"Old man, why don't we call the police?" The old lady held Dudu in her arms, her face full of anxiety.

"It seems that an adult has to be missing for 48 hours before a case can be filed." The old man often watched the news and probably knew some of the rules.

"Hey, I don't know who made this rule. Isn't this a waste of time?" The old lady obviously didn't understand the rule and complained with a frown.

"Boss, give me a bowl of beef noodles."

"Hey! Good!"

There were customers coming to the noodle shop. The old man looked around and turned to go in to cook noodles. The old lady also put Dudu into the house, washed her hands and picked vegetables.

During the morning rush hour, the navigation system was lit up with dark red. From Gu Lingfeng's house to Zhangzhuang was over 40 kilometers, spanning most of Yanjing City.

Zhao Si was experiencing the morning rush hour for the first time, and at first he found it quite amusing. Cars were stuck trying to get through, and the cacophony of angry horns filled the air. Occasionally, you'd see a few cars weaving in and out of traffic, squeezed out of the way and unable to get into any lane.

After a long time, he couldn't sit still anymore, and his butt kept squirming on the seat as if he had hemorrhoids.

"Are you done yet?" Gu Lingfeng spoke after Zhao Si changed the direction of his butt again.

"Mr. Gu, how long will it take to get there?" Zhao Si looked constipated, and it was obvious that he had been holding this question in for a long time.

Gu Lingfeng glanced at the navigation. They were only halfway there, but the traffic jam should be less severe once they got out of the city.

"Soon." A classic man's answer.

After a while, Zhao Si asked again, "Mr. Gu, how long will it take?"

“Almost.”

"How long will it take?" After a while, Zhao Si stopped calling Mr. Gu.

"······It's really almost there." Gu Lingfeng himself didn't believe it.

"Gu..."

"It's almost there, it's almost there!!" Gu Lingfeng had already learned to answer quickly, but his tone was not very good and seemed a bit fierce.

Zhao Si shrank his neck, hid quietly in the corner and didn't dare to ask any more questions.