Enchanted By His Charm



In Florida.

Still, the scenery was beautiful. This month, tourists come here for a holiday.

Except for Jay.

He was praying that God could take back Lilith.

He had been there for a few days.

Every day he was waiting.

Jay was a police officer who fought all the year-round in the front line of drug enforcement. He knew well the ruthless drug dealers. He was not an ordinary person, and catching drug dealers was his duty, so when he and Lenard boarded the flight to Florida, his first sentence was immediately contacting the Florida drug enforcement administration.

Lenard looked at him for a long time and asked, "Are you ready?"

Jay nodded.

For Lilith, he was bound to rescue, and for those drug dealers, he was bound to arrest. Therefore, even if he was not in the identity of the drug police, he also needed to cooperate with the relevant departments to arrest these criminals!

Florida's anti-drug administration had been dealing with Jay. However, after receiving this information, it immediately launched a special operation, formulating corresponding countermeasures and plans.

But these two days, Jay also found a suspicious person following him around, and he thought the man was the drug dealer. He seized him and later learned that Joseph had hired him.

Jay didn't want to reveal his story, so he sent the man away.

And just as Jay was about to get mad, he finally got a call from the other side to keep his phone on the next day. Jay wanted to ask again, but the other side hung up.

Jay received another call the next day, and the man asked him to go to the port.

Jay didn't say a word and went there. At the same time, he turned on the tracker.

There are still many tourists in Key West Port. They were shopping in the souvenir shops and made it look very lively.

The other side called but made a strange request, asking Jay to buy something like earrings, necklaces, and so on.

Although Jay was not clear about the other side's purpose, he still did as the other side said, to find a shop. He bought a necklace, waiting for further instructions from the other side.

After a while, the other party called and told him to get to the lighthouse.

The lighthouse was small where Hemingway had always been.

When Jay went there, there were only fewer people. There were only two or three tourists taking photos.

He didn't know if this was the endpoint, and it was even weird that the other side would set it here.

What did the other side want to do?

Why did those ruthless drug dealers come there? There were few people, so it was easy for them to kill.

Thinking of it, a burst of anger was in his chest!

They wanted to tell him that even the Buddha couldn't help them.

Jay clenched his fist, and his anger burned like a fire.

But it was a little strange. The other side on the phone once asked him to go to Florida alone, but after arriving in Florida, the other side had never asked him on the phone whether he was alone, not to mention that he needed to throw away his cell phone or change cars and so on.

It could only explain two reasons: first, the other side was convinced that he would not cooperate with the drug police to handle the case; second, the other side did not take the drug police seriously.

Jay felt that the other side was not so stupid, who would naively believe that he was not prepared to come, then there was only one last situation-- these drug dealers' power was huge!

Several colleagues around him, even the special police also dispatched, ambushed around the lighthouse. They had made the long-range preparation of aiming, and once there was something dangerous, their excellent shootings would be reflected in the drug dealers.

However, Jay waited there for more than half an hour.

Suddenly, the phone rang. Jay shivered and hurriedly connected.

"There is a tree more than 300 years old, pick a leaf, and go to find a man."

The mechanical sound was cold. 

"Where is Lilith?" Jay gnashed his teeth and asked.

The other side did not answer him and hung up the phone.

Jay had no choice but to find the old tree.

The ancient trees had been named and protected by the government. Jay would never have broken them by law and discipline, but now he had no way but to take a leaf. There were still tourists, and they saw what Jay did was surprising.

What did the jackfruit leaf mean?

Jay was unable to figure it out, but at least the man gave him a hint for his next step, which was better than aimless waiting. Taking the leaf, Jay went back to the lighthouse, which was peaceful and completely different from the glamour of the outside world.

Under the guidance of a lighthouse, Jay walked forward and then stopped in front of a room. The disciple told him to wait for a while and then got in to circulate a notice.

Soon the man walked out and asked Jay in. The door did not close, which was easy for Jay to find the bamboo curtains.

Although Jay had been working in Florida for several years before, it was his first time walking in a lighthouse.

It was a small room that was simple and unsophisticated, but there was a faint pleasant smell, making people feel refreshed on hot days.

However, Jay was worried about Lilith, so he still felt a stone in his heart.

The lighthouse steward was an old man who looked benevolent, but he was shabby in a dress. The old man remained peaceful there as if he was indifferent to the fame and wealth of this world.

He asked Jay to sit down, but Jay was so anxious and hastily handed the leaf to the old man. 

Taking a glance at the leaf, the old man still remained calm. Jay could not predict what would happen, and what he could do was wait.

The old man also sensed his anxiousness, so he put the leaf on the table and asked, "I have a question for you. Are you clear about the condition of your friend?"

"Amiga?" Jay was shocked.

After a small pause, he then continued to ask, "Do you mean I can meet a woman?"

The old man measured him with suspicious eyes but didn't reply to his question. "Do you really pick this leaf?" asked the man.

Jay nodded and then explained," Someone asked me to pick this leaf and hand it to the steward of this lighthouse."