Roaming the universe, all thanks to your many dark skills!

Although Rosen did not give up on saving Andy, he did not plan to do something to send himself in to accompany him.

In a country where everything is about money, there is nothing that cannot be solved with money.

If so, it just means you didn’t give enough money.

It happened that Rosen still had some money, but he still felt it was not enough, so he went out at night to visit gang members around the world and made a lot of profit.

At this moment, he couldn't help but sigh that he had been too honest in the past, so that he tied his own hands and feet and lived a penniless life for so long.

Fortunately, it's not too late for him to wake up now.

Let yourself go in this world first.

With a lot of money, you can hire more than just one or two lawyers.

With their help, it would be easy to enter Shawshank Prison and see Andy.

"Hello." Andy, with a wound on his face, stood in front of Rosen and asked in confusion, "I have never seen you before. May I ask who you are and what do you want from me?"

"My name is Rosen." Rosen shook hands with him and then said, "I came to see you because I happened to hear about your story in the newspaper. I think you are innocent, so I want to see if there is anything I can do to help you."

"I am indeed innocent." Andy said helplessly, "But I have no evidence to prove it."

"Have you ever thought of leaving here in other ways?" Rosen looked around and whispered, "Like escaping from prison?"

"No." Andy obviously hadn't thought of that at this moment, and immediately shook his head and said, "I just want to find the murderer to prove my innocence. I am innocent, and I don't want to be locked up here for the rest of my life."

"It's not easy to find the murderer." Rosen thought for a moment and said, "I'll try my best to help you. Whether you can find him depends on your luck."

"Thank you." Andy said.

"If you need anything, you can write to me." Rosen patted his shoulder and said, "I hope you can come out soon."

……

Rosen didn't fool Andy.

After being released from Shawshank Prison, he hired a private detective to search for the real murderer.

But there are so many people and not many clues, so it’s impossible to find it just by looking for it.

Rosen would occasionally visit Andy in Shawshank Prison and tell him the results of the private detective's search.

Although there has been no good news, Andy never gave up hope, and his gratitude to Rosen grew deeper and deeper.

However, his situation in Shawshank Prison did not improve much.

After all, this is a place where the sun doesn't reach. Even if Rosen wants to help him, there are always places that are difficult to reach.

However, capable people will try to save themselves even if they cannot wait for rescue from others.

So when he was on a business trip and repairing the roof, it happened that the chief prison guard, Haley, mentioned that his deceased brother had left him a legacy of 35,000 US dollars, but he had no idea how to pay the taxes, so he walked over.

"Mr. Haley, do you trust your wife?" Andy asked.

Haley thought he was provoking her, so she drew out her baton and said coldly, "That's funny. It's even funnier when you blow my horn without teeth."

"Will she hold you back?" Andy continued to ask without any fear.

"That's enough. You're tired of living." Haley grabbed Andy and walked towards the eaves, obviously intending to push him off the roof.

"If she's reliable, you can get 35,000..." Andy's words made Haley, who had already dragged him to the edge of the eaves, stop suddenly.

"What did you say?"

"Thirty-five thousand. Not a penny less."

"You better not play tricks on me."

"If you want to receive the full amount, give it to your wife. The IRS allows a once-in-a-lifetime tax-free gift of up to $60,000."

"Good boy! Tax-free?"

"Yes." Andy nodded. "The IRS can't collect a penny."

"Are you the banker who killed his wife?" Haley looked at him and said, "Will trusting you not put me in jail?"

"It's completely legal. You can ask others as well." Andy said, "I shouldn't have asked. I thought you would ask."

"I don't need you to teach me these shits."

"That's right, but you have to find someone to fill out the forms and hire a lawyer, which costs money. I can help you save money. You get the forms and I'll fill them out. It's completely free. I'll just buy three bottles of beer for each of my colleagues."

"Colleague? That's quite new!" the prison guard next to him laughed sarcastically.

"The thugs have dignity only when they drink alcohol." Andy said, "This is my humble opinion."

So one day before the completion of the work, the police officers and prisoners who came out to work with Andy sat together at ten o'clock in the morning and drank cold beer.

Treated by the cruelest prison warden in the history of Shawshank Prison.

For all the prisoners present, this was indeed the most pleasant thing and something they could talk about for the rest of their lives.

Andy, who doesn't drink, enjoyed this moment of peace, watching his colleagues happily drinking beer with a faint smile on his face.

The sun shines on my shoulders, making me feel like a free man.

Because Andy proved himself useful, the treatment he received gradually became different.

Even the three guys who had been harassing him were defeated by Haley.

The originally miserable prison life seemed to become comfortable all of a sudden, but Andy never forgot the freedom in his heart.

But now he was in a cage, and all he could do was try to make his life better.

Of course, his meeting with Rosen was still going on.

Unfortunately, Rosen spent a lot of effort and money, but the murderer was never found.

Time has passed 50 years ago without us noticing.

On June 6, the Korean People's Army advanced southward and the Korean War broke out.

On July 7, the U.S. military participated in its first battle against North Korea.

Rosen had no idea what was happening across the Pacific Ocean, but the American people were very relaxed about the matter, as if victory could be won easily.

As a result, they soon hit a wall, because on October 10, the Volunteer Army launched its first battle after stationing in North Korea.

Rosen thought of the brothers in the Seventh Infiltration Company who had shared life and death with him, and there was a moment when he really wanted to go over and continue fighting shoulder to shoulder with them to the end.

But he finally suppressed the impulse in his heart, because compared to the brutal fighting on the battlefield, there were many more things he could do.

As a result, gangs across Europe and the United States were in trouble again. In addition to many people being killed, the money they had accumulated was also swept away.

This was of course done by Rosen, and he discussed it with Diana, took out nearly half of his savings, exchanged them for various medicines, bandages and other supplies, and put them all into the storage compartment, and then went back home.

At this point he no longer needed to conceal his identity, as Rosen's name was still quite famous.

So he met Wu Zhiguo and Gu Xiaomeng, but they were no longer in their previous disguises. They were wearing military uniforms and looked different.

"Clothes like these are suitable for you," Rosen said with a thumbs up.

"Thanks to your help back then, otherwise..." Wu Zhiguo said.

"Let's not talk about the past." Rosen waved his hand and said, "My wife and I have made some money in the United States over the years. We heard that we were fighting the Americans, so we bought some things, hoping that they would be of some help to the soldiers."

"Thank you." Wu Zhiguo said.

Then Rosen took them to a warehouse.

Looking at the mountains of medicines and gauze in front of them, Wu Zhiguo and Gu Xiaomeng were both stunned.

"This..." Gu Xiaomeng said, "You won't spend all your family savings, will you?"

Rosen said: "No, this is a little gift from my husband and me. I hope you will accept it."

"Thank you." Wu Zhiguo held his hands tightly.