Although there were still a few people watching the excitement at the store entrance, there were far fewer than on the first day.

It seems that the immediate suspension of newspaper publication had some effect.

Zhang Baozhu and Wang Yue'e waited outside the shop for two whole days. When they saw that Xia Enruo wasn't buying it and there were police officers in her shop so they couldn't go in to cause trouble, they couldn't take it anymore and rested at the hotel for a day.

Although the two of them didn't get any money from Xia Enruo, they received several tens of yuan from passersby in the past two days.

Wang Yue'e was extremely proud of herself, taking the items out of her bag and counting them over and over again.

After settling Xia Enruo in, Gu Shaoxuan took a taxi to the train station. Today, reporters from the provincial capital were coming to him to collect evidence and conduct interviews, so he had to pick them up.

The reporter, who appeared to be around 40 years old and had thinning hair, did not hesitate at all after receiving the assignment from his superior and bought a train ticket overnight to Yongning.

After getting off the train, a glimpse of a green military uniform in the crowd told me that the man was Minister Gu's son.

"Chief of Staff Gu, I'm so sorry to have kept you waiting. I'm Liang Weiguo, a reporter from the provincial newspaper."

Liang Weiguo ran quickly to Gu Shaoxuan's side and extended his hand to introduce himself.

"Mr. Liang, you must be tired from your long journey. Let's grab a bite to eat at my shop first, and then we can get back to work."

Gu Shaoxuan led Liang Weiguo back to the shop.

Xia Enruo had already prepared the meal and was waiting for them.

Even the police officers on duty in the store received a copy.

The four of them were enjoying their meal immensely, and they were extremely satisfied with their job.

Not only are you protected from the wind and rain, but you can also just sit and pass the time.

The key is that the food at Ke Lai Xiang is really delicious. I always wanted to come, but I always gave up when I saw the long queue.