Where Are You Going to Sell Me? (3rd Update)

Inside the police station, Xiao Wang, who was answering Su Qi's call for help, was getting anxious.

The voice on the other end of the phone was that of a naive Maiden, and you could even tell how flustered she was from her tone.

He couldn't imagine what kind of psychological trauma a girl like that would suffer if she were attacked.

However, Xiao Wang began to think about the scene she had just described. "A very, very big tree?"

Even if Xiao Wang was anxious, such clues wouldn't be of much help. It was more like a riddle than a clue. So where was the location she described?

"Don't panic. Look around for any landmarks or landmarks, or even just the names of shops." Xiao Wang calmly advised Su Qi.

Upon hearing the police officer's words, Su Qi subconsciously looked up to search.

But when she looked up, she saw Lin Hao leaning down.

Facing the light, Su Qi couldn't see his expression. Moreover, Su Qi was still sitting on the ground. From her perspective, Lin Hao's figure appeared even taller and more imposing.

As Lin Hao bent down, the phone in Su Qi's hand slipped from her delicate hand and fell to the ground in fright.

Upon hearing this voice, Xiao Wang in the police station sensed something was wrong. He didn't speak, but instead asked the back office to locate Su Qi's phone and pinpoint the approximate area.

If he made a sound at this moment, it would easily ignite the perpetrator's anger and lead to violence against the person who reported the crime, so he did not continue to speak.

With a "pia" sound, the phone fell to the ground, and the screen, which was originally only cracked at the edges, developed a crack in the middle.

However, it must be said that Huawei phones are really durable. Even so, there were no instances of the phone shutting down, and calls continued as normal.

While waiting for the call to end, Xiao Wang heard a voice from the other end of the line: "Don't come any closer!"

Lin Hao bent down, intending to help Su Qi get dressed, but he saw that her two fair hands, covered in dust, were firmly placed in front of her hood. Her two pink legs were also involuntarily rubbing back.

The brown-green sweatpants were covered in dust and dirt from this action.

This time, instead of using that disguised voice, she spoke in a somewhat shrill girl's voice, saying, "Don't come any closer!"

Seeing that she had nothing in her hands, Lin Hao relaxed and did not use any grappling techniques.

Just then, a sound came from the phone that had fallen to the ground.

"We have located you. Do not harm the hostages. Do not harm the hostages."

Hearing the voice coming from the phone, Lin Hao was stunned. Wasn't this Xiao Wang from the police station?

He's a police officer, and he often works with Xiao Wang, such as when reporting to the police. Over time, they've become quite familiar with each other.

Lin Hao answered the phone, "It's all alright now, this is Lin Hao."

Hearing the familiar voice, Xiao Wang felt relieved.

"Thank goodness you arrived just in time. Is the girl alright?" Xiao Wang asked, still thinking to himself that Lin Hao was really competent, even on his holiday he still volunteered to respond to the call.

Lin Hao glanced at Su Qi, the suspicious person who was some distance away from him, and said, "It's nothing!"

After listening to Lin Hao Hao's explanation, Xiao Wang gave him a few more instructions before hanging up the phone. Su Qi was terrified when she saw Lin Hao talking to the police officer on his phone.

I couldn't help but think of some TV dramas and movies about cracking down on organized crime. The figures in these criminal gangs have connections everywhere, and they have people in both the underworld and legitimate society.

Su Qi felt that the bear-man in front of her was the evil force, and that she was the innocent victim.

Watching Lin Hao approach step by step, Su Qi felt only regret. She hadn't expected that before she could even bring her two wives, An Ning and Wang Zijin, out to experience a fulfilling life, she would be captured by the evil forces. She should have known better than to look around recklessly.

Otherwise, she wouldn't have attracted the attention of this rich second-generation gangster. Looking at the large hand reaching towards her, a flustered Su Qi recalled a line from a TV drama:

"Darkness will always pass, and light will eventually come. Evil has never triumphed over good. You will be punished for what you have done!!"

But she regretted it as soon as she said it. Wasn't this obviously a line spoken by a minor character? I remember that in TV dramas, characters like this always died as soon as they appeared!

Could it be that tomorrow is my death anniversary, and I've encountered a cruel, ruthless, cold-blooded, despicable, paranoid, and perverted villain?

Sometimes, it's not that the enemy is too strong, but rather that we're overthinking things and mythologizing the enemy. Su Qi is a typical example.

Moreover, she was somewhat extreme at the moment. You know, if a normal villain encountered such a pitiful beauty as her, he wouldn't let her die so easily!

Su Qi became increasingly pessimistic as she thought about it, and her large eyes quickly filled with tears. She had only managed to keep those golden tears by sacrificing her last bit of masculine dignity.

Lin Hao, upon hearing Su Qi utter these lines, froze in mid-air.

Lin Hao felt that the suspicious person in front of him was being overly dramatic, especially since she had just said a cringeworthy line.

If I were a thug, I would have already gone up to her and given her a couple of punches to shut her up.

Reality is reality, and TV dramas are TV dramas. Judging from her voice, she's a little girl, and Lin Hao thinks she's probably a pretty cute one. If a little girl like that got punched, she'd probably cry for a long time.

Women's focus differs from men's. Lin Hao's girlfriend, Guo Huangting, immediately recognized Su Qi as a baby by the rise and fall of her chest when Su Qi collapsed.

It's just that the hoodie was too suspicious, and she was wearing a hood, so it was hard not to arouse suspicion.

However, Guo Huangting didn't expect this little girl to be so easily frightened. She looked at Su Qi, who was trembling slightly, and pushed Lin Hao, who had a dark face, next to her.

When Su Qi saw another woman approaching, she felt that her escape plan was becoming increasingly bleak.

I couldn't beat one of them, and then another one came.

The system was speechless; it didn't know where to begin complaining.

Why did the host get into so much trouble, even having to call the police, just because he glanced at someone on the street? Could it be that the host has a "trouble-causing" constitution?

However, sensing that the two people in front of it meant no harm, it did not issue any warnings.

Guo Huangting slowly lifted the green hood that Su Qi was wearing and put it behind her back.

Afterwards, both she and Lin Hao were somewhat stunned.

At this moment, Su Qi looked aggrieved, with tears welling up in her big eyes. Her eyes were also reddened, and her thick eyebrows were furrowed with fear. She bit her lip tightly. Guo Huangting was very close and could even see her slightly trembling chin.

It looked like a pitiful little animal, making Guo Huangting's Maiden heart tremble.

She gently stroked Su Qi's back.

Su Qi felt even more flustered when she was touched, and she started thinking about those TV dramas about cracking down on organized crime. She asked in despair, "Where are you going to sell me?"

Guo Huangting:...

Lin Hao:...

They both turned to look at the Maiden who was squatting on the ground, hugging her knees, her small, pitiful, and helpless expression on her face.

So, is this a side effect of watching too many TV dramas?

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