The Wolf of Los Angeles

[Chapter 117: Operation Redemption]

On Saturday, the LAPD, in partnership with Fox Television Channel 11, successfully held a charity exhibition at the Griffith Exhibition Center, co-hosted by West Coast Media Entertainment Studio.

Due to the tremendous success of the operational plan, along with Hawke's serious negotiations with Suzy, West Coast Studio managed to sneak its name onto the list of co-hosts. This left a lasting impression on many people, especially since the LAPD invited several partners to join the event.

By Sunday night, at the LAPD's gratitude banquet, Hawke, introduced by Suzy as the founder of West Coast Studio, met many influential individuals. Deputy Chief Charles Baker even chatted with Hawke, saying, "I heard the initial plan came from you?"

Hawke playfully responded, "It was I who proposed the preliminary scheme to your Officer Erica. Detective Bureau and Sheriff Suzy further improved it. It was a result of teamwork, not something I could accomplish by myself."

"You did an excellent job," Charles Baker remarked, glancing at Suzy. "You should collaborate more with media professionals and studios like this to further maintain and enhance the LAPD's good image."

Suzy replied earnestly, "Of course, this isn't our first collaboration with Hawke. He's an old friend of the LAPD."

Charles Baker was quite busy that night, and Hawke, being perceptive, politely excused himself and left the gathering. Suzy tossed her brown bobbed hair and said, "It seems I can't avoid working with you next time."

Hawke replied, "I excel at solving tricky problems."