For the rest of the journey, no one in the car spoke, but He Chaoyang's face was covered in cold sweat the whole time, which showed how much pain his wound was in.

He Weian, who was ahead, also knew about He Chaoyang's injuries, and he could be heard from time to time telling the young policeman to drive faster and watch out for the potholes ahead.

Chen Shuning, on the other hand, kept staring intently at the scarf that He Chaoyang was pressing against her wound.

She was wearing a sky-blue cotton scarf. At this moment, Chen Shuning was most afraid of seeing the scarf stained with He Chaoyang's blood again, which would mean that the bleeding from his wound had not stopped at all.

Fortunately, the scarf was not soaked with blood when the convoy arrived in Hongqi Town.

But when Chen Shuning opened the car door and saw that the building in front of him was not a hospital, but the Hongqi Town Police Station, he was shocked.

Chen Shuning's face, which had just improved a little, darkened again. He grabbed He Chaoyang, who was about to get out of the car, with one hand, and the young policeman who hadn't had time to get out of the car with the other.

He glared at He Chaoyang first, then shouted at the young policeman, "Didn't you see how much blood he lost? Why didn't you go to the hospital first and instead drove here? In your eyes, is a case more important than a human life?"

He Chaoyang, who had just been pulled by Chen Shuning, thought that she was pulling him because she had a foot injury that made it inconvenient for her to get out of the car.

He was about to explain that she should wait for him in the car for a while, and that he would take her to the hospital after handing over the prisoner.

Before He Chaoyang could even finish speaking, the little girl's other hand swiftly reached out and grabbed Officer Xu's collar from the front seat.

What followed was a series of questions, which made He Chaoyang both amused and touched.

He knew the little girl was concerned about him, but looking at the angry but speechless look on the face of Officer Xu, he was filled with rage.

He Chaoyang kindly reached out and pulled Chen Shuning's hand away from his collar, patted the angry Chen Shuning's head reassuringly, and then explained softly, "I asked him to drive the car directly here."

I can't tell you about the case, but there are a few enemy agents involved who have special identities, and I need to personally hand them over to the local police officers.

Don't worry, it'll be quick. Wait here for me a moment, I'll be right back.

He Wei'an, He Chaoyang's deputy, knows him best. The two have been partners for many years and know that no matter how serious the injury, as long as the person is still conscious, He Chaoyang will habitually complete the mission before seeking medical treatment.

Of course, this wasn't because He Chaoyang was greedy for credit. You have to understand that even if he didn't personally hand over the task, the credit was his and no one could take it away from him.

This is simply his personality; He Chaoyang is the kind of person who must see things through to the end. Once he takes on a task, he will follow it from beginning to end.

So over time, He Weian got used to it and stopped trying to persuade He Chaoyang. Instead, he started comforting Chen Shuning.

"Don't worry, young lady. It's just a simple handover. It won't take long. This kid's body can handle it. I promise I'll personally bring him back to you as soon as it's over there."

Only now, realizing that she had misunderstood the young police officer, did Chen Shuning feel embarrassed, and she nodded slightly to He Chaoyang and He Weian.

Then she looked at the young policeman whose collar she had just grabbed and apologized: "Officer, I'm so sorry for misunderstanding you. I apologize to you here. I'm sorry."

This was the first time in Xu Yao's life that someone had grabbed his collar. He was more embarrassed than angry, so after Chen Shuning sincerely apologized to him, the eighteen or nineteen-year-old boy blushed with embarrassment and then stammered, "No, it's okay, it's all a misunderstanding. You, you don't need to take it to heart."

After saying that, the young policeman turned and ran away, leaving Chen Shuning somewhat bewildered.

He Wei'an, standing to the side, glanced thoughtfully at the young policeman, then at He Chaoyang, whose expression had clearly turned sour.

Considering the young policeman's behavior just now, it was quite obvious that he had also taken a liking to the girl in front of him.

It remains to be seen how Battalion Commander He, who has only recently begun to understand the game, will cope with such a young competitor who is clearly superior to him.

You should know that their profession is the least suitable for pursuing girls, as they only have a few days of vacation each year.

When they go on a mission, it's even more dangerous; their lives are hanging by a thread, and they're not even sure if they'll come back alive.

It's quite a challenge if you can't contact someone for several days or even ten days.

His wife often complained that they couldn't count on him for anything at home.

The last time I went home, I saw his wife carrying the child on her back in a cloth bag, and him pushing a tricycle full of coal briquettes.

He Wei'an regretted pursuing the girl so persistently back then.

Thinking that if she hadn't been with him, with his wife's looks and character, she could have found anyone she wanted.

Living with someone else is probably better than living with myself.

So He Weian turned a blind eye to his good-for-nothing brother-in-law's affairs.

I just hope that the kid will learn his lesson from what happened last time, and that he won't care about it again if something like this happens next time.

You have to understand that he had to risk his reputation to ask He Chaoyang for help this time, and he wouldn't dare to ask again next time.

Thinking that He Chaoyang had done him a great favor, He Weian quickly took a few steps to catch up with He Chaoyang, who was walking very fast ahead.

"Battalion Commander, before we came out this time, didn't the division commander tell you to cooperate with the local police to arrest the criminals and go straight to the hospital?"

"Your injury looks quite frightening. Why don't you just be hospitalized at the military hospital? I see that Miss Chen has injured her foot, and it might be inconvenient for her to live there. If you could stay here, you could help take care of her."

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