The Wolf of Los Angeles.

Ackerman Charitable Foundation headquarters in Santa Monica.

In Barack Bernanke's office, Melissa Ackerman was looking through two medical reports with the names Rachel Park and Veronica Park on the titles.

It contains a comprehensive analysis of the two people's blood, blood type, organs and health.

To put it simply, these two Korean women with Hh blood type system are in very good health.

Melissa looked at Barack and said, "They are very suitable to be used as blood bags and backup organ banks. Especially that girl, she is less than fourteen years old, her organs are very young, and they are a perfect match for me."

Barack said: "Blood type matching, organ matching, it's really not easy to find."

Melissa closed the medical report, put it aside, and said, "Nowadays, things are not as convenient as before. Before, we would have just kidnapped such a small businessman. There was no need to go through so much trouble."

"Although the Venice Beach Club incident was resolved last time, we have already attracted some people's attention." Barack put the medical report into the safe and said, "This is a little more troublesome, but it is more stable."

Melissa didn’t care about the methods, as long as the results were good: “How’s the progress now?”

Barack elaborated: "Carol Andy took advantage of Rachel's character flaws and personal preferences to make her the leader of a theft gang. Rachel robbed the homes of many Hollywood stars and has been arrested by the LAPD, but has been released on bail."

He poured Melissa a cup of coffee and continued, "Using this incident, Carol proposed that Veronica close her company in Los Angeles and move to Baltimore. She is still considering it."

Melissa thought of her father Buddy Ackerman's near-death experience two years ago, and urged, "Tell Carol to hurry up and deal with them as soon as possible."

Barack thought for a moment and said, "We can help add fuel to the fire."

He considered more: "Mobilize the media, let them report this widely, let reporters and paparazzi block the door, create public pressure, compress their living space, and make them compromise faster."

"Good idea." Melissa thought it was a good idea. "Several Hollywood stars' homes have been robbed. The media will be interested."

Barack said, "I'll arrange for someone to spread the news right away."

Melissa waved her hand: "Go ahead."

Barack called in a female assistant and arranged things.

There are countless people on the Los Angeles news line, and the theft in Paris Hilton's home has already been reported by the media.

Due to pressure from the Buckley School and the fact that the suspects involved in the case are minors, the identities of Rachel and others have not yet been revealed.

Ten minutes later, the National Enquirer's news hotline operator received a clue from a news informant and immediately reported it to the editor-in-chief's office.

The editor immediately contacted the reporter outside and passed on Rachel's name and home address.

Almost at the same time, entertainment newspapers and magazines such as The Hollywood Reporter, Entertainment Weekly, World News and Hollywood Life all received news hotlines about Rachel.

These newspapers immediately sent out reporters to try to get exclusive news.

Even on Twitter, someone called the hotline and provided relevant news clues.

But what is strange is that the news informant who called did not ask for any informant fee.

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Burton Road, Beverly Hills.

Johnny stopped the car a few hundred meters away from Veronica's house and asked Nicholas, "Have the others arrived?"

"Let me make a call." Nicholas took out his cell phone and made a call.

Of the other three girls, only one came because they couldn't drive and public transportation was inconvenient.

But it's better than no one coming.

Nicholas lowered the sun visor, adjusted his hair in the mirror, and said to Johnny, "Dad, I'm going."

Johnny warned, "Make a little more noise."

"I understand." Nicholas got out of the car and walked quickly towards Veronica's house.

When passing an intersection, I met up with my companion Amanda who was waiting there.

The two came to Veronica's door, banged on the door, and shouted, "Rachel! Rachel! Are you home?"

The knocking on the door and the shouting were quite loud, which startled Veronica who was inside the house. She opened the door and the moment she saw Nicholas and Amanda, her face turned as dark as the black woman in Compton.

Nicholas comes from a Hollywood family, and he said with a jolly smile: "Auntie, is Rachel home?"

Veronica said unhappily, "She's not at home! Also, don't come to see her anymore. She won't go out with you anymore..."

Before she could finish her words, Amanda shouted towards the house, "Rachel, are you home? We are here to find you, let's go out and play together!"

Veronica was so angry that she wanted to hit someone.

Nicholas also shouted inside: "Rachel! Rachel!"

"Shut up!" Veronica yelled.

But Rachel, who was in the room, heard the shouting and poked her head out of the second-floor window: "Why are you here?"

Nicholas waved at her and said, "Let's go out and play together."

Rachel responded, "Okay!"

