Chapter 33 Hearing His Thoughts

"Little girl, how could you be so careless? Everyone, please help pick this up!" A kind-hearted older woman nearby called out to everyone to help pick up the things.

Su Meng looked miserable, clutching her handbag with a long tear in it, on the verge of tears. "My handbag is ruined! How could it be ruined?"

"What else could it be? It must have been slashed by a pickpocket."

"Little girl, even when you're watching the excitement, you should take care of yourself. You could lose everything if you're not careful." The old woman shook her head and sighed.

"Miss, these are yours."

Hearing the little girl's voice, Su Meng turned around and saw the man behind her looking at everyone with a wary expression.

It seemed as if they were afraid someone was secretly hiding something.

Suddenly, Su Meng remembered the direction the young man had looked in the last time; it seemed to be the direction this man was looking.

He seemed simple and honest, someone who cared deeply for children, someone who would chase after you for compensation just to get an apology.

Could he be an accomplice of the young man?

Su Meng was puzzled, so she simply emptied everything out of her handbag.

She deliberately searched through the items, sniffling and saying in a tearful voice, "Everything is gone, not a single penny is left, and I even tore a piece of clothing."

Seeing her pitiful state, the train attendant kindly brought her a plastic bag, saying, "Use this bag to put it in for now."

"Comrade, you're so kind! Thank you!"

She thought that since she had put so much effort into proving herself, the people in the shadows probably wouldn't harm her anymore.

As for the tattered handbag, she threw it into the trash can.

As soon as Su Meng stepped out of the carriage, she peeked back through the door frame and saw the man rummaging through the trash can.

What is he looking at?

Did they think the miniature camera was still in that tattered satchel?

So it seems he... must be an accomplice of the enemy agents, right?

"What are you looking at?" Huo Zhenhua walked back and saw Su Meng acting suspiciously. He stared at her intently.

Upon hearing this, Su Meng turned around abruptly, only to be met with his magnified handsome face, which startled her so much that she gasped.

"Uh! Why are you scaring me?" Su Meng glared at him and protested in a low voice.

Huo Zhenhua seemed not to hear him and persistently asked, "What bad thing are you planning to do now?"

Su Meng: "...What bad thing did I do?"

Meeting his sharp gaze, she cowered instantly.

Thinking about his own situation, he sighed and decided to cling to this powerful figure.

"If I tell you, can I go with you?"

She wasn't sure if the young man's accomplices would still pursue her after she proved she didn't have a miniature camera on her.

What if they can't find the miniature camera and instead kidnap her to vent their anger?

Moreover, Shen Wuyang, who shouldn't have appeared, has also disappeared without a trace.

She always felt that danger lurked everywhere and that there were many spies around.

Following Huo Zhenhua is the safest option she can think of right now.

Huo Zhenhua, puzzled, stared at her intently. "You go first."

His tone was harsh, with a commanding air.

Su Meng wanted to roll her eyes in exasperation. "I suspect that the man holding the little girl is in cahoots with the guy you just arrested."

Huo Zhenhua frowned: "The reason?"

Su Meng shrugged: "A woman's sixth sense, believe it or not, it's up to you!"

Hmph! You have a ton of problems, so tell me if you'll let me join or not?

If I weren't afraid of retaliation from his accomplices, I wouldn't want to be with you.

Huo Zhenhua stared at her, somewhat surprised after hearing her thoughts.

Why is she afraid of retaliation?

Do they have some kind of grudge?

But when he tried to understand more, Su Meng angrily turned her head away.

He waved his hand helplessly behind him, "Keep an eye on that person."

Su Meng turned around in surprise, "Didn't you not believe me?"

Huo Zhenhua stared into her eyes. "Keep up."

He wanted to hear why she was afraid of retaliation from that man's accomplices, and why she said the man holding the little girl was an accomplice.

He never believed in so-called sixth sense when handling cases; he only believed in evidence and facts.

Unfortunately, I didn't hear anything.

