她根本就来不及做任何反应，就被重新拽躺到了床上。
看着那马上就要欺身而来的约翰森，杰西赶紧将手伸到枕头下面想要将那把枪取出。
可是这个动作也被约翰森预判到了，她根本没能从那里摸到任何枪的影子。
约翰森的动作很是迅速，不过五秒钟他就已经将杰西禁锢到根本动不了。
“I can release your hands now, but they can only be used to take off this dress on you.”
“I don\u0027t like to force people, I\u0027ll take the gun out of your head if you promise.”说着，另一只手里的枪也缓缓上了杰西的太阳穴。
“I don\u0027t agree with that.”
“Then aren\u0027t you afraid I\u0027ll shoot now?”
“If you want to shoot, just do it.”杰西的眼睛里根本没有什么情绪，哪怕是一点恐惧
“You guessed it, I can\u0027t bear to kill you.”约翰森放开了她，将枪又重新扔回她的怀里。
“That\u0027s the difference between you and them.”
这倒不是杰西猜对了，而是她觉得就算此刻她真的殉职，那也算是完成了任务。
“Remember what I said to you a year ago?”约翰森问道
杰西当然知道，但是她此时并不想回答
“Two days later, this is not a request but a deadline. That night, I\u0027m going to see you e to my room on your own initiative.”
“Remember, change the clothes I bought, the black one.”
“Oh,”约翰森又摸了摸杰西的脸“it\u0027s okay if you don\u0027t want to, I\u0027m happy to force you.”
“Here\u0027s another one,”约翰森走出又折返“I remember I told you, I\u0027m a gambler, just have fun first.”
“Change into the uniform and e out again, Patrick they should be there in a moment.”
“嘭！”屋门被再次关上，杰西此刻真的是恨不得一枪崩了他。可是她知道，现在这把枪里已经没有子弹了，就算是有她也杀不了他。
她双手用力抓着床单，好像这样就更够撒气一般。
杰西将头靠在曲起的膝盖上，双眼紧闭，那种气愤与无奈只能独自消化而不能发泄出来。
她记得那件黑色的衣服，在她收到时就想给约翰森一个响亮的耳光。
那根本就不是一件衣服，只能算是几根布条，该露的地方是露的，不该露的地方还是露的。
当时的她就是只有一个反应，那就是“这个变态玩得还挺花。”
现在她依旧还是这么认为。
两天后，看来这期间或者之后是有什么事情发生。
就当杰西还呆坐在卧室的时候，外面的嘈杂声已经表明了那五个人的到来。
她只能重新走了出去。
看见约翰森拍了拍他身旁的位子，杰西很是‘识相’地走了过去。
“It\u0027s time to start.”
“I still hold the previous view, this is the first round of voting, don\u0027t worry too much.”依旧是帕特里克先开的口
“Deputy Commander, my view is still to start first, if the next round of Colt councilors\u0027 approval rating is very low, then we will not have any chance.”阿尔杰卡兰反驳着帕特里克的观点
果然，他们现在担心的不是怀特选票有多高，而是怕柯尔特的选票太低了。
“But judging from the current ticket type, Congressman Colt will not be eliminated in the next round.”帕特里克认为这是杞人忧天
“Actually, I don\u0027t think so, because aren\u0027t there still our votes.”阿伦沃克也不太赞同阿尔杰卡兰的预判。
“What do you think, Gene?”约翰森将问题抛给了一直都不太愿意发表观点的吉恩耶尔。
他摸了摸脸上的那道伤疤“I think it\u0027s possible, but there has to be a one-size-fits-all solution.”
“It must be a perfect solution, otherwise there is no need to sit here and discuss, just see where he goes to give a speech.”约翰森双手一摊，表示理所应当。
“I also agree that we can\u0027t predict votes, we can\u0027t pray for something that changes so quickly.”夏佐扬西也同意约翰森的观点
“Pak, now that White\u0027s votes are much higher than everyone else\u0027s, we have to think ahead.”约翰森试图说服帕特里克
可他还是摇了摇头，不赞同他们的观点。
阿伦沃克一直是很相信萨顿的判断，所以他也并不是很同意这么冒险行事。
“What do you think, baby.”约翰森拍了拍怀里的杰西
“I don\u0027t understand this, but what you\u0027re saying makes sense.”
杰西这时选择了保持中立，因为现在的局面已经很明显了，不站任何一方是自保的关键。