The Wolf of Los Angeles.

As the sun turned west, Pat Kingsley emerged from the apartment building and was greeted by Father Michael Baker.

He smiled and asked, "Did you sleep well?"

Jinsili stretched and said, "I haven't rested like this for a long time." She looked at Baker and said, "This Mila, leave him alone for a while for me. Don't let anyone else touch him."

Baker assured: "Don't worry, he will live independently in the school for the next period of time and recuperate on his own."

Jin Sili was quite satisfied with this: "Let's go."

Baker walked her out.

Not far away, Campos was carrying a briefcase with one side of the bag pointed towards Baker and Kingsley.

After visiting here for a long time, he found that the church's management of St. Bian's Welfare School was quite strict, and special patrols were arranged in many places. It was very difficult to install cameras here for secret filming.

Now I can only take pictures of what I can.

Although the power of the church is not as terrifying as it was in the Middle Ages, its power and influence are still strong in modern society. Campos dare not act rashly for fear of causing trouble that cannot be dealt with.

After Kingsley separated from Michael Baker, Campos walked over quickly and took the opportunity when someone asked Kingsley where the toilet was. He passed by her and removed the bug from her handbag. He then left the welfare school area without looking back.

He left St. Benedict's Church, took out his cell phone and made a call, then walked to the parking lot and got into the car where Carlos was.

Garcia has returned.

Carlos handed over the headset: "Boss, listen to it."

Campos took it and put it on, then listened for a while. Even though he had seen a lot of darkness, he still thought that the old woman was perverted.

Garcia said at this time: "Kinsley came out and got in the car. Fiona, Betty and the Savior followed in their respective cars. She walked home."

Campos put down the headset and said, "As usual, you make a few copies of the recording and take two of them to Twitter and sell them."

He handed over the modified camera bag and said, "There are some videos I shot in it. Make a few copies and send them over."

Carlos has already started to get busy.

After the copy was made and tried again, Fiona called from the other side, so Jinsley went straight home.

Campos asked someone to keep an eye on the situation, and then hung up the phone and asked Carlos to go to Twitter.

In just over half an hour, the relevant recording copies had been delivered to Hawke's desk.

Hawke turned on the audio and listened carefully, then turned on the video and watched part of the content that Campos had secretly filmed.

The story of Catholicism and boys has been widely circulated for centuries. In Los Angeles alone, there have been many related scandals since the 1980s.

But the church mostly suppressed it.

Hawke turned off the video and audio, picked up the phone and called Frank's number. When the call was connected, he said directly, "Thank you. Your information is very reliable."

Frank once again pressed the king: "Don't forget, I've stood on the top of Hollywood Hill."

It was rare for Hawke not to attack.

According to Frank, he was infected with marriage mania in Hollywood. Whenever he met a woman he liked, he always wanted to get married. In the frequent divorces and remarriages, he spent all his wealth and career and became what he is now.

Hawke felt that he could have Eric write a screenplay based on his story, titled "Born to Marry."

There was a knock on the office door, and after Hawke said "Come in", Frank pushed the door open.

He hung up the phone and said, "It just so happens that I'm teaching management experience to the sheep you raise, so I came to visit."

Hawke pointed to the chair opposite him and said, "Please sit down."

Frank said, "Did you get the information first? Is it so efficient?"

Hawke had a rare opportunity to show off in front of Frank, so he said, "Don't you want to think about who has been manipulating public opinion in Los Angeles over the past year?"

"You are strong, but not strong enough!" Frank reminded: "Although the Catholic Church is not as powerful as before, it is not something that a new media like you can fight against."

He advised: "You have made Twitter into a delicious cake, but there are countless people or forces secretly watching. The Ferguson family can indeed stop many people, but if you reveal a big flaw and let people see the opportunity, how many hungry wolves can they stop?"

Hawke, a man who could take in useful advice, could not help but nod slightly.

The past year and a half has been the most comfortable period of time for Frank since he became homeless. He has been a consultant since the company was founded, so he feels like he has been involved from the beginning and he definitely does not want Twitter to go bankrupt.

Frank said: "Keep your base stable and don't give others too many loopholes."

Hawke said, "I see."

Frank tapped the armrest of the chair and said, "Being conservative does not mean giving in. We should pull back our hands, clench our fists, accumulate strength, and deliver a more powerful blow."

Hearing this, Hawke couldn't help but laugh: "Have you worked as a screenwriter part-time before?"

Frank didn't answer, but stood up to say goodbye: "I'm going downstairs to play billiard with the security guard who's on duty."

