The Wolf of Los Angeles

[Chapter 157: Determining Targets]

In Santa Monica, at a newly secured safe house.

Someone knocked rhythmically at the door. Edward went to answer it, and Campos slipped in, dressed up for the occasion.

He looked at Hawke, who was sporting a wig and fake beard. "Boss."

Hawke gestured towards the seat across from him, "Take a seat." He asked, "How's business lately?"

Campos sat down and replied, "We've taken on a few private investigator jobs, all tracking and photographing unfaithful spouses. Additionally, the Hispanic population in Los Angeles is growing rapidly. We've developed many informants, including those working in hotels, restaurants, and film sets."

Hawke had another purpose for this meeting: "If you encounter a Mexican policeman like yourself again, after verifying relevant situations, you can consider bringing them into the company. You now have channels to handle legal identities. If there are suitable candidates, the company can fund their processing, but be cautious of the timeline."

Campos understood. "I've already placed legal identity as one of the top rewards within the company."

He then inquired, "Is there any significant work to be done?"