People are watching American TV shows, and they are also watching American-style iaido.

"That's good. See you tonight."

"See you tonight."

have to.

Since that was the case, Ding Ze stopped thinking about it, put away his phone, started the car, and headed to find the restaurant as planned.

Having made a reservation at the restaurant, Ding Ze made a phone call to Fiona as he walked towards Galleg's house, indicating that he was on his way.

It's past five o'clock.

Ding Ze picked up the person and returned to the restaurant.

-

About the same time.

Gaisby-Fall's men from various cities arrived in Chicago one after another, assembled, and were fully equipped.

The Abruzzi family made quite a stir this afternoon, and their whereabouts are no secret to some bigwigs in the Chicago underworld.

Given Gaisby-Falzen's status, it was easy to get the information out of him with a little effort.

Not long after.

Under the sunset.

Gaisby-Fall waved his hand.

A fleet of SUVs, vans, and trucks, carrying over 500 fully armed gangsters, began their journey to an extremely remote mountainous area on the outskirts of the city.

It is estimated that we will arrive at our destination in 30 minutes.

the other side.

Abruzzi has been deployed.

With over two hundred men, he constructed three lines of defense, ready to open fire as soon as Gasby-Falzen's men arrived.

“John,” Ron said nervously, taking two deep drags on his cigarette in the face of such a scene, “to be honest, I’m a little scared.”

Abruzzi heard this and smiled, "It's right to be afraid; only by being afraid can you survive."

Ron gave a wry smile, didn't continue the conversation, and asked, "Why didn't you let Mr. Ding come over?"

Abruzzi shook his head calmly, and instead of answering, asked, "Do you think that, given his ambitions, he might gradually recruit other people similar to me to work for him?"

Ron thought for a moment and nodded, "Yes."

Abruzzi laughed, "So, since you've chosen to gamble, you can't just suddenly give up so quickly, can you? What do you say?"

After a moment's thought, Ron roughly understood what Abruzzi meant.

Abruzzi ignored him and then said with some emotion, "Strength is the best way to improve competitiveness. For our future, we must prove that we are capable of standing on our own. Only then can we achieve more."

Ron nodded, understanding, and smiled helplessly, "We gambled too much, we've really gone bankrupt... Oh well, it's pointless to talk about it now, let's wish each other a big win."

Abruzzi smiled but didn't say anything.

The two waited quietly.

Time flies by.

Gasby-Fal and his gang arrived.

Gunfire rang out.

Thump thump thump.

Chapter 75 I hope you like Miami (End of this volume)

5:50.

In the restaurant.

Ding Ze and Fiona, who was clearly dressed up, sat facing each other, enjoying a rather sumptuous dinner and chatting.

The atmosphere was very harmonious.

The scene conveys a sense of tranquility and peace.

Neither of them talked about work, and Fiona didn't mention Ding Ze's talk about future job opportunities during the day at all. They only chatted about some ordinary trivial matters.

Fiona did most of the talking, with Ding Ze responding, only occasionally asking a few questions.

Before I knew it, it was 6:40.

After they had eaten almost all of their food, Ding Ze paid the bill.

After leaving the restaurant, the two got into the car.

Ding Ze glanced at his watch, then at Fiona.

It's a bit of a shame I didn't have time to play.

He really wanted to try it out.

As for Fiona's hundred-woman spree... he didn't care. He had no intention of dating Fiona or having any kind of ridiculous relationship with her. He just wanted to play around with the female lead from "Shameless." When he did, he'd just use a condom and be done with it...

He came into this world, and after all these days, especially since his release from prison, he has long since come to terms with it.

In his life in America, all he wanted was to have fun and do whatever he wanted. He wanted money, power, and women; his main goal was to play as he pleased!

With a silent sigh, Ding Ze started the car, just about to suggest taking Fiona home and meeting up another day.

at this time.

The phone rang.

Ding Ze took out his phone and saw that it was an unfamiliar number, not Abruchi calling. "Hello."

“I’ve thought it through, and I’m willing to work for you,” Mitch-Milkovich said.

Ding Ze smiled, "What a coincidence, you've packed your luggage?"

"All right."

"Then you wait at home, I'll come pick you up later."

"it is good."

The phone hangs up.

Ding Ze put away his phone and turned to Fiona, "I have to pick someone up. I need to get somewhere by eight o'clock. I'll take you home."

Fiona was a little surprised, but she didn't say anything and nodded, "Okay."

“I’d like to talk to you about something important on the way,” Ding Ze said, stepping on the gas.

Originally, he planned to discuss this important matter after playing Fiona, so that he wouldn't run out of things to do. But since he couldn't play it anyway, it didn't matter anymore.

“What is it? Tell me,” Fiona immediately became serious.

Ding Ze lit a cigarette and, without wasting words, asked directly, "Do you want to change your life?"

“Yes, I do,” Fiona nodded immediately.

"For some reason, I admire you and think you have some potential, so I want to give you a chance. However, I feel that you need to change your current situation, otherwise you will not be able to seize this opportunity."

Fiona didn't quite understand. "What do you mean?"

“Your family, especially your father, will keep dragging you down. Every time you manage to climb up a little, they will try to pull you down again,” Ding Ze said calmly. “You need to think carefully and figure out what you really want: do you want to move up and have a better future, or do you want to continue like this?”

"Because I have no interest in helping anyone else in your family, except for you and Carl."

"If I give you a helping hand, but you still willingly let them drag you down, then I have no choice but to give up."

After listening, Fiona fell silent.

Ding Ze can understand.

At this time, Fiona hadn't yet experienced the messy events that followed. She valued those idiotic family members highly and foolishly believed that the Galleg family was no worse than others, naively thinking that as long as she kept working hard, she would eventually have a better life...

For a while.

Fiona spoke up, her tone a little harsh, "You want to keep me as a sugar daddy?"

Ding Ze was genuinely amused upon hearing this. "No, I won't do something so stupid, it's too much trouble. I just admire you."

"So, you want to do me?" Fiona asked again, her tone even harsher.

“That’s right, but it was just a side trip,” Ding Ze readily admitted. “You might not believe it, but I don’t care.”

Ding Ze's straightforwardness surprised Fiona once again.

Although Fiona didn't want to admit it, she knew in her heart that Ding Ze's words about her family weren't entirely wrong, so she remained silent again.

After another moment of silence, Fiona spoke up, her tone improving slightly but with a hint of helplessness, "They are my family, I can't abandon them."

Ding Ze wasn't surprised at all by this answer. "I didn't say you should give up on them. What I said was that you need to prioritize."

"But it's okay. My suggestion isn't invalidated today. You can think about it. If you've really thought it through, call me."

Fiona blinked. "...Okay."

That's all I have to say.