Chapter 193 Invisible Deterrence is the Most Deadly

After leaving the CBI headquarters, Rawdon couldn't help but take a deep breath.

This is the benefit Sharif gave himself.

Although it is not a direct benefit like a reward of money, the opportunities it gives him far exceed what the money brings.

You know, the IPS civil servants of the same batch as you are now basically doing internships in grassroots police stations.

What kind of cases can you expect to be involved in as an intern at a grassroots police station? Most of them are trivial cases.

Even if we contribute in these minor cases, how much credit can we get?

I'm in the CBI, and I investigate major cases. Even if I'm just involved, how can theirs compare to my experience and contributions?

Also, my internship experience at CBI will be enough to make others respect me in the future.

Because of my connections with the CBI, most people would have to consider whether it was worth offending me.

Even if the relationship is not that close, what if I can really ask some CBI leaders for help?

This is an invisible deterrent.

Invisible deterrence is the most deadly.

Such a great opportunity is priceless to Roton.

Luo Dun did not go back to the Administrative College directly today, but went to Su Wei's residence.

Su Wei had returned to Delhi long ago.

This was the first time the two had met since they separated in Goya County.

Su Wei was a newlywed. On the wedding day, she was the bride and Luoton was the groom.

While in Goa County, Rawdon was too busy with a case and returned to Mabon soon after that night and only returned to Delhi now.

I knocked on Su Wei's door and saw it was Luo Dun.

Su Wei threw herself into Luoton's arms with surprise, and gave him a long-lost kiss.

"Why didn't you tell me in advance that you were going back to Delhi?" After a while, Su Wei said, gasping for breath.

"Isn't this a surprise for you?" Luoton smiled and said, "Hmm? Did you just take a shower?"

Luoton found that Su Wei's hair was still a little wet.

"It's a bit hot today, and I wanted to rest early." Su Wei said.

But having said this, she noticed that Rawdon was staring at her intently.

Su Wei couldn't help but lower her head, her little face instantly turned red, even her neck was stained with red.

Luoton hugged Su Wei. This time, Luoton took the initiative. She was so beautiful that it was a feast to the eyes.

"You~~go wash first, you smell of sweat." Suddenly, Su Wei pushed Luoton away and said.

Luo Dun smiled and said, "Wait for me."

He was traveling from Mumbai to Delhi, and the weather was a bit hot and humid, so he was definitely sweating, which was indeed not very refreshing.

When he came out of the bathroom, he found Su Wei had already curled up under a thin blanket.

Luoton had no time to hesitate. After going up, he found that Su Wei was already prepared.

I felt very cool and was waiting for Luoton to come.

Young people who have just tried it always crave this feeling.

Su Wei is no exception.

On her wedding day, Rotten made her a real woman. She always remembered that wonderful feeling. She would occasionally find it in her dreams these days and she would never forget it.

If Rotun hadn't been on a case at the time, she would definitely not have let Rotun leave that night.

And now, Rawdon could stay here and stay with her at least tonight.

Su Wei's reaction shocked Luoton.

Although Su Wei is usually quiet and gentle, she can be as wild as Itas and Lisa.

Luoton felt that it was because Su Wei had been too depressed in the past.

After all, how can you feel good if you are forced to marry someone you don’t like?

Now that the pressure has dissipated and the shackles on my body have been broken, it is natural for me to be excited and happy.

Luoton also enjoyed Su Wei's madness.

But if he wasn't in good health, most men wouldn't be able to handle it.

She experienced three peaks in one night, and Su Wei is of the water element, with a very high water content.

After that night, I changed the bed sheet, otherwise I couldn't fall asleep.

…

The next day, it was already dawn and the two woke up, but they were reluctant to get up.

"I now have more than 130 million rupees." Su Wei hugged Luoton and whispered.

Only when she hugged Rawdon tightly did she feel that this was real.

She was really afraid that this was a dream, and when she woke up she would find that it was all empty.

But she gradually felt at ease, she was sure that this was true.

With the help of Rawdon, he escaped the tragic fate that he thought was destined for him.

"Tsk tsk tsk, what a little rich woman." Roton laughed.

"That's all thanks to you." Su Wei kissed Roden on the face.

