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Returning to Los Angeles again, Jack started to get busy. He first completed the resignation procedures and returned the police badge and gun.

Then there was attending the graduation ceremony, getting a bachelor's degree, and finally attending Angela's wedding. Because of the Wolf brothers' blasting operation, there was no D Owl to cause trouble this time, but the eve of the wedding was still chaotic.

Angela's original wedding venue was seized by the FBI on suspicion of money laundering, and everyone had to find a private garden that was closed for maintenance overnight.

Then all hands were mobilized, of course, mainly the capable John and Jack, who used the old connections of the old rookies to contact the contractor, and took the workers to repair the broken pipe in the garden in only two days.

Then everyone worked together and spent another day completing the decoration of the wedding venue. Finally, the preparations were completed before Saturday.

"Why don't I look forward to things like the wedding at all? I'm so tired."

Hannah hung lazily on Jack's back, watching him decorate a twelve-layer cake.

"I did all the work, why are you tired? Are your hands sore from lying on my back for too long?"

Jack knocked her on the head angrily. After finishing Angela's wedding, it was time for him to report to Quantico. Probably because they had been separated for nearly half a year, this guy had become extra clingy recently.

"I'll take care of the flowers, music, and emcee, okay? You don't know how troublesome Angela is when she's pregnant." Hannah rolled her cute eyes.

"What round is this?"

Jack sighed helplessly. This wedding was not so much a wedding as it was about everyone helping Wesley coax the pregnant Angela.

This eldest sister is already married and pregnant for the first time, and she is already in a daze. This female police detective, who has always had a carefree personality, can now burst into tears at every turn, and even someone with a master's degree in psychology can't do anything to her.

"I can't remember clearly. If she hadn't been carrying my godson in her belly, I would have wanted to strangle her to death."

Hannah feebly adjusted her head to a more comfortable position, leaning on her lover's shoulder.

"I've got dark circles under my eyes since I came back. Tsk, tsk, let's take a hot bath together and I'll help you relax."

Jack suddenly turned around, picked up Hannah and walked into the bathroom as she screamed.

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Finally, the wedding went smoothly without any further trouble. Jack suspected that he was probably the only person who secretly brought a gun to the wedding.

I have to say that it is quite pleasing to see a group of handsome men and beautiful women attending a wedding at the same time. Even Superintendent Gray, oh, no, it’s time to call him Superintendent Gray now, looks handsome in a high-end customized suit. a bit.

He didn't know if the wedding had extra stimulation for the women who attended, but he always felt that when he had a tryst with the two ladies that night, they seemed particularly excited.

On the third day after the wedding, Jack simply packed a bag of clothes, entrusted his cabin and car to Hannah, and got on the plane to Richmond.

After getting off the plane in Richmond, he headed to Quantico without stopping.

Quantico is a small town with less than a thousand people. The FBI academy he is going to is located near the town, together with the training base of Ma Run. There is also a university dedicated to Ma Run nearby.

Of course, he couldn't go there on his own, so he found a hotel nearby to survive the night. He rushed to the registration point early the next morning and took a bus into the FBI academy located in the forest.

What's more interesting is that he is the only one in the whole bus, because it is not the official training season.

Every year, the FBI Academy begins formal training in August, and hundreds of young people aged 23-37 will flock to this place.

Jack couldn't figure out whether his current situation was a special case. Rossi didn't tell him anything, but just urged him to report as soon as possible.

The bus drove into a forest path, quickly passed through the college gate, and stopped in front of an old red brick building.

Jack politely thanked the bus driver, jumped off the bus with his luggage, and looked up to see Rosie standing on the steps, looking well-dressed as usual.

"Welcome to the academy."

Rosie opened her hands enthusiastically and gave him a hug, which made Jack quite flattered. Judging from the smile on his face, it was obvious that he was in a very happy mood during this time.

In a hall, the staff led him to the dormitory assigned to him to put down his luggage, put on a standard polo shirt and khaki pants, and finally invited him into an office.

Then he saw an unexpected person next to Rosie, Maureen wearing gold-rimmed glasses and professional attire.

"Uh, Professor Cahill, why is it you?"

Fortunately, Jack thought quickly and almost called him by his first name.

"How about a little surprise? Isn't it surprising?"

Maureen smiled brightly and immediately solved Jack's doubts.

Because of the special nature of the BAU, their behavioral analysts are usually recruited from current experienced detectives or senior police officers. Usually such detectives will have at least a degree in psychology or a related major in crime research.

The reason why Jack, a rookie who had worked in the LAPD for less than a year, was chosen was because a previous BAU criminal investigation team was severely damaged in a bombing in Boston, losing six investigators.

This caused the FBI's upper echelons to question the role of the BAU's action team. Some people even suggested that with the advancement of technology, the BAU should completely withdraw from the front line and give way to criminal forensic science.

The original BAU action team, which mainly focused on psychological profiling, no longer had any need to exist. It could just squat in the office and provide assistance. It would be better to form several more action teams focusing on crime scene investigation.

Isn't that CSI? Jack suddenly realized.

Rossi is one of the founders of the BAU. As early as the 1980s, he, Holden Ford, a former FBI negotiator, and Ford's partner Bill Tench went deep into prisons and interviewed countless criminals who committed extremely serious crimes. .

These include some famous serial killers. They use mathematical statistics, psychological analysis, behavioral research, etc. as tools to find patterns and patterns in these people, and then use them to solve new cases.

Therefore, at this turbulent time, Rossi, who had retired and was busy writing books and giving speeches, returned to the FBI again, using his high-level connections to promote the reorganization of the BAU, with the intention of establishing a new model of action team.

Rossi is not a conservative person. He also values ​​​​a variety of emerging on-site investigation technologies and has reached cooperation agreements with several laboratories such as the Institute of Anthropology led by Dr. Tamprey Breonna.

He also put forward different requirements for the new action team members than in the past. Members are no longer limited to fields such as psychology.

Criminal investigation experts in science and engineering, masters in computer networks, and combat experts with certain practical experience and outstanding combat capabilities.

Sorry, I'm stuck. This introduction to BAU has been revised more than ten times, and I can barely read it.

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