Here Is the Point We Stop Chapter 13

Policemen. They work in the wind and rain, toil day and night, and are always in a hurry. This profession is synonymous with a sense of security in the eyes of most people, so when these two words are mentioned, they are always full of respect and trust.

If a child in the family becomes one of them, the father can also modestly brag to outsiders: "The kid is useless, just an ordinary policeman!"

The guests will then sincerely compliment: "Oh! Police! What a great job!"

The police.

These three words came out of the mouth of Leon, a killer born in darkness, but they lacked proper respect and were vaguely mocking. It was more like disdain and provocation. In short, the light tone was enough to make people feel ashamed.