America: Starting with the Last Liberty

Chapter 130 already provides the answer (4K).

"Jane, is your training over too?"

Upon returning to Los Angeles, Rosen unexpectedly saw Jane again.

Jane also happened to finish her training at the same time and took the same flight as Rosen.

"What a coincidence!"

Jane's smile was noticeably distant.

After rumors surfaced that Rosen had won over Peggy Grey, Jane's attitude toward Rosen subtly changed.

Jane's attitude became even clearer after Rosen and Peggy went public with their relationship.

After those two sentences, Rosen and Jane fell into an awkward silence, neither of them knowing what to say.

After a long pause, Jane couldn't help but ask a question.

"Rosen, what will happen to Instructor Gray if you go back to Los Angeles?"

Rosen looked at Jane with surprise.

"Actually, Peggy and I have already broken up."

"Break up? Why?"

"I invited Peggy to Los Angeles, but she preferred her life as an instructor in Quantico, so we parted ways amicably."

That's true. Peggy is a very opinionated woman. She doesn't want to depend on Rosen for a living, and the two of them are destined not to be together.

Even after breaking up, Rosen and Peggy remain good friends, and Peggy will still warmly "host" him the next time Rosen goes to Quantico for training.

Yes, that's the American way of thinking about relationships: if you can't get along in life, you might as well break up peacefully.

Even after a peaceful breakup, we remained friends and would occasionally meet up for friendly matches.

This is quite rare at the University of Tokyo. Couples at the University of Tokyo rarely break up peacefully; most breakups end in a messy and chaotic mess.

Many years later, these people who missed each other will remember how good the other was to them.

Upon hearing Rosen say that he and Peggy had broken up amicably, Jane's attitude changed almost instantly, and a genuine smile appeared on her face.

This made Rosen realize something.

"Rosen, which department will you be working for after you return to Los Angeles?"

"I don't know, but most likely he'll continue as an undercover agent."

Rosen preferred to remain an undercover agent rather than become a trainee agent under someone else's control.

For other undercover agents, life in the deepest hell was extremely painful.

But for Rosen, this kind of life was perfect.

It offers a high degree of freedom; you don't need to clock in every day, and you can do whatever you want.

Unfortunately, once he reaches the senior agent level, he probably won't be able to continue being an undercover agent. Rosen can only continue his undercover career at the trainee agent and full agent levels.

Zhen lowered her head, her face showing worry.

"I really envy you, being able to decide what kind of life you want."

Rosen raised an eyebrow, understanding what Jane meant.

"Jane, don't your family want you to work on the front lines?"

Zhen nodded.

"Yes, they also wanted me to leave the FBI immediately."

Rosen smiled and shook his head.

"Jane, I don't think you need to worry so much. At least you still have a choice."

These words made Jane give a strange look. She turned to look at Rosen, whose face was reflected in her gray pupils.

"Rosen, why do you say that?"

"In this country, most people don't have much of a choice. They seem very free, but in reality, their lives have already been arranged, and they have to go through each stage step by step. The scenery they can see is only the part in front of them; they can't see anything further."

"And you, Jane, your starting point is probably the end point for most people, and you have more choices than others, so why are you still worried?"

Jane stared wide-eyed and opened her mouth, looking incredibly cute.

After a while, Zhen finally withdrew her somewhat exaggerated expression, and the worry on her face eased considerably.

"Maybe you're right, I really don't need to worry about this. But I still don't know what to choose!"

"So what are your thoughts?"

"I... I really don't know! My dream is to become an excellent detective, but my previous internship really left me feeling overwhelmed."

It is clear that Jane is currently in a state of severe lack of self-confidence, and even her second FBI training has not changed this.

Rosen scrutinized Jane for a moment, then suddenly pulled out a coin.

"Since you can't make the decision yourself, why not leave the choice to God?"

"Leave it to God?"

"Hmm! Flip a coin. Heads, you follow your own ideas; tails, you listen to your family."

Jane looked at the coin in Rosen's hand, a struggle on her face.

Seeing this, Rosen added another sentence.

"Continuing to hesitate and worry here is just a waste of your life. You might as well make a decision as soon as possible and then move in the direction of that decision."

