After the frail beauty went to the countryside, she went crazy with scientific research.

Chapter 146, Episode 0152: I'm sorry for this layer on my body.

Upon hearing that the person following them was connected to Uncle Cai, Xiao Gao immediately became alarmed; that was a devil who would even devour his own kind.

How did he come to target Lin, the educated youth?
"Boss, did he run into Lin Zhiqing by accident, or...?"

Team Leader Lin understood his meaning and looked at him helplessly. "I also hope that Lin Zhiqing was just accidentally encountered by him or his people because Lin Zhiqing is too good-looking and they have bad intentions; unfortunately, it is very likely that Uncle Cai and others are here because they are after Lin Zhiqing."

Xiao Gao was completely bewildered. He scratched his head, looking utterly confused. "Boss, could you be mistaken?"

Lin Zhiqing was a former sent-down youth. Uncle Cai and the others found out that he was the vice leader of the "Worship God Cult". How could he possibly come to Fuxing County, which is so close to the corps's station, just for an ordinary sent-down youth?
Even if Lin Zhiqing was exceptionally beautiful, to someone like Uncle Cai, it probably wouldn't be as important as his own life.

Team Leader Lin: "When I went to find Director Qiu, Team Leader Wu was also there. Team Leader Wu was having lunch at the guesthouse canteen across the street, and Lin Zhiqing was there at the time. Team Leader Wu and the others immediately noticed that someone was following Lin Zhiqing and her niece."

"Xiao Tan used the excuse of needing to urinate to contact his teammates. They followed several of them who seemed to be of higher status for a few days. From their conversations, they confirmed Uncle Cai's identity and were basically able to confirm that Uncle Cai's trip was for a very beautiful female educated youth."

However, those people didn't know the name of the pretty female educated youth that Uncle Cai mentioned, so they didn't just target Lin Yuexi; also, because Uncle Cai didn't tell them whether to arrest or what, many good-looking female educated youths were followed by them.

“We analyzed it together. It’s very likely that Uncle Cai came to Fuxing County for Lin Zhiqing’s sake. Although we don’t know why, Uncle Cai has never shown his face, but today he followed Lin Zhiqing to the canteen to keep an eye on things. This possibility is very high.”

Of course, there are other possibilities; they simply don't have enough clues right now.

But that's how solving a case works: make bold assumptions and carefully verify them.

Xiao Gao gasped, "Boss, we need to arrange for someone to protect Lin Zhiqing."

Uncle Cai is no good man.

Team Leader Lin rolled his eyes. "Do you need to tell me? Team Leader Wu took over the case. Our team was cooperating, and Team Leader Wu had already arranged for people to protect Lin Zhiqing. Didn't you realize that the people sweeping the street across the street this afternoon were Team Leader Wu's men?"

Actually, he only noticed the few people following Lin Yuexi at first, and didn't realize that there were his own people disguised outside the police station. But that doesn't stop him from now knowing, and he can teach this brat who wants to steal his father a lesson.

Xiao Gao, unaware of his captain's 'malicious intentions,' scratched his head and chuckled sheepishly, feeling quite guilty for being manipulated.

The boss had told them long ago that in their line of work, they had to be observant and attentive to their surroundings, otherwise they might not only fail to solve the case, but also harm the victim's family.

Having worked with the captain for several years, Gao had broken records in almost every case, even solving many cold and serious cases that had been unsolved for over ten or twenty years. This made the young and ambitious Gao a little arrogant, and he felt that he was already a qualified or even excellent criminal police officer.

Lin's blow was actually a good thing for Xiao Gao. He began to reflect on himself. He couldn't recognize Wu's people just because they were pretending to be sweepers. Was he inferior to Wu's people?
Although both teams are on Director Qiu's side, they are fiercely competing against each other. However, their competition is different from the usual kind. They both want to see who is better, but they won't resort to any underhanded methods; their character is impeccable.

So, Team Leader Lin unintentionally hit Gao's sore spot by comparing him to the second team, and Gao lost. This was a significant blow, but also a great motivation.

So what if we're playing teamwork? Supports aren't necessarily not the main players. He just doesn't believe that the people on the first team are any worse than the people on the second team.

"Boss, I'm going to look up some information."

Watching his subordinate Lin, who practically floated away after leaving a single sentence, he thought, "...What's wrong with him again?" Oh well, never mind. He had to hurry and coordinate with Wu to make the plan. It was rare to find Uncle Cai, and it would be a disservice to his body not to capture him.

Lin Yuexi was unaware of what happened next. After leaving the police station, she rode her bicycle back to the detention center with Xiao Zhaohua on the back.

They had promised the little guy they'd take him to the movies that night, so they all needed to hurry back and get some rest, otherwise the aunt and nephew would both be too tired to go to bed.

After returning to the house, Lin Yuexi casually put the things she had bought on the ground, took Xiao Zhaohua to wash her face and hands, and then hugged the little guy and fell fast asleep.

Xiao Zhaohua was quite energetic at first because he had taken a nap in the car and at the police station in the morning. But after a while, perhaps because the fragrance of bamboo on his aunt had a hypnotic effect, the little guy snuggled in Lin Yuexi's arms and fell into a deep sleep.

When Lin Yuexi woke up, it was already past six o'clock. The little one in her arms was still snoring and sleeping soundly, his chubby little face looking especially cute.

Lin Yuexi, that devilish little aunt, actually reached out her wicked hand and pinched the little nose that was trembling with each breath.

"Hmm~"

The little guy struggled to open his eyes, opening them slightly before closing them again, opening them again and closing them once more. After several attempts, he finally managed to squint and look adorably at the 'bad guy' who had woken him up.

"Little aunt."

Lin Yuexi, with her thick skin, showed no remorse for bullying the child. Her expression revealed no embarrassment whatsoever; she displayed absolutely no emotion other than the affection of an elder looking at a younger generation.

"Didn't you want to go to the movies tonight? It's past six o'clock, get up quickly, we need to have dinner and then we have to leave."

See a movie!
The little one instantly woke up, sticking out his little bottom and shuffling backward like a chubby little worm off the bed, running towards the bathroom, calling out to Lin Yuexi as he went:

"Auntie, hurry up, or there won't be any seats left."

"How do you know there won't be a place to sit if it gets late?" Lin Yuexi also got up and followed behind.

"Teacher Zhuang told me that she used to see movies and there was usually nowhere to sit if you went late, so you had to stand to watch."

Actually, he didn't know if it was really too late and there was nowhere to sit. He had heard his teachers at school say that, and since the teachers were educated youth sent to the countryside, what they said was probably true.

It's truly heartbreaking to think about Leng Zhaohua. He never saw a movie until he was five years old. It wasn't that movies weren't shown in Jiuquan, but no one took him to see them. After they arrived in Beijing, Zhang Hongying never considered this, so she never took him to see a movie either. Then he was sent to a farm, where survival was difficult enough, let alone movies.

So the little guy was especially excited after Lin Yuexi agreed to take him to the city and to the movies.

He started first grade at the village school at the beginning of the year. The most direct way for children to express their emotions is to tell the people around them. Xiao Zhaohua is the same. After starting school, he shares with his friends and his teachers.

The teacher who taught him to go to the movies early was Ms. Zhuang, a first-grade teacher. She was a sent-down youth from Beijing who married the eldest son of Li, the village accountant, two years ago.