"You deserve this." Luo Dun said with a smile, "But I didn't expect that your father's debt would be paid directly to you."

Su Wei's father finally gave in and handed over the 100 million rupees. He had no choice but to hand it over.

Pay early and get out early.

Her father was very clear about the government investigators. These guys would cheat people to death and extort money if they got the chance.

If you've been targeted, then just make a break with it early.

However, with Moore's intervention, the money was regarded as the property left by Freese, and was finally all transferred to Su Wei.

Of course, a lot of this 100 million must have been intercepted by those investigating the case.

In short, Moore gave Su Wei more of Freese's property, all for Roton's sake, a total of about 130 million.

After the wealth of the Frith family was divided among many forces, what was left for some of Frith's family members was probably more than 200 million rupees.

Moore did not prosecute the rest of Freese's family on the grounds that they were guilty, but this also cost them a huge price.

That's buying freedom.

So the property they obtained was greatly reduced.

As for Su Wei, she had just gotten married, and those previous troubles had nothing to do with her. Moreover, with Moore's care, naturally no one dared to touch the money she received.

So Su Wei alone took 130 million, and Freese's other relatives shared less than 100 million in assets.

"Now I can do what I like." Su Wei said happily, "When I graduate, I will open a fashion design studio."

"Why wait until graduation?" Luo Dun said with a smile, "You can do it now. If you like, just do it."

"Yeah, now I can do whatever I want. I don't care about my dad." Su Wei said with a giggle.

She was completely free.

She found that life was so beautiful, especially with a very reliable man by her side.

If it weren't for Rawdon, she would have definitely fallen into the abyss and lived in pain all her life.

"Thank you so much, dear." Su Wei was filled with joy.

The graceful and charming demeanor of the young woman stirred up waves in Roton's heart.

Su Wei quickly responded as Roton moved his hands.

…

The days of studying in the School of Administration were fulfilling. Luo Dunna was really studying very hard.

Unlike most of my other classmates who just wanted to kill time, as long as the time was up and I graduated, I could get a job and become a high-ranking government official.

Since having Su Wei, Luo Dun suddenly felt that his study life in Delhi was doubly fulfilling.

Of course, Su Wei is also very fulfilled.

Every time he had a day off, Luo Dun would go to Su Wei's house. The two of them would spend the whole morning and evening together, going out shopping or just staying at home. They lived a very happy life.

At the School of Administration, many of the teachers who taught Luoton and his classmates were famous professors in related fields invited from various universities and were very knowledgeable.

Today's class is about law, and Rawdon arrived in the classroom early.

India's laws are numerous, complex and very imperfect.

Even in later generations it is still a mess.

For example, as everyone knows, in order to sanction foreign companies, India can enact new laws for targeted penalties, and they can also trace back decades.

It is precisely because these laws are imperfect that Rawdon feels he needs to understand them more deeply.

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He is a policeman. If he is familiar with the law, he can often avoid being a hooligan.

Just like those bastard lawyers helping people with their lawsuits.

We clearly know that you are committing a crime, but you are able to exploit loopholes in the law and cannot be convicted.

It is said that the legal provisions in the West are very complicated, but when it comes to lawsuits, wealthy people can seek help from private lawyers, and they can basically get away with it, or get away safely at a very small cost.

In fact, the complexity of legal provisions does not mean that they are complete and without loopholes. There are even more loopholes.

These laws serve the rich, and they have all kinds of loopholes that serve these rich and powerful people.

Of course, ordinary people certainly don’t understand and have no way of figuring out the twists and turns of these legal provisions.

The legal provisions are made complicated in order to prevent ordinary people from understanding the potential internal loopholes.

So you can only find a lawyer, and only these lawyers can find and exploit legal loopholes to help you escape punishment.

The premise is that you need to pay high lawyer fees, which is money that most people cannot afford.

No money?

Then we can only wait for the sentencing.

Therefore, these legal loopholes have nothing to do with poor people, but have become a tool for the rich and powerful to escape sanctions.

The law is just a decoration to them, it is purely used to restrict and punish ordinary people and the poor.

Rawdon doesn't want to be a lazy policeman, he wants to live a comfortable life.

