Jiang Mingyue was taken by her mother to No. 38 Xingzhong Street and knocked on the door.

After a while, footsteps were heard, and the person asked, "Who is it?"

"I am Hu Shangwen's older sister," Jiang's mother stated.

The other party immediately opened the door and, seeing the mother and daughter standing there, looked rather displeased. He told them to come inside immediately and glanced around as if afraid someone was following them: "Why are you here?"

"When my younger brother introduced you to me, he said he would come to you if we encountered any difficulties." Jiang's mother explained her purpose: "My brother has been arrested, and we're afraid things will be tough for our family. Could you arrange for us to leave Lian City?"

The man frowned: "Where do you want to go?"

“The notebook,” Jiang’s mother gave an answer.

Jiang Mingyue took a breath: "Mom, what's wrong...?"

Going abroad at this time, isn't that defection?

Jiang Mingyue was unwilling, but her mother glared at her: "Do you want to be sent down to the countryside and criticized? Your father needs treatment. The medical conditions there are good. If our family goes there, no one will know about our past. We won't have to go to a labor camp or be sent down to the countryside."

Thinking about everything she was about to face, Jiang Mingyue knew she couldn't escape.

She'll either be sent to the countryside or sent to a labor camp; if she's locked up for life, she'll go crazy.

Forced by circumstances, Jiang Mingyue had no choice.

Meeting her mother's determined gaze, Jiang Mingyue nodded.

Jiang's mother breathed a sigh of relief, fearing that her silly daughter would go against her.

After learning their purpose, the man said, "You go back first. If there is any news, someone will pick you up tonight. Don't tell anyone that you saw me today."

Jiang's mother and Jiang Mingyue nodded in assurance. The mother and daughter dared not linger. After confirming the time, they quietly left, acting furtively, and boarded the bus to go home.

The man in that small courtyard left immediately after they left, rode away on his old bicycle.

Gu Weizhou and Director Zheng narrowed their eyes as they watched the man leave.

Director Zheng ordered someone to follow: "Don't alert them; let's play the long game."

Gu Weizhou thought so too, but he didn't expect that Dean Hu was not lying and that there really were still some who had slipped through the net.

If all the enemy agents are not captured, Ruan Yunxi will be in danger at any time.

Gu Weizhou had limited time and couldn't join Director Zheng and his team in making arrests.

As he left, he told Director Zheng, "If it concerns my wife, remember to call me."

Director Zheng nodded affirmatively, watched Gu Weizhou leave, and then continued to plan carefully before closing the net.

I never imagined that the letter would lead to such a big fish.

There has been no news of the woman who delivered the letter.

Regardless, thanks to her, otherwise we wouldn't have been able to capture these damned enemy agents.

Gu Weizhou returned to the guesthouse within the stipulated time. The leaders had already received their test reports, and the doctor had also arrived. He explained the contents of the test reports to each of them. Except for the two group leaders who needed treatment, the others were currently fine.

Both Gu Weizhou and Commander Sheng are in good health.

One officer asked, "Do those of us who have passed the health check need to wait another six months before we can get pregnant?"

The doctor said, "To be on the safe side, it's best to wait six months."

The boss frowned: "Do you really want to have children?"

The officer said embarrassedly, "My mother wants me to have a son, saying it would be better to have him this year."

"I think you're like a son, all superstitious and feudalistic." The leader said irritably, "You all better watch yourselves. If any of you dare to get your wives pregnant, I'll make them go to the hospital for abortion. Stop thinking about that kind of thing all day long."

Everyone present fell silent.