American Detective: Starting as a Rookie Cop in an American TV Show

Chapter 1411 The Daughter Who Came to the Door
"I can explain it all." Seeing Rossi walking towards him angrily, Joey Struthers, who was walking at the end of the crowd and looking around, spoke quickly.

"What do you need to explain? You even followed me to my workplace!" Rossi stepped forward quickly, trying to suppress his voice to avoid attracting unnecessary attention.

The pretty girl with a darker complexion glanced at Jack who was following her and lowered her voice as well, "I just want to talk to you."

Rossi, blinded by anger, didn't want to hear any explanation at all, "There's nothing to talk about, you're crazy, I know you're not a private detective at all, just a crime reporter who wants to write detective novels, how did you get the pass?

Damn it, I must warn you solemnly, if I find you disturbing my work or showing up in my life again, you will finish your novel in jail."

After saying that, he turned around and wanted to call the guard.

The girl looked anxious as if she wanted to say something but hesitated. She looked at Jack anxiously again, "Please don't be like this. I really have something important to talk to him about."

Perhaps it was his long-standing love of eating melons that made Jack keenly aware that there seemed to be a hidden story, or perhaps facial features really do affect one's worldview. Faced with the pitiful look of the girl in front of him, someone subconsciously called out to Rossi.

"How about this, let me talk to this lady alone, and let Emily accompany you to the victim's company?"

Rossi paused, hesitated for a moment, and nodded, "Okay, but I hope everything will be resolved when I come back."

Looking at the old man's back as he walked away, Jack extended his hand to the girl and made a gesture of invitation.

After closing the door of the conference room to block out the curious gazes outside, Jack placed a bottle of mineral water in front of the nervous girl.

"Hello, Ms. Struthers, my name is Agent Jack Tawalla, and David Rossi can be considered my mentor and the person who led me into the FBI.

Therefore, our personal relationship is pretty good. If you have anything to say, you can tell me directly. "

The girl remained silent for a long time in response to these words.

Seeing her pursing her lips and not saying a word, with the mineral water bottle in her hand squeezed out of shape, Jack smiled knowingly, "To be honest, my current workplace is in New York, and the reason I returned to Los Angeles is because of you following Rossi.

Do you know how sensitive it is to follow an FBI agent, especially a senior criminal psychologist like Rossi?

I just briefly checked your identity before, a crime reporter at a Miami TV station and also a detective novel writer, but if you are unwilling to confess your reasons, then I can only continue to dig into your background. "

Maybe it was because Jack's "threat" worked, or maybe it was for some other reason, but Joey Struthers finally spoke up, "My mother is Hayden Montgomery."

Jack blinked, not understanding what she meant.

Seeing his expression, the girl resisted the urge to roll her eyes. She couldn't help but secretly criticize this handsome guy in front of her who claimed to be close to Rossi just a second ago, but turned out not to even know the name of Rossi's ex-wife.

She blurted out the truth without mercy, “David Rossi married her in Paris in 1996.”

"I'm sorry, although Rossi and I are indeed closer than most people, he has been married and divorced three times in his life. It's impossible for me to know the names of all his ex-wives." Jack was stuck in the middle of his words, and a light bulb went off in his head. "Wait, what you want to say is, you are Rossi's daughter?"

"Yes, she was a French diplomat at the time, and Rosie had just joined the FBI. They got married, but Rosie returned to the United States soon after. Later they divorced. I asked my mother why they broke up."

The girl wanted to continue talking, but Jack quickly raised his hand to interrupt her, "Stop, I believe you, there's no need for you to lie about this kind of thing.

But I have a question. Knowing Rossi's character, if he had a daughter, he would never hide it from everyone."

Although he was not sure whether Rossi was a daughter slave, Jack knew that at least he was not a hypocrite. You know, someone was there lamenting that he would end up alone yesterday.

Joy Struthers sighed slightly and continued to explain, "Of course he doesn't know. My dad, uh, before my stepfather died of cancer, told me this, the secret that I'm not his biological daughter.

So I asked my mom, and she finally had to tell me the truth, and she said David Rossi.”

This was a big deal, and it took Jack a while to digest the huge amount of information contained in the other party's words.

Although there are still many questions, he doesn't think the other party is lying because there is no need to do so.

Ordinary people may need to go through the stage of paternity testing eventually, but for the FBI, Jack only needs to recycle the mineral water bottles that the girl drank later.

Moreover, this girl didn't look like she was here to extort money from Rossi. She secretly followed and privately investigated the background of the biological father, and finally came to him.

Judging from her actions, it is quite consistent with the behavioral logic of an ordinary person as a reporter who wants to understand her biological father.

Jack scratched his head in confusion, not knowing what to say. After all, this matter involved the relationship between a father and daughter. As an "outsider", no matter what he said or did, it would easily cause disgust from one or even both parties.

Fortunately, there was a knock on the door at the right time, and Hotchner, who always had a poker face during work hours, appeared at the door. "Garcia has found the suspect. We need to leave immediately. Rossi and Emily, who are still on the way, have been notified."

"It's time for me to leave." Joey Struthers stood up from his seat, the smile on his face looking a little forced.

Jack rubbed his brows with a headache and took out his business card from his pocket. "Why don't we exchange contact information first? When the case is over, Rossi will contact you as soon as possible. Believe me."

The girl nodded and handed her business card to Jack. "It just so happens that I also need some time to think carefully. Perhaps my previous decision was a bit too impulsive."

Hearing this, Jack paused as he was about to withdraw his hand, and suddenly stretched forward to grab her shoulders, his eyes became extremely sincere, "I don't know if Rossi will be a good father, but I know he is definitely not a bad person.

There may be some hidden secrets behind what happened back then. I know this must be the first answer you want after learning the truth, so no matter what, please give Rossi a chance to explain. "

(End of this chapter)