The World of American Drama: From the Los Angeles Patrol

Chapter 130
In his previous life, Jack also liked to travel when he was young. He had been to many places due to work reasons, and had seen all kinds of cultural scenery and natural wonders.

But unlike today's country on wheels, when going out was either a high-speed rail or an airplane, it is quite a novel feeling to drive and roam freely like now.

This is also thanks to the system, if he didn't have those combat and life skills, he wouldn't have the confidence to fight alone, because the beautiful country in this world is much more dangerous than the 'lighthouse' country in his previous life.

But no matter what, Jack still prefers this world, not only because of the system, but also because the quality of girls in this world is ridiculously high, such as this white girl who suddenly jumped out from the side of the road in front of him, jumping and waving her hands vigorously.

"Hi, we need help!"

She has dark brown shawl-length hair, and a white sports vest on her upper body is struggling to block the twin peaks that are about to come out because of jumping. The two long legs hidden in the tight jeans are strong and strong. She is a very energetic sports girl.

The elasticity is so good, Jack sighed in his heart, lightly braked, stopped on the side of the road, and stuck his head out of the car window with a smile.

"What happened?"

The girl froze for a moment when she saw Jack's face, but soon recovered.

"Our car suddenly blew out just now and turned over, can you help us?"

Jack carefully observed the front, back, and surrounding area, and used his perception to confirm that this was not a drama of the American version of the car bandit Roadhog. Then he nodded and got out of the car, and pulled out the car key.

On the left side of the road is a small slope full of fir trees and shrubs. An old-fashioned white JEEP Wagner SUV is overturned there, and there are two men, two women and four young people standing around talking about it. They were all arguing, all of them seemed to be white students who came out to play.

"Hey, guys, I've got a helper." The brown-haired girl waved to the four of them.

"How is this done?"

Jack frowned and stepped forward to check. Both front tires of the car were blown out, and a barbed wire was still wrapped around one of the front wheels.

A man in glasses wearing a white T-shirt with gloomy eyebrows seemed to be the driver of the car, waving his right hand and complaining.

"Someone dropped the barbed wire in the middle of the road, and before I could react, the car lost control and fell."

"You guys are lucky, is anyone injured?" Jack looked at the five people, and they seemed to be okay.

"No, Evan doesn't drive fast, everyone is just a little scared."

The brown-haired girl stroked her forehead, looking a little frustrated.

Jack looked back in the direction of the brake marks on the ground, and pointed to a big tree seven or eight meters away.

"Was it pierced there?" He said as he walked towards the big tree.

"What did you find?" The brown-haired girl followed.

Jack bent down and untied half of the barbed wire from the root of the big tree, "It seems that this is not an accident, someone deliberately set up an ambush here."

"Fak, is this how the locals treat guests?"

"Damn bastard!"

The few people who followed curiously cursed one after another.

"Hey handsome guy, can you help tow the car up here?"

Another young man in a yellow shirt looked more familiar, scratching the back of his head and begging with a smile.

Jack looked at the overturned location of the SUV, and shook his head: "I can't help, my car must have enough horsepower, but the slope here is too steep, and I need a special trailer to tow it, otherwise it won't work."

"Shit, it's really unlucky." The man with glasses kicked a small stone under his feet angrily, venting his emotions. A red-haired girl beside him quickly grabbed him and comforted him softly. She seemed to be his little girlfriend.

The brown-haired girl seemed to be the most assertive among the crowd. She took out her mobile phone and looked at it, reconfirmed that there was no signal at all, and said to her friends.

"Listen, we have to find a way to find a landline. There is a gas station on the way here just now. I want to go and see. Does any of you want to come?"

"Well, actually, I have an idea."

Feeling a bit off about the whole thing, Jack decides if he can help them or not.

"I also passed by that gas station just now. I saw an old trailer parked inside. I don't know if it can be used. I can try my luck."

"In addition, I have repair tools in my car. After I drag the car up, I can help you mend the tires. At least I can last until I get out of this hellish place."

"Wow, this is really great, I don't know how to thank you buddy." The yellow shirt exaggerated, and kept winking at the brown-haired girl, as if to imply something.

The brown-haired girl seemed to have something on her mind. Seeing the expression on the yellow shirt, she forced a smile.

"Can you take us? If the tow truck doesn't work, take us to a place with signal or find a landline so we can call for help."

"No problem." Jack shrugged.

"But my back seat is full, and I can only sit in the co-pilot. If you are worried, you can let him come."

As he spoke, he pointed to the yellow shirt.

"No, I won't be separated from my dearest." The yellow shirt hugged the girl with a ponytail and a blue cutie, showing youthful vigor and a good figure.

Then the two started to get bored.

The brown-haired girl rolled her eyes, as if she was being stretched by dog ​​food.

"I'll go with you, let them wait here."

"Okay." Jack listened as he pleased, but out of kindness, he still reminded him.

"It's best not to separate, just wait here. Those who set traps on the road may have malicious intentions."

The man in glasses turned a deaf ear to Jack's words, and took out a crumpled hand-rolled cigarette from his pocket, while his little girlfriend stared at him, as if he couldn't wait.

The familiar yellow shirt was much more heartless, and happily waved goodbye to the two of them.

"It's okay, it's only noon now, we can have a picnic on the spot and wait for you to come back, and we will leave food for you."

Jack and the brown-haired girl got into the car, turned on the ignition, turned around, and drove in the direction they just came from.

"You and your friends seem to be on good terms."

Feeling that the girls around him were not very emotional, Jack began to find nothing to say.

"Ah?!" The brown-haired girl seemed to be awakened from her thoughts suddenly, and she just realized it.

"Yes, they are all my best friends. I recently fell out of love, so I was forced to come out to relax."

"You don't mind Scott, he just wants me to come out sooner."

The brown-haired girl justified the yellow shirt's behavior of deliberately encouraging her to get into Jack's car.

Jack had a good impression of the yellow shirt. He shook his head and smiled and said, "It's okay. Unfortunately, I have a girlfriend. I forgot to introduce myself. My name is Jack, Jack Tavole."

(End of this chapter)