Ren Yaoqi was not surprised to hear this.
The Han family must be trying every possible way to find out who provoked this dispute within the Han family, otherwise Han Dongshan will never be able to clear himself even if he jumps into the Yellow River.
This also shows that Zhu Ruomei did not fall into the hands of the Han family.
"Then I felt something was wrong, so I didn't ask any further questions. Instead, I went back home to hear what Fifth Sister had to say," Yuan Dayong said. "But for some reason, when I was about to enter the town, I felt like someone was following me. I was startled and deliberately led the person through many detours in the town. Sure enough, I got rid of him this time."
Ren Yaoqi frowned, wondering if the person Yuan Dayong was referring to as "following" was from the Han family? Was Yuan Dayong being followed because he had previously asked about Zhu Ruomei?
At this time, Yuan Dayong continued: "But when I got rid of the people and was about to enter Ren's house, I don't know where I threw this thing out and it fell at my feet."
Yuan Dayong then took out an ordinary brown hair tie used by men from his sleeve, with a three-inch wide piece of paper tied to it.
This brown headband looks somewhat similar to the brown shorts that Zhu Ruomei wore when she came last time. Ren Yaoqi's face also looked a little unhappy.
The person who would do this is definitely not Zhu Ruomei herself.
It seems that Yuan Dayong was probably being followed by someone, and his disappearance was very likely related to this person. But isn't this person from the Han family?
"What's written on the note?" Ren Yaoqi asked in a very calm voice.
Now that things have come to this, we can only fight back.
As long as Zhu Ruomei is still alive, there is still room for everything.
Yuan Dayong carefully untied the hair tie and replied, "I was just startled. I was afraid that someone was watching, so I picked it up and ran away without opening it to look at it."
Yuan Dayong had already opened the note and glanced at it before handing it to Ren Yaoqi: "Huh? Is it a poem?"
Ren Yaoqi reached out and took it.
Sure enough, there was a poem written in neat regular script on the note: "You are now in a trap." Ren Yaoqi couldn't help but read it out softly. ******************************************************************
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