Awakening the Daily Intelligence System Chapter 609 - 244, The Outrageous Guesses of Family Members2

For the most part, the person facing danger is not the one who feels the most anxious. Rather, it’s the person waiting at ho who, despite appearing to be in no imdiate danger, often feels the most nervous.

Li Jinwen nodded firmly and said, "I want to listen, even if the story is long and dull, I still want to hear it."

"You have no idea how worried I’ve been at ho. I dream about you every night, facing all kinds of dangers. Every ti I see you get hurt in my dreams, I wake up crying and it takes a long ti to calm my emotions."

Lin Mo naturally understood the love Li Jinwen had for him and without any delay, began to recount everything from leaving Arica to surrendering at the police station and all the events he had encountered thereafter.

He spoke with great detail, and Li Jinwen listened intently, occasionally asking questions, shedding tears, or inquiring further about Lin Mo’s experiences.

The moonlight was lovely tonight; its silvery beams stread through the window and cast upon their faces, adding an extra touch of enchanting beauty to their love.

The entire narration lasted for a little over an hour.

Lin Mo would certainly not ntion the presence of the Intelligence System in front of his wife; it was a secret solely his to keep, which he could never reveal to anyone.

It was about protecting himself as well as his family.

As for how to create a perfect story without implicating the Intelligence System, this was hardly a problem for Lin Mo, who was very adept at handling such matters.

After finishing the story, Lin Mo poured himself a drink, took a sip, and asked with a smile, "Well, was it thrilling?"

Li Jinwen rolled her eyes at him and said, annoyed, "Thrilling, my foot—it’s just too dangerous. Did you ever consider what would happen if they didn’t let you see the high-ranking leaders? What if they just arrested you on the spot?"

"The technology you spoke of is indeed greatly beneficial to the nation, but not necessarily to them personally. How can you be sure that you would ever et with the big shots?"

It was indeed an important concern that Li Jinwen raised.

When Lin Mo first considered the idea of returning ho to surrender, he had already thought about this issue and made appropriate arrangents.

He would definitely et the real influential figures because among those people, there were individuals on Lin Mo’s side.

However, since this person had not yet played any role, naturally there was no question of exposure.

But these things also could not be told to his wife.

He said with a laugh, "Anyway, whatever the case, the situation you ntioned didn’t happen. Instead, what I expected happened, so now I’m back ho..."

Before Lin Mo could finish speaking, Li Jinwen was about to say sothing when the gate to their courtyard was pushed open, and they could vaguely see a group of people standing at their front door.

Because the lights were off and there were few other lights on in the village, it was difficult to see clearly.

Li Jinwen asked in confusion, "Who could it be at our house so late at night?"

Lin Mo couldn’t make out who those people were either and just pondered, "I don’t know, have we had many visitors recently?"

Many?

That would be an understatent...

Li Jinwen very much wanted to say that practically everyone in the village had already visited once, and everyone who ca wore a flattering expression, making it obvious what they were thinking.

Moreover, Li Jinwen knew that so of the visitors were villagers who had insulted them on the internet a few years back.

At the ti, Li Jinwen and others were very angry and wanted to drive those people away or confront them about whether what they had said was true.

Fortunately, Lin Mo had advised his family in advance that there was no need to be overly harsh.

And the gap between the two sides was simply too vast, like that between an ant and an elephant.

An elephant would never be upset by an ant because it simply cannot see the ant in its field of vision.

"Changshui..."

"Uncle Lin!"

Mrs. Xu!!!

The voices rose in the yard, familiar to the village, and even Lin had recognized that the village chief of Zhangzhuang Village was among the crowd below.

The village chief ca again?

Whenever Lin thought of their village chief, he rembered how, a few years back, it was his own too-brilliant performance at the fireworks display that had given Chen Shanhe an opportunity.

Although the village chief couldn’t be blad, Lin truly couldn’t muster much interest in the affairs of the village.

But since he was already there, he certainly had to show his face.

Li Jinwen asked, "Husband, should we go down and have a look?"

Lin nodded promptly, "Of course we have to et them, didn’t you see everyone is carrying gifts? During the New Year, there’s no reason to turn guests away."

Li Jinwen also found this reasoning sound, and nodded, "Alright, husband, I’ll follow your lead, let’s go down now."

Lin, accompanied by Li Jinwen, walked downstairs. By the ti they reached the yard, his parents, in-laws, younger sister, and brother-in-law had all co out of their rooms.

The crowd was chatting happily, but when they saw Lin coming down the stairs, everyone instinctively closed their mouths, their gazes fixed on him intently.

Without intending to, Lin once again beca the center of attention.

Though he did not need such attention.

"A nephew, you’re back!"

"Lin, you’ve finally returned. I heard your story a few years ago, but sadly missed the live broadcast that day."

"Lin really grows more charismatic!"

"Comrade Lin Mo, long ti no see."

Those following behind the village chief were obviously not close relatives of Lin, but they all looked at him politely.

Such events were indeed rare in the history of Grand Xia.

The village chief looked Lin up and down, his heart truly not expecting that a family returning to confess their wrongdoings would beco such a sought-after presence, with even Lin being able to return to the village openly and honorably.

Moreover, his superiors had specifically instructed him to help Lin’s family address their real problems and absolutely avoid any friction with Lin.

Although the village chief hadn’t held very high positions, he had worked within the system his whole life and had seen many leaders, both great and small.

However, few had ever been treated like Lin.

The village chief said with a smile, "Lin Mo, long ti no see, congratulations to your family for being reunited once again."

Lin smiled and nodded, then responded, "Chief, you didn’t make this trip just to tell this, did you?"

"If you’re here to talk about sponsoring the fireworks, I’d advise you to find soone else."

Lin still had a fair amount of respect for his village chief, because when his family elders were ill, it had always been the chief to suggest which dicines would help.

The village chief quickly shook his head and said, "No fundraising. The authorities above have cast judgent on fundraising activities; they can’t continue in the future."

After these words, the village chief added, "What we’re lacking now is not money. It’s people with certain experiences. They are all welco to visit our village enterprises and take a look around."

Lin was actually quite interested in people’s reactions under extre circumstances, so he was also curious to see what kind of punishnt he would face.

Others didn’t know what Lin was thinking and just silently viewed the paintings, their minds slowly conjuring different landscapes.

The village chief didn’t beat around the bush and smiled, "Comrade Lin Mo, I just wanted to inform you that the fireworks will start soon. You absolutely must not miss such a grand event."

"If you miss it this ti, who knows what might happen in the future!"