The small liquor cart was secured to a large helicopter, which could also be called a transport aircraft.
She remained conscious throughout. Besides her, there were six armed Japanese soldiers, a captain, and a co-pilot on board.
The moment the helicopter took off, she felt that she could move her feet again, and her abdomen began to ache slightly.
This means that the anesthetic in her body is gradually wearing off, which is a good sign.
There was no way she could go back to Japan with them; who knew what awaited her there?
She also had a vague sense of unease, after all, she had committed too many crimes in Japan back then.
If even the slightest clue is left behind, she will face a merciless trial.
She couldn't afford to gamble with the heartless Japanese, nor did she have the time to waste on them.
The best solution is to make them disappear from this airspace along with their plane.
Xiao Jiu, lying flat with her eyes closed, quickly came up with a solution and a plan for the future.
Perhaps... it's time for Comrade Tao Tao to make a heroic sacrifice.
She mentally calculated the distance from Harbin to Japan; at helicopter speed, it would take at least four hours.
Four hours should be enough for her to recover her strength.
It was probably because she was resting with her eyes closed, lying motionless, and still on an IV drip that the six men lowered their guard.
They must have expended a great deal of manpower and resources to abduct her in full view of everyone.
Therefore, once the mind is completely relaxed, drowsiness will come, coupled with the drug released unconsciously by the alcohol.
After dripping into the cabin, it begins to evaporate gradually.
About an hour later, Xiao Jiu noticed that the six people had already lost consciousness.
The captain and first officer were also in a precarious state.
The effects of the anesthesia had worn off, and although she had regained sensation, she was not ready to move.
Another half hour passed. Just as the captain and co-pilot realized they were completely weak, unable to keep their eyes open, and were about to switch to autopilot or even call for help, Xiao Jiu threw a grenade. With a deafening 'boom,' the helicopter was blown to pieces and crashed into the Sea of Japan…
The Chinese Air Force, which was in hot pursuit, witnessed this scene. When the news reached China, Zhou Yue was dealing with the remaining Japanese forces.
The plane explosion was not only unbelievable to our side, but even the remaining militants believed that it was staged by our army.
Upon seeing the photos that were sent back, Zhou Yue felt a sharp pain in his heart.
An unprecedented sense of guilt made him feel as if he were frozen from head to toe.
When the various emotions emanating from his body constantly assaulted his brain, his frozen body shattered instantly.
As he coughed up blood, darkness enveloped his vision, and the tall man, over six feet tall, collapsed straight down...
His illness not only broke his spirit, but also diminished his lofty ambitions from his youth.
He should have had a bright future, but instead he submitted an application to change careers.
"I'm not going anywhere. As long as I can stay in Harbin, I'm open to any job."
The once spirited man now lies dejectedly in his hospital bed, his beard unkempt.
If he hadn't known he had three more children to raise, he probably would have given up hope.
Finally, he went to the Bureau of Commerce and became its director.
All the furniture and appliances from the military family compound were moved back to the house in Guanshantun. The home, which had been carefully arranged, was also dismantled and moved away piece by piece, leaving not even a scrap of paper behind.
The three-bedroom, one-living-room apartment in the hospital's staff quarters was given to Comrade Tao Tao's parents by the hospital.
To everyone's surprise, this incident led to the discovery by our military hospital that Cen Yang and his mother, Qin Shi, were actually hidden spies for the enemy.
On the surface, the old lady pretended to be someone who liked to take advantage of others and mingle in the compound, but in reality, she did it to stir up conflicts among the neighbors and create opportunities to gather intelligence.
This time, it was she who leaked Tao Tao's information, attracting a large number of enemy agents. The National Security Bureau was unable to react in time, causing irreparable damage.
Zhou Yue left in a hurry that day, having fallen for a diversionary tactic. Naturally, he had an inside accomplice to accomplish this.
Although all the nails were removed afterward, the lovely person could never come back.
Don't assume that Mr. and Mrs. Tao are unaware of anything just because their son-in-law kept it from them. In fact, they have heard everything they needed to hear.
But the couple firmly believed that their daughter was alright, so they kept quiet and pretended to be calm.
And by using the excuse of taking care of the children, she forced herself to shift her attention.
Tang Cuilan has quit her job to wholeheartedly help the elderly couple take care of their child.
After all, they have three children, and they are getting old. How could they possibly endure it? So Cuilan resigned to help them, so that Zhou Yue could adjust his state as soon as possible and take on the responsibility of the family.
After the siblings found out, they all rushed over. Although Zhao Lingli and her husband told them not to come, they still insisted on visiting.
They thought they were strong enough, but when they saw their son, they couldn't hold back anymore, and the couple collapsed from immense grief.
Despite holding onto that belief, they, burdened by years of uncertainty and fear of loss, could no longer bear the pain of unrequited love.
They are old, and even the strongest people have moments of collapse, plus no one knows what really happened on the plane.
What if... what if she really can't come back!
Only Tang Cuimei and Tang Cuihong, who also had their own space, knew that Xiao Jiu was definitely alright.
Although everyone was hoping for the best, they didn't know the specific usage and rules of the space, so their worries were understandable.
With the care and comfort of their children, the elderly couple were ultimately bound to Xiaojiu by their two sons and one daughter, placing all their longing on them.
Even Zhou Yue, several of his brothers took turns coming over to encourage him to cheer up.
In March 1982, he finally took on the responsibilities of a father, shouldered the burden of the entire family, and went to work at the Bureau of Commerce.
After the weather warmed up a bit, Tao's parents moved to Guanshan Village with their three children.
In order to better help them take care of their children, Tang Cuilan contacted the landlord, gave up her rented house, and moved back to the village with them.
We also looked for a new school for the children. Although schools in the city were better than the commune primary school, the most important thing was that the whole family was together.
While having good teachers to guide learning is important, the most crucial element is having students who are willing to learn.
With the Tang sisters' indomitable and tenacious nature, they would be gold medals no matter which school they attend.
Gold will never be buried.
The hospital building wasn't empty either. It wasn't realistic for Zhou Yue, who worked at the Commerce Bureau, to go back to the village every day; it was too far.
So he moved into the family compound. As for the Commerce Bureau, there were no extra rooms available for him at the moment, and of course, he didn't intend to take them.
And so the days went by, one after another.
Everyone is waiting for a miracle.
But they had no idea how many near-death experiences this miracle had gone through.
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