He couldn't ask her directly, nor did he have any reason to arrest and interrogate her, so he could only feel regret in his heart.

"Was that person... a spy?"

Hearing Su Meng's cautious words, Huo Zhenhua turned around in surprise, looking at her probingly, "What exactly do you know?"

Su Meng felt a chill run down her spine and naturally dared not reveal the existence of the miniature camera.

Otherwise, how do you explain her online space?

She looked at the man innocently with her clear eyes, "Isn't it obvious? If it were an ordinary criminal, why would it take you to take action?"

Huo Zhenhua: "..." Her words make sense; she managed to get away with it through sophistry.

Immediately afterwards, Su Meng sighed, "I feel like things aren't peaceful at all in China. Spies and criminals are everywhere."

Even Shen Wuyang, who had already been arrested and taken to the police station, could still roam around openly.

Alas! The lives of ordinary people like us are in grave danger.

Upon hearing this, Huo Zhenhua frowned deeply.

"You saw Shen Wuyang?"

When Shen Wuyang was arrested, Huo Zhenhua happened to be in Shanghai and had some knowledge of his crimes.

Logically speaking, a criminal with a long criminal record should be punished immediately after being reviewed, and should not have the opportunity to go out.

Could she have misread it?

At this moment, Su Meng was looking directly at Huo Zhenhua.

She heard Huo Zhenhua's weaker voice once again.

He suspected she was mistaken.

Her pupils dilated in shock, and she bit her lip hard to keep from screaming.

So when she looked directly at Huo Zhenhua, she could hear his innermost thoughts!

Su Meng was as excited as if she had discovered a new continent.

The pounding of her heart pounded against her chest and struck her nerves, the sound echoing endlessly in her ears, deafeningly loud.

But fearing the discovery of her special ability, she lowered her eyelids like a turtle, perfectly concealing the surprise in her eyes.

"Su Meng, I'm asking you a question. Where did you see Shen Wuyang?" Huo Zhenhua asked again.

Su Meng exclaimed "Ah!" as if waking from a dream, and pointed to the carriage she had just left, "He disappeared in that carriage."

Oh no! He seems to have seen me too. Did I alert him?

Huo Zhenhua thought to himself that she wasn't completely stupid. With her weak and helpless appearance, she still wanted to track people down. She was overestimating herself.

"You just rest in the dining car, don't worry about anything else."

After saying a few words to the waiter at the food cart, he left.

Su Meng did not see Huo Zhenhua again until the train arrived at the station.

She carried a plastic bag and followed the flow of people toward the exit.

Looking up unintentionally, I suddenly saw Shen Wuyang's back in the crowd again.

He was still wearing a gray casual suit, with his short, slicked-back hair slicked back, carrying a briefcase, his back straight, and walking with a confident stride.

There was no sign of fatigue from the journey.

There was no sign of them hiding in a disheveled state.

There was no nervousness or guilt about not being discovered.

Su Meng quickly followed.

This time, she absolutely cannot lose her way.

Although she was familiar with the plot and knew where to pick up the goods, she was also curious about Shen Wuyang.

He's definitely more than just an actor; there must be a side of him that's unknown to others.

However, after exiting the station, they saw Shen Wuyang get into a black car waiting outside the square.

He was looking out the car window and giving her the middle finger with a mocking smile.

That's a provocation!

Su Meng was so angry that she slapped the flying mosquito away and almost threw the plastic bag in her hand at it.

You bastard! I'll get my hands on you sooner or later.

At the same time, Chen Lao hurriedly sent over the blueprints and principle report of Su Meng's modified water pump motor.

At the Shanghai Mechanical Research Institute, several core researchers were passing around the blueprints and principle report.

An elderly man pushed up his glasses, his hands trembling with excitement: "What a genius! How did she come up with that?"

Another person exclaimed, "I've thought about improving the safety performance of electric motors, but it's never been ideal."

"Director, could we modify it on-site so we can see its wonders for ourselves?"

Whether it's just empty talk or something that can truly be put into practice, practice will prove everything.