Good day or bad, whether we agree or disagree, we never miss a lunch or a dinner together. Isn’t this a three-quotes love letter!
Time is good or bad, and we agree or disagree. We all have lunch and dinner together. (Suddenly feel that I don’t know how to translate such a touching words) Ca
n’t help but add a narration: Since then, the prince and the knight have lived happily together!
Closer to home, looking up the information of the two on the wiki, Hoover is 5 years older than Tolson. Tolson joined the FBI in 1927 and officially served as Hoover’s deputy in 1930 until Hoover’s death in 1972. He retired from the FBI two weeks later. Afterwards, his health deteriorated and he died in 1975. Both are unmarried for life. Extract a few words from the wiki:
Hoover bequeathed his estate to Tolson, who moved into the house. He accepted the American flag that draped Hoover's casket. Tolson is buried a few yards away from Hoover in the Congressional Cemetery.
Tolson inherited Hu The Buddha’s family properties were moved to his old house during his lifetime, and the Stars and Stripes draped on Hoover’s coffin during the state funeral ceremonies were collected. Tolson was buried next to Hoover after his death.
They eat with meals during life and sleep with them after death. This is not an idol drama or a novel, but the true story of the most legendary director and deputy director in FBI history.
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