This convinced Jane.

"Rosen, you're right! I really shouldn't have kept worrying about it!"

As she spoke, Jane took the coin from Rosen and tossed it into the air.

However, before the coin could even land in his hand, Rosen snatched it away in mid-air with lightning speed.

This action startled Jane.

"Rosen, what are you doing? I haven't even seen if it's the front or the back yet!"

Rosen had already put the coin back in his pocket by then.

"Jane, didn't you already have the answer in your heart?"

Jane was taken aback for a moment, then a peculiar smile appeared on her face.

"You're right, I already have the answer in my heart."

"Now that we have the answer, let's follow our hearts and choose accordingly, as long as we don't regret it later."

As he spoke, Rosen had already taken out his eye mask; he was preparing to take a nap.

The flight was at night and arrived in Los Angeles in the morning.

However, even with the blindfold on, Rosen could still feel Jane's gaze.

Sometimes having too strong a sense of perception isn't a good thing; Spider Ace made Rosen overly sensitive to other people's gazes.

Fortunately, after the plane flew smoothly for a while, Jane, who was sitting next to him, couldn't help but fall asleep.

So Rosen dozed off in a daze and slept straight until the plane arrived in Los Angeles.

Yes, nothing like what happened in "Final Destination" happened.

After getting off the plane, Rosen said goodbye to Jane and went straight to his apartment in Saint-Gabriel.

I haven't lived in this apartment for three months, and to be honest, it's a bit of a waste of the rent.

However, Lawson's rent was paid for six months in advance, so there was nothing that could be done even if I couldn't move in.

Fortunately, before leaving Los Angeles, Rosen had told Blake that she should stay in the apartment whenever she had time, so that it wouldn't just sit empty.

When Rosen turned on the lights on the first floor, he found that the living room was quite clean, which meant that Blake had indeed stayed there and cleaned it regularly.

Otherwise, there will be some dust on the furniture.

Rosen put down his luggage, changed into his slippers, and turned off the living room lights, preparing to take a nap in his upstairs bedroom.

Suddenly, Rosen noticed a large bulge in the blanket on the bed.

Hmm, is Blake sleeping in his apartment today?

(Olse's healing smile)

Rosen grinned wickedly, then quietly removed his equipment and silently slipped into bed.

As Rosen grasped the enormous treasure chest he had been longing for, he felt that the feel and shape of it today seemed a little off.

Rosen already knew everything about Blake's baby.

The one I have here is also amazing, but it's a little less elastic, and the size seems to be different as well.

Who is this?

"Ugh! Blake, don't disturb my sleep!"

That voice... it's Daisy!

Daisy, still dreaming, was clearly unaware that the person touching her wasn't Blake, but she was quickly jolted awake by Rosen's positive attitude.

At this moment, Rosen had already pulled his hand back in time, but some things cannot be taken back so quickly.

Then, a scream echoed throughout the apartment.

"ah-"

Rosen instantly felt a sharp pain; it was Spider Ace warning him of danger, and that danger came from Daisy.

Daisy whirled around and delivered a sharp elbow strike to Rosen's face.

This elbow strike was terrifying in both speed and power. Rosen had no doubt that if he took this blow, he would have to wear a mask from now on.

To be honest, even back in Quantico, Rosen had never faced such a terrifying attack.

This might explain why, during the time in Quantico, no one attacked with the intention of killing.

Daisy, startled, lost control of her power and unleashed a deadly attack.

Fortunately, Rosen's three months of training in Quantico were not in vain. He quickly dodged Daisy's elbow strike and then used Jiu-Jitsu to lock Daisy's arm.

This woman's strength was truly immense. Rosen felt as if he wasn't locking up a human, but rather a super gorilla with albino genes.

"Fuck! Daisy, it's me! It's Rosen!"

The commotion immediately woke up the other person in the bed.

Blake rubbed his eyes and sat up, looking completely bewildered at Rosen and Daisy's UFC (Ultimate Fighting Championship) moves.

"Rosen, Daisy, what are you doing?"

By this time, Daisy had also come to her senses and realized that the person who had just attacked her was actually Rosen.

Her fair skin instantly turned pink.

