"Thank you, thank you, thank you..."
"thank you……"
"Thank you so much..."
The woman hugged Xiao Yiyi and kept saying thank you. Zhuang Chihua, who was so excited that he couldn't help himself, could not say anything else except thank you at this time.
I rubbed my bruised wrists, replied calmly, and patted the back of Xiao Yiyi's head: "That's it for today. Go home."
Then, I unceremoniously flicked a popcorn on Xiao Yuyi's forehead and said feebly, "Dangerous items are not allowed to be brought out again."
"Otherwise, don't come to me."
Xiao Yuyi pinched her vocal cords and made an awkward sound, pointing at a pile of snacks, fruit and dried meat.
I lowered my eyelids and pursed my lips: "Bring less, I won't be able to finish it. Don't waste it."
I drove him away before ten o'clock. Xiao Yuyi was a little reluctant, but he didn't dare to say anything more. He took my hand and pointed to the mansion next door and asked me to go to his house.
When I refused, Xiao Yuyi hugged me, lowered his head and tilted his mouth, picked up his schoolbag and ran downstairs.
The two strong men followed and wanted to send Xiao Yuyi to the car, but they were pushed away by Xiao Yuyi, and they ran all the way back home through the dog hole through the secret passage they had dug out.
"Mr. Tong, thank you so much. I don't know how to thank you. You have suffered so much..."
Behind him, Zhuang Chihua flipped through his unlabeled satchel, took out a few stacks of Shenzhou coins, Hong Kong dollars and knives, and handed them to me timidly.
"Please don't misunderstand..."
As he spoke, Zhuang Chihua kept searching on his body, wiping off the watch on his left wrist, the platinum bracelet on his right wrist, and then taking off the jade Buddha pendant around his neck.
"I really have no other intentions, Mr. Tong. I have made you feel so wronged just now. I feel very sorry for you."
"Yes, yes, Kakaka... there are two more cards here, the password is... you can use them..."
"Tomorrow, tomorrow I will bring my father, grandparents, and grandparents to visit you in person..."
The bright moon shone slantingly, elongating Zhuang Chihua's delicate figure, filling the sky with the delicious smell of expensive perfume.
"No need!"
"Take it. I just couldn't believe it when I called my mother. It's the first time in seven years that I called my mother. It was so clear."
Zhuang Chihua choked up while speaking and couldn't stop crying: "We found many famous doctors and went abroad countless times... but they all said it was no longer possible..."
I leaned against the door wall, almost exhausted and looking indifferent.
"The first day I met Xiao Yuyi, I just thought he was a child who couldn't speak and was ignored."
Zhuang Chihua's perfect oval face suddenly straightened up, and he quickly apologized to me and said, "Mr. Tong, this is just a little bit of insignificance. I didn't mean anything else, I really didn't mean anything else..."
I said softly with a pale face, "I don't have any other intentions."
Zhuang Chihua said apologetically over and over again, looked at me with a heartbroken face, and took out a handkerchief to wipe away the cold sweat on his head: "Mr. Tong, I'll call someone over right away to take you to the hospital."
"It's okay. I can't die."
When I rejected him, Zhuang Chihua kept apologizing: "Mr. Tong, please listen to my explanation. I..."
I put my hand on the door frame to endure the severe pain: "I'll keep these things so that Xiao Yuyi won't have to use them anymore."
Zhuang Chihua hurriedly grabbed my hand: "Mr. Tong, please don't."
"Euci Yi... I will be looking after you from now on."
"Okay. I'll take these back. If you have anything to do in the future, just ask."
I pursed my lips and hissed, "Okay. I have something to ask Mr. Zhuang for help now!"
Zhuang Chihua suddenly raised his head, his classically beautiful oval face showing the most solemn solemnity.
"Don't call me Mr. Zhuang."
"Just call me Sister Zhuang!"
"What's the deal? Tell me!"
Zhuang Chihua's expression at this moment seemed to be telling me that even if I wanted the moon in the sky, she would send it to me without hesitation.
I patted the doorframe and said, "It's cold at night. Please help me find another door."
Zhuang Chihua stopped talking, and I said softly: "This is my home. I live here."
At two o'clock in the evening, take over on time.
Ge Li handled the handover with a zombie face, staring at my bruised and black wrist, his sinister eyes full of doubts.
When he saw me struggling to sign and hand over the contract with my left hand holding my right hand, Ge Li couldn't help but ask me: "Who is so cruel? Nanshu or Jiuzhou?"
I shook my head and said it was okay.
Ge Li didn't ask any more questions, took out a bottle of medicinal wine from his big shoulder bag and threw it on the table.
"Stop being in the limelight. If you can't fight, run away."
I whispered my thanks.
Ge Li seemed to look down on me, but then he whispered something.
"Can you tell fortunes?"
I was a little surprised and looked at Goli without saying a word.
"Master Hai said that your fortune telling is accurate. Even more accurate than the old fortune tellers."
I was a little surprised, raised my eyebrows and denied it.
"Haiye said, just think that his eldest grandson will be transferred back as soon as he enters the house."
I didn't expect Ge Li to be such a gossip, so he said indifferently: "You're just blind. Don't believe it."
Ge Li said in a low voice: "How do you know that Grandson Haiye will come back?"
I lowered my eyelids and said, "He answered the phone one time and I overheard a few words."
Ge Li didn't believe it and looked at me with sharp eyes like a falcon: "Then how do you know that his eldest grandson will be urgently transferred back?"
When Ge Li asked me the first two questions, I suspected that he was a spy sent by Tu Laoliang.
When asked about this, I understood Ge Li's intention and responded in a non-trivial manner: "His grandson has not come back even once in five years. He must be doing the same work as us, and the confidentiality level is even higher than ours."
"The more confidential the job, the more inseparable it is from people."
"It is a normal probability to be urgently transferred back just after returning home."
There was a little confusion in Ge Liying's eyes.
I added: "According to probability calculation, the more unlikely something is, the higher the probability of it happening."
Ge Li seemed to believe what I said, but he still had doubts in his eyes: "How do you know that Hai Ye has an eldest grandson? I have never heard him say that."
Those who can enter Fangzhou are not ordinary people.
I ignored Ge Li's on-point question and asked instead, "Brother Li. How many years have you not been home to visit your relatives?"
Ge Li's eyes changed slightly, he avoided my gaze, and answered the question unintentionally: "I made a long-distance call."
"Um?"
I have some doubts.
Ge Li lowered his head and turned to the monitor: "Call my mother. No salary has been paid, and the mobile phone bill is in arrears. Zhongqiu. I promised to go back to see her."
This is the longest sentence he has said to me since I met Ge Li.
"Um."
I hummed and checked whether the landline phone was open.
"Don't tell anyone. The wages have been paid..."
"What did you say? I didn't hear you."
Ge Li looked up at me, his eyes flashing coldly.
I tilted my head and said coldly: "It's timed out. Get out."
Ge Li's eyes flashed with murderous intent, then disappeared. He nodded at me, put his gun on his back and turned out.
When he arrived at the door, Ge Li suddenly stopped and looked at the large packages of mooncakes and hot midnight snacks at his feet: "Teacher..."
I closed the door expressionlessly: "I got up late, and the cheapest mooncakes are sold out. Only ham is on sale."
"I'll pay for the late night snack. Please come back after I've paid my salary."
After hesitating for three seconds, I suddenly said: "Brother Li. How old are you? Can you say no?"
