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

Chapter 149, Episode 0155: Goodbye, Leng Xingshu

Lin Yuexi didn't care about what happened after she left the movie theater. She had already given her a "senile dementia" treatment. If she still couldn't catch her, she might as well not eat.

She didn't know why the so-called Uncle Cai was staring at her and determined to capture her. Someone else might have wanted to capture this person or use other methods to find out from him why he wanted to capture her and who was behind it.

But Lin Yuexi didn't think that way, because she knew that the more she revealed her abilities, the more people would want to capture her or even kill her. Even if she eliminated one, another would appear. Unless she died, it would be endless.

To reiterate: no one wants China to become powerful. Anyone or anything that contributes to China's rise will be eliminated by almost every country except China.

Was it cleaned properly?
It can't be cleaned properly.

Therefore, for Lin Yuexi, it's enough to eliminate danger as soon as it gets close. As long as they dare to come, she will make sure they don't return.

As for where the source is, that's not something she cares about.

After returning to the guesthouse with the little one, we washed up and had a good night's sleep. The next day, we continued to take the little one around.

Unfortunately, Fuxing County is so small that there's not much to do. Lin Yuexi took Xiao Zhaohua to a tiny park, and then rode her bicycle around the whole county town before the trip came to an end, because there was really nothing else to do.

There was a photo studio in the county town, but Lin Yuexi had her own camera, so there was no need for her to go to a photo studio to take pictures.

So, after lunch, Lin Yuexi tied a large bamboo basket to the back of her bicycle, with two large bags hanging beside it, secured the little guy to his chest with straps, and rode the bicycle back home.

Although the place is small, the harvest is not small.

When leaving the county town, Lin Yuexi was surprised that she didn't take the shorter route from the Public Security Bureau. Instead, after checking her watch again at the entrance of the guesthouse, she rode her bike in the opposite direction from the Public Security Bureau.

The two junior police officers who were secretly protecting them were full of questions: Weren't they going back? Why are they heading towards the train station?
Puzzled, they scratched their heads and continued to follow. The captain ordered them to escort Comrade Lin until she was safely out of the city. As long as Comrade Lin was still in the county, they had to follow and protect her, no matter where she went.

TRAIN STATION.

The platform was still bustling with activity, with people carrying large and small bags coming and going, and various smells and noises filling the nostrils and ears.

In one corner, a few women in red sleeves were gathered together, each with a cigarette in hand, smoking comfortably. Not far from them, three thin, ragged young men stood there timidly.

"dad."

Little Zhaohua, being sensible, didn't dare to shout loudly. With red eyes, she murmured her call in a voice that only Lin Yuexi could hear.

Father and son are of one mind, and as if sensing each other, Leng Xingshu, standing in the corner of the platform, looked towards the door.

The train station in Fuxing County is very simple. The main gate is right by the roadside, next to the ticket window is the ticket window, inside the gate is the waiting area, and further on is the platform.

In other words, the platform and the outside of the gate are in line with each other.

Leng Xingshu looked up and saw his little sister standing arrogantly in the most conspicuous place, holding her bicycle, with the little guy in her arms looking at him with teary eyes, practically calling him by name.

He was so anxious that he kept giving them meaningful glances in that direction.

Unfortunately, it was too far away, and Lin Yuexi didn't receive it. To be precise, she did receive it but didn't take it seriously.

Xiao Zhaohua felt like she hadn't seen her father for a very long time, and her father looked thinner and darker than before, which broke her heart.

Tears streamed down my face, and all the joy I had from visiting the county town vanished in that instant.

Lin Yuexi turned his little head back to her, without stopping him from crying or saying anything more. She simply got back on her bike and rode away in silence, feeling a little awkward.

[There's no way around it, she's too short, her legs are too short, and the bicycle is too tall.] Leng Xingshu silently watched his little sister's figure gradually disappear into the distance until it was hidden by the wall and could no longer be seen.

The young man next to him also noticed the aunt and niece at the door. Judging from Leng Xingshu's reaction, he knew they must be his family.

She glanced cautiously at the women in red sleeves not far away and whispered a warning, "Stop looking, or you'll be discovered."

Leng Xingshu withdrew his gaze and nodded gratefully to the other party.

After a while, the young man couldn't help but ask out of curiosity, "Are those your wife and child?"

"No, it's my sister."

Since they didn't say the child wasn't his, it means his sister brought his nephew to see him off.

The young people were envious, saying, "You're so lucky."

Leng Xingshu didn't understand why he made such a remark, but he was right, he was indeed lucky.

If it weren't for his younger sister, he would still be suffering on the farm.

What was even more unexpected was that the younger sister disregarded her own health and brought her son to see him off.

Let's turn our attention back to Lin Yuexi.

Xiao Zhaohua didn't know where his father was going this time. He thought his aunt had brought him to see his father off. He had an instinctive feeling that he wouldn't see his father for a long, long time. He was so sad that he couldn't stop crying.

All I can say is that the child's intuition was quite accurate; indeed, he wouldn't see Leng Xingshu for a long time to come.

Lin Yuexi didn't try to comfort him, but gently patted his back to help him catch his breath, so he wouldn't cry himself to death.

Perhaps some people, faced with this situation today, would choose not to tell the child. They would make the decision for the child in the name of what's best for the child, thinking that the child is still young and there's no need to make him sad again.

But Lin Yuexi didn't think so. She didn't have any grand principles to share, but if she were Xiao Zhaohua, she would want to see her father off in person today.

"Dad has to go back to his old workplace. The things Dad has to do this time are very, very important. I can't take Zhaohua with me, so Dad is entrusting Zhaohua to Auntie. From now on, Zhaohua will live with Auntie and Uncle, okay?"

Upon hearing that his father was going back to work, the little boy's tears stopped instantly, like a tap being turned on, but he still looked up with some doubt and asked:
"Really? Is Dad really going back to work?"

Adults love to coax children, so is the aunt coaxing him too?
Lin Yuexi stopped the car with one foot on the ground, took out a handkerchief and wiped away the tears and snot bubbles on his face, then gently pinched his little nose and said, "Pinch it."

Xiao Zhaohua sniffled loudly upon hearing this, then continued to stare at Lin Yuexi.

Lin Yuexi tossed the soiled handkerchief back into her spatial storage, awkwardly got into the car, and continued driving. "When has your aunt ever lied to you?"

Although she didn't answer directly, Xiao Zhaohua was already relieved, because since he had known his aunt, she had never lied to him.

Children don't understand the complexities of adult thinking; they only know that if Dad can go back to work, it means Dad is alright, and no one can call Dad a bad person anymore.

Then a smile returned to his face, and for the N+1th time, he happily talked about school and his interactions with the other children.

Lin Yuexi twitched her lips speechlessly. What a filial son, he was sad for less than half an hour.

Meimei, who had brought him eggs before, seemed to hold a greater place in this child's heart than his brother.