"Rosen, you can let go now! Damn it, where did you learn Jiu-Jitsu? That hurts!"

Are you sure you won't slap me in the face again?

"OK! OK! Let go!"

Not everyone is as pain-resistant as Rosen. Rosen's ability to defeat all opponents in Quantico was due to his amazing endurance.

No matter how others hit him, Rosen would not cry out in pain, nor would he show any signs of injury.

His terrifying, robot-like physique will instill despair in all his opponents.

Only after Daisy repeatedly assured him did Rosen release her.

Daisy, now freed, looked at Rosen with a strange expression, while Blake looked at both Rosen and Daisy.

The atmosphere in the apartment became a little strange.

To break the awkward atmosphere, Rosen had no choice but to speak.

"Ahem! Blake, what's Daisy doing in my apartment?"

Blake looked at Rosen somewhat embarrassed.

"Rosen, I want to sleep in your apartment, but I'm a little scared, so I asked Daisy to stay with me. I feel more at ease sleeping with Daisy here."

That's true. Rosen has already felt Daisy's power. In a head-on fight, three or five adult men probably wouldn't be enough for her.

Unless the enemy has a gun.

However, generally speaking, when bad guys see a woman as charming as Daisy, they won't think to shoot her directly, which is their chance to fight back.

"Afraid? Why would you be afraid?"

Rosen looked puzzled. Caltech wasn't far from the apartment, and the surrounding neighborhood wasn't a predominantly Black community; the area was relatively safe.

No serious incidents occur, since most of the people here are Caltech students.

Daisy answered Rosen's question for Blake.

"Rosen, do you remember Barry, the guy we met at the bar the other day?"

"I remember. What happened to him?"

"He's missing. He went missing last month and hasn't been found yet."

Rosen raised an eyebrow, understanding why Blake was afraid.

Barry is the guy Rosen ran into when he went to Antonio's bar to find Blake.

This guy was Daisy's classmate. He got beaten up by the Irish for embezzling money from the Irish gang while selling drugs for them.

Daisy saved this guy back then, but Barry still disappeared two months later.

"Is that so? What did the Los Angeles Police Department say?"

"There's no result. Barry is from out of town and his family doesn't have much money, so this matter will probably just end there."

Blake was indeed very scared. The sudden disappearance of a living person was truly terrifying for a girl who had never experienced the darker side of society.

On the other hand, Daisy stood with her hands on her hips, her expression indifferent.

This action caused a violent tremor to occur beneath the loose pajamas.

"That guy deserved it. Working for the mob and still embezzling money, people like that deserve to be killed sooner or later. I even thought he was innocent; I shouldn't have saved him back then!"

Although Daisy's words were a bit rough, they were indeed very true.

Barry was indeed a hopeless guy; even if he died, it would be a relief that the world has one less piece of trash.

The only problem is whether Blake and Daisy will face retaliation from that Irishman for their actions last time.

"Blake, you really should be careful lately. From now on, you should go to and from get out of class with Daisy. If you notice anything unusual, call me immediately, okay?"

Blake nodded obediently, just like a well-behaved ragdoll cat.

"Alright, the misunderstanding is cleared up, everyone can continue to rest!"

Rosen pretended nothing had happened, picked up his clothes, and prepared to go downstairs to sleep on the sofa.

At this point, Daisy became somewhat displeased, for she still remembered the force with which Rosen had gripped her.

That force was considerable; otherwise, Daisy might not have woken up just from having a gun pointed at her.

"Rosen, you—"

Blake pulled Daisy aside and gave her a look.

Daisy was still a little angry, but after Blake whispered a few words in her ear, the woman's expression immediately changed.

"What can I do for you?"

Rosen looked at Blake and Daisy with surprise, feeling that the two were hiding something from him.

But it seems normal for best friends to have a few secrets.

"Nothing! By the way, Rosen, is there anything I can do for you today?"

"I have to go back to the 'company' during the day to report on my work, so I'm very busy."

Rosen did not reveal that he was an FBI agent, after all, he might have to go back to his undercover work to avoid exposing Blake and Daisy.

"Are you coming back tonight? I've prepared a little surprise for you!"

"A little surprise? I'll try my best."

(Daisy Louise)