There's no harm in learning more about the law.

Now I have such a good opportunity and professional professors to impart knowledge to me. I would be a fool not to learn.

The professor who taught law to Rawdon and his classmates was a low-caste professor named Hantu Jadhav. He was quite famous in the legal community because he often helped poor low-caste people with lawsuits for free. He was a respectable man.

There are such people in India who want to fight for the rights of low-caste poor people, but unfortunately they are very few.

However, Hantu wins more than 90% of the cases he handles.

The remaining 10% did not fail, but because of the imperfect laws, even if they won, it would be difficult to continue to enforce them.

The students came one after another.

Although their days in college were rather relaxed, there was no malicious truancy.

After all, these are all assessed, and attendance rate is very important.

Many classmates greeted Rawdon.

Initially, these guys tended to isolate Rotten. After all, Rotten's sudden appearance made them very unhappy and jealous.

This time, when Rawdon was interning at the CBI, he was assigned the role of assistant investigation commissioner, which simply stunned them.

Moreover, Rawdon apparently performed very well in this internship and received commendation from the CBI director.

This matter had already spread throughout the college, and the dean even made it public, taking pride in it.

And most importantly, the dean also announced that Luoton's next internship would be at CBI, which made them envious and jealous.

Of course, they didn't dare to hate Roton at this time.

Who knows if Rawdon will join CBI after graduation?

After graduation, when they take up their posts as civil servants, as long as they don't commit any major problems, there is basically no problem even if they are corrupt or accept various benefits.

There are not many things that are worthy of their fear and dread, but CBI is obviously one of the few departments that can make them afraid.

If you are targeted by the CBI, you may be fired.

No matter what, it is obviously necessary to establish a good relationship with Roton now.

As a result, everyone basically showed goodwill towards Roton.

Roton was not so unkind to the transformation of these guys.

After all, we are all classmates and will be part of this system in the future. You never know when you may need their help.

They hadn't had any substantial conflicts with me before, so I just let it go with a lenient attitude.

One more friend means one more way.

Making more friends and fewer enemies is the best life.

"Huh?" It was time for class, and everyone saw the dean of the college walk into the classroom, followed by a young and beautiful woman.

The woman wore glasses and looked to be in her early twenties.

Judging from his age, he should still be a student.

Luo Dun couldn't help but wonder, could this woman also be airborne like himself? After all, she was accompanied by the dean, so this woman should have some status.

Like Rawdon, the other students also had their own guesses.

"Students, I have a piece of news to announce to you. Professor Hantu Jadhav is ill and hospitalized. He needs to be treated for a period of time. During this period, the relevant courses will be taught by Ms. Kanina Seth next to me." The dean introduced, "Kanin is Professor Jadhav's favorite student. Although she is a graduate student, she has very solid professional knowledge. This is also recommended by Professor Jadhav, so you don't have to doubt Kanina's professional level. I hope everyone can cooperate well."

The dean spoke and everyone expressed their support.

Seeing that everyone was very cooperative, the dean left with peace of mind.

Kanina Seth was a little nervous standing on the podium.

She actually has experience in helping teachers teach. In the past, if the teacher was too busy or not feeling well, she would help teach the class.

But at that time, she was facing college students.

This is the first time I have come to the School of Administration to teach these future civil servants.

The people below will all become well-known figures in various places in the future, so it is inevitable that they will be nervous.

"Hello everyone, my name is Kanina. I will be teaching the next law courses in place of my teacher until he recovers and is discharged from the hospital." Kanina took a deep breath and spoke as calmly as possible.

"Beautiful teacher, how old are you this year?"

"Yeah, how old are you? Probably not older than me. I'm 26 years old."

"Do you have a boyfriend? I don't have a girlfriend yet, would you consider me?"

"Teacher, where are you from? From your accent, it seems you are from Kerala, right? Me too."

…

The classroom suddenly exploded like a boiling pot.

A young and beautiful girl, who is also a master's student, so she is still a student.

Everyone present was proud and arrogant; they were future civil servants, and each of them was an elite among the elites.

A student dares to teach them?

Even as a graduate student, they didn't think she was qualified.

(End of this chapter)