Extraordinary North America: Where are the magical partners?

Chapter 20 "I also have black friends"

Outside the House in the Woods Orphanage.

After getting the guarantee letter with the curator's personal seal, Rango changed his clothes after work and rushed here without stopping.

Closing the door of the pickup truck, he muttered, "When Emma comes home, the car will have to be replaced with a new one."

"Why?"

Teddy, who jumped out of the other window, said in confusion, "This is the treasure I carefully selected, and it hasn't even been driven for a full week!"

"Because you picked it yourself!"

Rango kicked the tire of the Raptor F650 beside him in a venting tone, "This damn door is more than a meter above the ground! Do you know how tall Emma is? Do you expect her to hang on the rearview mirror and swing a few times before jumping off the car like you do?"

"Fuck!" Rango said speechlessly, looking at the giant American pickup truck in front of him, "I asked you to go to the used car store and pick out a car suitable for taking the kids, but you spent money on a steamroller!"

"Hey?"

Teddy patted Rango's calf twice. He had already noticed that something was wrong with this guy.

After coming out of the museum, he kept muttering about how to take care of the children, and you could tell at a glance that he was anxious.

"Calm down Rango, are you worried that you can't take good care of Emma?"

Rango frowned and was silent for a while, then shook his head and said, "I don't know, I just feel that everything has changed too fast. I was doing those illegal things in Africa not long ago, but now I'm back in New York, and now I even have to adopt my sister's child. I just can't adapt."

"Don't you like your sister?" Teddy asked.

"of course not!"

Rango denied it immediately, and then said seriously: "She is definitely the most responsible sister in the world. When my parents are not around, she has always been the one taking care of me. She is only a few years older than me, but she can arrange my food, clothing, housing and transportation properly every day. Even when I am bullied, she is always the first to stand up for me!"

Thinking of the family member in his memory who was small in stature but had protected him from the wind and rain for so many years, Rango couldn't help but smile.

"I still remember that when I was in middle school, during a football game, the coach yelled at me for something, but I have forgotten what it was."

"But my sister rushed down from the stands when she saw it. She walked straight to the coach and glared at the coach who was several dozen centimeters taller than her."

"She yelled at him, 'I'm telling you, no one! Remember no one! Can yell at my family like that!'"

At this point, Rango let out a breath, unable to hold back his emotions. He lit a cigarette and said slowly, "You asked me just now if I was worried about not being able to take good care of Emma. I think so."

"My sister had to give birth to her even if it meant a difficult birth. Emma carries all her hopes for the future. If, under my care, Emma fails to get into a good university, fails to find a good job, or fails to marry a man worthy of entrusting her life to, how will I face her after I die?"

Exhaling a puff of smoke, Rango was silent for a moment before speaking, "I just don't want to disappoint the person who loves me the most."

Seeing this, Teddy pulled his trouser leg and said seriously: "Believe me, Rango, she will never be disappointed in you."

Rango smiled and shrugged, "I hope so. At least I won't be as useless as her father who left his child alone and committed suicide."

He sighed softly, pulling his thoughts away from the turbulent past.

Then his eyes fell on his watch, and he immediately muttered in dissatisfaction: "What on earth is Kevin dawdling about? I've been waiting for him for half an hour and it's still not here!"

"Honestly, I don't think it's a good idea to ask him to come over." Teddy shook his head after hearing this.

"Isn't this your fault?" Rango glanced at him and said unhappily.

When he came to the orphanage before, Teddy made some unfriendly remarks about Squid and the Nicks in front of the director.

So in order to restore his image and prove that he is not a racist, he specially invited Kevin to come along this time.

Time passed quietly, and in the blink of an eye, more than ten minutes had passed.

Just when Rango's patience was about to run out, a deafening engine roar suddenly came from the road in the distance, accompanied by the strong rhythm of black rap music and lyrics with a strong sense of motherhood, instantly breaking the surrounding tranquility.

He looked up and saw seven or eight black modified cars coming towards him. Not only were they equipped with 300mm wide racing tires, but their exhaust pipes were also continuously emitting thick black smoke. They looked just like the motorcycle gang. "Oh~" Teddy saw this scene and couldn't help but gloat to the stunned Rango, "It seems that you still have a lot to prove to the dean."

Snapped--!
Just as he finished speaking, a car in front of him braked suddenly and the door opened with a bang.

Kevin, wearing a tight elastic vest and a rough gold necklace around his neck, jumped out of the car, followed closely by a group of black brothers dressed in the same manner, each holding an automatic rifle in their hands, looking very aggressive.

"Fuck it! Where is that bastard?!"

Kevin got out of the car and roared loudly, then shouted to Rango: "Yo, Houmi! Tell that bastard to come out! Kevin has a treasure to show him!"

As he said that, the guy actually pulled the bolt of his gun, ready to fire a few shots into the sky.

"Stop!"

Rango immediately rushed over, snatched the rifle from his hand, and threw it directly into the car.

"What the hell is going on?" He pointed angrily at the dozen or so gun-wielding minions behind Kevin, "Are you coming to the orphanage to grab territory?!"

"Hey? I'm following your instructions."

Kevin spread his hands with an innocent look on his face, "You were the one who called me and said you had some problems, and asked me to come over to help you out!"

"I"

Rango was speechless for a moment, then angrily pointed at the group of black men with guns behind Kevin, "Put your guns away first, this is an orphanage, not Somalia!"

"OK"

Although Kevin didn't understand, he waved his hand obediently, signaling everyone to put away their weapons.

Then, he pulled the two people behind him and introduced them to Rango: "Remember them? You were the one who protected us in Queens."

Rango looked at the two people, a man and a woman, both black. The man was tall and thin, while the woman was a little too plump.

"Fakye!"

He suddenly realized what was going on, and then smiled and high-fived and hugged the two of them, "An Zhui! Mi Gen! Long time no see!"

"What's up~Rango!" The two responded enthusiastically.

Migan even said in her authentic black female accent: "As soon as we heard that you were in trouble in New York, we immediately rushed here with our guys."

"Don't listen to that guy. I'm the only one who causes trouble for others in New York."

Rango smiled and shook his head, explaining, "I was going to adopt my niece Emma, ​​but the dean suspected that I was a racist, so I asked Kevin to come over to prove it. Who knew that this guy would make such a big scene."

"Shit, these white guys always have endless excuses. Don't worry, Rango." An Zhui patted his chest and said seriously, "If he still refuses to let her go, we will help you get Emma back!"

"No, no, it's not that serious."

Rango was about to explain when the overly enthusiastic black brothers started to shout, "Guys, grab your weapons! Go help Rango get her niece back!"

Just as these impulsive guys were about to pull out their guns again, the door of the orphanage slowly opened.

The dean came out with a sullen look on his face, and glanced sternly at the uninvited guests: "Mr. Winchester, can you give me a reasonable explanation?"

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Rango looked at the group of black people dressed like biker gangs around him and forced a smile on his face, trying to ease the awkward atmosphere.

"Look, I have black friends too."

(End of this chapter)