The Charismatic Charlie Wade

Roger is naturally no exception.

Although he is the Eldest Young Master of the Joules family, the current Joules family head’s first heir and going to this kind of place, his heart will be more or less filled with fear.

When Roger’s motorcade drove into Brooklyn, indeed they actually attracted the attention of many street youth.

In Brooklyn, only gang bosses can afford to buy Rolls-Royce, but those bosses’s Rolls-Royce license plates, the local gang members have long memorized, so with a glance, they can see that these cars are foreign.

Some of the gang members, seeing this convoy really can not help but have a bad idea.

However, seeing that the other side has six cars, they tamed their desires.

At this time, in the car, Roger suddenly received a text message.

This time, the other party changed the number and sent the content “To the North Brooklyn Wharton Motel.”

A motel is the lowest-end hotel in the United States.

location, the laxest

for a motel, you park your car at the door, walk in and give the cash to

better than less, and just collects money, not bothering to ask about the identity of the residents, not even wanting to look at the

this kind of place is mixed, full of

the other party would set the location in such a place, he first sent the other party’s cell phone number to the intelligence team, hoping that the other party could

way to prepare in advance, so the positioning failed again.

located on the edge of North

of the hotel, they can see at least seven or eight scantily clad women standing at the door, these women will wave as soon as they see a man driving, and the male driver will

exchange is to provide information on the kind of service

is made, the woman will get into the man’s passenger side, or with

the surroundings and frowned

convoy, some of them are still more or less self-aware, they know that they are a few dozen dollars a prostitute, it is impossible to get the owner of the

high on drugs, confidently come to the side of the Rolls-Royce knocking on

how they knocked, the driver of the first few Rolls-Royces did