Two large digits were written on the bag's flap: "6" and "4."
The room fell still for a moment.
Seeing that he had been of help, the doctor decided not to pry into the case. He said goodbye and left.
Captain Chen, however, was very interested. "Commander Gu, did our comrade leave this? What does it mean?"
What did it mean?
Gu Zheng wanted to know, too.
The only connection he could think of was that "64" was the first two digits of the six-number sequence Xu Changyi had left behind.
But Song Ning must have had a reason for taking the trouble to leave those two digits at such a critical moment.
Just then, Yang Qi came in.
Before he could speak, Gu Zheng said, "Where's Han Xiao? Tell him to come see me immediately!"
Yang Qi turned to leave.
But Gu Zheng had already picked up his cap. "Forget it! I'll go find him with you!"
Han Xiao had been handling the transportation of the people rescued from Zone B.
Zone B was where the hostages were held. To be on the safe side, their captors had deliberately scattered them across different locations.
That made rescuing them difficult. With all the twists and turns, even following the map was a struggle.
He had worked all night and had just emerged from the rubble when Gu Zheng called him over.
"You were with Song Ning before this, right? Hurry, tell me exactly where you two went these past few days and everything that happened!"
Gu Zheng pulled Han Xiao into a nearby Jeep parked by the road.
Pulling himself together, Han Xiao recounted how Song Ning had met Zhang Mingtao, noticed a coincidence in the addresses, and then gone with him to the Normal College.
Before he finished, Gu