Veronica was really angry. Not only did these bastards seduced her daughter into doing wrong things, but they did it again and again.

She took two steps back, ignoring the two people at the door, and slammed the door shut.

Nicholas knocked on the door again and continued to shout, "Rachel, are you going?"

Rachel didn't respond, but Nicholas heard a quarrel, and it sounded like Rachel and Veronica were arguing.

He continued to add fuel to the fire outside: "Rachel, if you don't come out, we're leaving."

Ultimately, Rachel didn't come out, and Nicholas and Amanda left.

Leaving the door of the house, Nicholas said to Amanda: "We will continue to come tomorrow. We must rescue Rachel from the clutches of her mother."

Amanda was a playful and indecisive girl. She agreed, "Okay! We must rescue Rachel. I'll come over tomorrow."

Across the road, on a parked Chevrolet, Fiona adjusted the lens of the car's camera and kept filming Nicholas and Amanda.

Just now, Nicholas shouted very loudly, and Fiona and Betty on the other side of the road vaguely heard it.

Fiona picked up the intercom and asked Betty in the other car: "Do you feel like this boy is fanning the flames?"

Betty replied, "It sounds like you're trying to fan the flames. How about this, you stay here and watch while I follow the boy to see what's going on."

Fiona agreed: "Okay."

Betty followed in her Mustang and found that the boy and girl separated and got into a car with a man in it.

She caught up with the car.

Inside the villa, Veronica and Rachel's mother and daughter had another fierce argument, which ended with Rachel going upstairs and locking the door.

Veronica sat in the living room, her chest heaving with anger. She drank a glass of water, and her emotions calmed down a little. She suddenly remembered what her fiancé Carol had said.

The environment has a huge impact on children.

Suddenly the phone rang. Veronica picked up the phone. It was a call from Buckley Middle School, asking her to take Rachel to the school in the afternoon to deal with the follow-up matters of the matter.

She had already thought about the so-called follow-up matters. Buckley High School helped with the bail, and considering the school's reputation, she put pressure on the LAPD.

Now that they are out, the school will ask them to drop out voluntarily.

Just as she was thinking about it, Veronica heard a burst of noise outside, which was getting louder and louder, so she hurried to the window to look.

Many vehicles with media logos painted on them came outside the gate, and reporters holding cameras and video cameras got out of the vehicles one after another, about twenty people in total.

They had a clear goal and immediately blocked the door of the house.

Some of them even picked up cameras and took pictures of the house.

Across the road, Fiona saw this, took out her Channel 11 correspondent card, hung it on her chest, and walked over with her camera in hand.

Veronica was taking Rachel to school, and when she left her house, she was surrounded and blocked by these reporters.

They had never experienced such a situation before. The series of questions completely overwhelmed them.

"Rachel King, I heard that you took several classmates to steal?"

"May I ask why you stole Paris Hilton, Lindsay Lohan and Kate Beckinsale's underwear?"

These are still relatively polite, there are more direct ones.

"You Koreans are stealing culture and history from all over the world. Are you used to stealing?"

"Are you born thieves?"

She could tolerate the rest, but Veronica couldn't tolerate the attacks on all Koreans.

She loudly refuted: "We in Korea have a glorious history of 10,000 years. Is there any need to steal from other countries? Without Korea, there would be no world civilization today!"

The reporters present were in an uproar.

Veronica finally got Rachel into the car and drove to Buckley Middle School.

The reporters were not willing to let them go and followed them all the way.

There are also crazy paparazzi on motorcycles who overtake other cars and shoot directly from the front through the windshield.

Rachel couldn't stand such stimulation and let out a shrill scream.

Veronica discovered that their living environment was visibly deteriorating.

When they arrived at the school, they were received by a vice-principal. Although his words were very tactful, the whole thing was asking them to drop out of the school voluntarily.

Finally, it was made clear that if they themselves did not want to be decent, the school would not care about decency either.

Veronica had no choice but to let Rachel drop out of school.

When leaving school, he was besieged by reporters and paparazzi again.

These bastards followed them all the way home and didn't leave even at night.

Veronica even discovered that someone was filming the situation at home from a high position in the opposite building.

This is really terrible.

Newspapers and TV stations kept calling, wanting to interview them, and asking all kinds of difficult questions over the phone.

As information about her and Rachel was exposed, some partners and friends called and texted to inquire about the situation.

Veronica felt that she had lost all face and was socially dead.

The psychological defenses of this business woman who stayed in Los Angeles were gradually collapsing. (End of this chapter)