Playing My Own Character Chapter 50

Someone walked into the Queens police station.

The police officers on duty raised their guns vigilantly. The thick-lipped boy with messy dreadlocks gasped rapidly and panicked. A senior police officer who happened to be in the police station stood behind the crowd and loudly told him to raise his hands and stop. move. Summer is approaching, and the boy is dressed quite coolly. He wears a colorful basketball shirt on his upper body, and his cover-up shorts are covered in obvious dust. This also means that the police on duty can spot at a glance that he does not carry any weapons--- --Otherwise they would have fired when the boy rushed in.

"I want to call the police!" The thick-lipped boy raised his hands tremblingly, "Someone is hiding, hiding the body!"

Nicole is a very classic figure in American TV series, the kind of dropout high school student who doesn't go to school and likes to hang around all day long. His mother has recently been struggling with his grandfather's illness while still having to work to earn money, and his father died early, leaving a mess behind. His relatives had no time to care about his dislike of studying, so Nickel was in a state of idleness every day but wanted to help his mother share the medical expenses. He tried to work at Starbucks and Costa, but his grandfather's condition was erratic and needed him from time to time. He went to look after her, which led to the store manager tactfully saying that Nikhil could try another job.

It is easy for American dropout teenagers to go astray if they are not well educated, and Nickel is no exception.