little policeman next to him and ordered.

No matter what it is, he must make a choice.

When he heard what Anna did, his first reaction was that he was scared by this terrible woman and his scalp numb.

"Boss, Cronney does exist, and he is a well-known lawyer in the eastern country in recent years." The little policeman left the office and returned shortly before he told the old policeman about Crosti's identity.

Their public security systems have a system that can be found at any time as long as they want to check a person.

And it only needs a photo, name, and industry of the other party.

The old policeman squinted his eyes and looked at the surveillance video on the computer: "I didn't expect this Cronney to be a lawyer. I thought this kid had deliberately lied to me."

"If this is the case, let this little lawyer be responsible for these tasks. We also saved a lot of money for hiring a lawyer."

Generally, in this situation, the police station first negotiated with the family members. They first took out the money and hired a lawyer. In the end, no matter what happened, the family members had to make up the money.

Now there is a Crosti who comes to work for free, and they save such a sum of money instead.

The little policeman immediately understood what he was thinking when he saw how the old policeman was talking.

Knowing that he was not qualified to say so much, he had to leave the office in response.

The conversation between Crosti and Anna continued, and the old policeman still sat in front of the computer watching the conversation between Crosti and Anna in the room.

Although I don't know what the two people are talking about, I can't hear them.

But after working in this industry for so many years, the old policeman can often see what is thinking in a person's heart through the expression of a person's face.

No matter what Krossie talked to Anna or what he did, the expression on his face looked unusually calm, as if he was an inquisitor, asking questions very seriously.

Until half an hour later, without knowing what Krossie said, Anna suddenly went mad and struggling to get up from her chair, as if to argue with Krossti.

When Crosti left the room, the old policeman hurriedly stepped forward to look at him: "Mr. Croney, what did you ask?"

"These are all the questions I asked, and all the replies answered by Anna, regardless of whether it is true or not, you need to inform her family about this matter.

This matter is different from all the cases I have encountered in the past. I also hope that your Public Security Bureau can pay more attention to Anna's case. "Crossie looked at the old policeman and said.

How could he not understand the expression on the old policeman's face?

It was just because he felt that he had come here for no reason, making him a little bit unbelievable that there were people like himself in this world who came to help others in vain.

However, Crosti didn't say much, just told the old police what he wanted to say and then turned and left the police station.