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... air with an ugly face, and Froth and his son were really too much. He killed an innocent pedestrian and was only willing to pay two thousand dollars, which was too much. The police are also people, and the director of the branch bureau is also a person. They are not high-class figures, and can barely be regarded as middle-class elites, so they share the same indignation, hatred and conflict between classes.

Totti rarely smokes, but at this moment he holds a pipe carved from a crude wood i ...

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