The little dumpling is five and a half years old, which made his father so angry that his head split

Li Tian felt that things had been handled reasonably well to this extent.

If those people hadn't kicked the Li family, they wouldn't have suffered any losses; they would have only become another victim with nowhere to turn.

This matter has some influence, but it is not enough to attract national-level attention.

The view is completely different depending on the height you stand at.

On a national scale, this is not even a ripple.

"Grandpa, when can I go visit my uncle?"

Li Shengli was quite gratified that the child had such good intentions.

"Sunday, it doesn't matter if it's a day earlier or later. He's badly injured and needs to recover."

Li Zilong didn't refute, but asked somewhat nervously, "Then, can I still go to become an apprentice this Sunday?"

"Go, of course you should go. A good teacher is hard to come by. Grandma will take you there to become an apprentice."

"Thank you, Grandma."

Ye Zhao patted Li Zilong on the shoulder and sat down on the sofa.

"Your uncle is in the hospital, so he might have to take care of you two during this time. Take good care of yourselves, but don't hide anything from us."

"Okay, Grandma."

Li Zilong leaned his head against Ye Zhao's shoulder.

It's like leaning on your mother.

Upon seeing this, Li Tian squeezed next to Ye Zhao and occupied her other shoulder.

Who doesn't need warmth?

Both are needed.

The days went by in cycles, and things calmed down for the time being.

Fortunately, Li Yuanchao opened his eyes three days later and was fully conscious.

Chen Hao subsequently regained consciousness.

However, one of his eyes was severely damaged, and there is basically no hope of regaining his sight.

The security bureau invited the best neurosurgeons in Beijing to conduct a consultation and develop the best treatment plan for them.

With a treatment plan in place, the best medications were used.

Their situation has remained relatively stable.

After Chen Hao's wife arrived, she and Aunt Zhang took turns working the night shift.

Li Siwen was only responsible for keeping an eye on things during the day and no longer made Ye Zhao run back and forth between the hospital and home.

Li Tian went to school as usual, but recently she saw some rather strange cars in the compound.

She guessed it was a probe.

There were quite a few people living in the compound, and they were all people of status.

It's unlikely that any orders will be issued, and it's even less likely that people will rashly go door-to-door to check.

If things go wrong, they might throw their own team into disarray first.

A probe vehicle is the best solution.

If there is anything unusual within a few dozen meters, the problem should be easily detected.

Once an anomaly is discovered, a visit will be conducted; no one can refuse an inspection anymore.

However, the fact that this measure was taken suggests that the electrician was found to be in the wrong.

Let's cast a long line and hopefully catch a bigger fish that's hiding deeper in the water.

Unfortunately, Li Tian, ​​the chosen transmigrator, was destined to be unable to remain uninvolved.

"Everyone, gather in the back corner!"

A man wearing a baseball cap stormed in, brandishing an axe and looking menacing.

Song Li paused for a moment, then asked tremblingly.

"Master Wei, what are you doing?"

"Stop talking nonsense and take the little brats to the back."

Song Li quickly raised her hands.

"Don't be impulsive. Make any requests you have, but please don't hurt the children."

He slammed the baseball cap down on the lectern with an axe.

The table was immediately chopped to pieces.

Startled, Song Li dared not say another word and hurriedly called the children to walk to the back.

"Get behind me, all of you."

The child is small and timid, but not stupid.

They all rushed to Song Li's side.

Li Tian's small frame means she has no fighting skills, and she has no chance to outsmart anyone!

They could only run to the teacher's place together with Yuan Jun.

The man in the baseball cap went over and bolted the window shut, then directed Song Li to stack the desks next to the window.

The remaining stools were also piled up in the corner of the room.

The classroom was completely empty.

Just as the house was tidied up, a series of footsteps sounded outside.

The person in the baseball cap was looking out the window.

"Wei Heng, you're surrounded! Surrender now, it's your only way out!"

All the children were so frightened that they huddled in a corner.

Song Li stood on the outermost edge, protecting everyone like a mother hen protecting her brood of chicks.

Unfortunately, Wei Heng wasn't the eagle that catches chicks in the game; he caught even the mother hen.

Wei Heng grabbed Song Li, pushed her in front of him, and held an axe to her neck.

We walked step by step to the classroom door.

"Old Wei, are you even human?!"

The kindergarten director never dreamed that this would happen.

Wei Heng hid behind Song Li, not showing his face.

"Human? Who treats me like a human being? And why should I do what you call 'human' work!"

"Wei Heng, don't be impulsive, let's talk this out!"

"Stop talking nonsense. Withdraw your troops immediately and give me a new truck full of oil. Once I'm safely out of the city, I'll release them."

"I just want to live. Whether these little brats live or die is none of my business."

"Have you thought this through? Don't force me to go on a killing spree and perish together with you."

A terrifying silence fell over the outside.

Clearly, those who arrested Wei Heng were considering countermeasures.

Or perhaps they are waiting for someone in charge to issue an order.

Wei Heng knew the importance of these children.

Outsiders know better!

"We will ask for your permission. Don't do anything reckless, or you will never leave this room."

Wei Heng sneered as he backed in, making Song Li close the door.

"Don't cry! Don't let me hear any more noise!"

The roar was heard, and the sobbing child immediately stopped crying.

Li Tian didn't cry, but she was scared.

Even ordinary adults would be scared if they encountered something like this.

Yuan Jun held her hand tightly, his hands sweating with nervousness, but he didn't cry.

The man in the baseball cap sat in a corner, and the axe was resting on Song Li's shoulder.

Li Tian sat with her head down, occasionally stealing a glance at them.

There were two things that Li Tian couldn't understand.

Firstly, since the person in the baseball cap was able to escape the encirclement, why didn't they break out of the compound?

You can grab anyone outside and negotiate terms with them, making it easier to escape.

With a hostage in hand, no matter which department is arresting him, they will be mindful of the safety of the people and will not dare to act rashly.

But once they arrest these children...

My family has a long history of military service; who can swallow this insult?

Even if the man in the baseball cap escapes Beijing, he will be hunted down to the ends of the earth!

If you're trying to survive, don't you understand this principle?

In addition, there were no listening devices in their house, as Li Tian confirmed with Li Shengli.

If it wasn't monitored, how was Lee Seungri's trip leaked?

It was definitely not a stalking attempt. If there had been a car following behind, Chen Hao would have definitely noticed it.

If it wasn't tracking, then it was an ambush planned in advance, with a detailed strategy.

After much thought, Li Tian concluded that she was the most likely person to have leaked the information.

Only her!

And it's right in the kindergarten.

While playing, she must have told Yuan Jun or Zhu Nan about her weekend plans, perhaps out of a moment of tactlessness or to show off, that her grandparents would be there.

So, who heard the children's conversation?