After he left, Hawke sat behind his desk and listened to the tape again, thinking about the Tom Cruise incident.

He thought for a while and decided to talk to Tom Cruise first. Hawke called Tom Cruise and said, "Tommy, I got some key information here. It's not convenient to talk over the phone. You'd better come over quietly."

Tom Cruise responded: "I'll be right there."

When it got dark, Tom Cruise, in disguise, walked through the side door of the Twitter building and came to the fourth floor.

Entering Hawke's office, he asked hastily, "About Kingsley?"

"That's right." Hawke said, "You sit down first."

Tom Cruise laughed: "The media is restless. To say they can deal me a fatal blow is to overestimate them, but these things are particularly annoying."

Hawke followed up on his words and said, "That's what women who have turned against you are like. They can't beat you to death, but they can disgust you to death."

He clicked on the audio and reminded: "Listen carefully."

Tom Cruise stopped talking, pricked up his ears and listened carefully, and soon heard the familiar voice of Pat Kingsley.

The subsequent developments were somewhat beyond Tom Cruise's expectations. Although he couldn't see the pictures, he knew something was wrong just by the sounds.

An old woman in her seventies.

Wait, this old woman has been immersed in Hollywood for nearly fifty years.

That's no problem.

After the audio was finished, Tom Cruise did not speak for a long time. He sat on the sofa and thought for a while before saying to Hawke, "No wonder Pat Kingsley is so devout. I tried to get her to join Scientology many times but she remained unmoved. It turns out that there is a special reason for her devotion."

He paused for a moment, then continued, "Kinsley goes to mass every weekend. Does she molest someone every weekend? Over the years, how many people have been victimized by her?"

Hawke looked at Tom Cruise, who was full of righteousness, and asked directly, "We have found the key to directly targeting Kingsley. What to do next is up to you. After all, you are the one in charge."

"You don't want to expose it on Twitter, do you?" The righteousness on Tom Cruise's face disappeared instantly: "Hawke, this thing can't be exposed. If it is exposed, I will be the first target of suspicion."

He is not just any little star, he has enough brains: “When the Catholic Church clashes with Scientology, things will become even more troublesome, which is not in my interest.”

Hawke had thought of this before: "So, Tommy, what to do in the end depends on you."

Tom Cruise didn't want things to get out of control, so he thought for a moment and said, "I'll take the stuff first."

At this point, he felt uneasy again, and asked Hawke about what he had just considered: "If I want to communicate with Pat Kingsley privately and make her shut up for the time being, is this enough?"

Hawke did not answer, but asked, "You are going to take this to Pat Kingsley?"

Tom Cruise said: "Yes, that's what I decided."

When Hawke heard the word "decision", he was not stupid enough to try to persuade him. People at Tom Cruise's level are often very stubborn.

He followed Tom Cruise's line of thought, pondered for a moment, and said, "Tell her that what she showed was only the audio, and there are also past videos of her. With this audio, she can't tell the truth from the false."

Tom Cruise smiled: "Good idea."

Hawke specifically reminded him: "You should also be careful, be careful that she will jump over the wall when she is desperate."

"I will. Even if she has the guts, she wouldn't dare to attack me personally." Tom Cruise still has some confidence: "Scientology has a certain influence in California now. She has a son and a daughter, so she won't make such an unwise choice."

Hawke took out the USB drive that stored the audio, handed it to Tom Cruise, and said, "It doesn't hurt to be careful."

"Thank you." Tom Cruise then said, ready to take action: "I'm leaving now. We'll talk later."

Hawke stood up and walked him all the way to the elevator.

Tom Cruise came quietly and left quietly without attracting anyone's attention.

When he drove back to the mansion where he was staying, he immediately asked someone to call Pat Kingsley and ask her to meet him.

Over at Twitter, Hawke pulled out another copy and considered it carefully.

As an emerging media, Twitter does not have a solid foundation, and the current situation is not suitable for Twitter.

What about Fox?

Compared to Twitter, they are much larger and have the capital to support them.

Fox may not broadcast it, and may even suppress it, but it is always a channel for exposure.

There wasn't much Hawke could do, but he was willing to do what he could.

He took out his cell phone and called Megan Taylor: "Are you free tonight? I'll come to your place."

Megan was very happy to hear this: "Okay, you go directly to my house and wait for me. I will rush back immediately after get off work."

She likes the feeling of a rush after the flow is unblocked: "It's settled, no changes allowed."

Hawke checked the time and said, "I'll go over now and make some midnight snacks." (End of this chapter)