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Bai Youwei heard the familiar sound of footsteps and the taut string in her heart finally relaxed.
She had always been worried about him.
Even though she had endlessly pondered and thought, and she believes that the organization has only intentions to curry favor with Shen Mo, her heart wouldn’t cooperate and she was still worried.
Shen Mo opened the door and ca in, quickly noting that sothing was off. Seeing Bai Youwei co out of the bedroom, he asked her, “Did soone co to the house?”
“That’s not important…” Bai Youwei yawned sleepily, “I waited for you for so long, I’m almost falling sleep.”
“The research group found a ga approaching the city and held an ergency eting…” Shen Mo paused, walked over and held the armrest of her wheelchair. “…Anyway, we’ll talk inside.”
The two of them moved into the bedroom one after the other, shut the bedroom door. Bai Youwei pulled out the golden key and opened the door to the doll house
Once inside the doll house, Shen Mo carried Bai Youwei upstairs to their room and continued speaking:
“The structure of this organization is quite complex, including the mbers of the SCO Research Group, a special task force, refugee old families, and so scattered local police…”. Shen Mo continued as they walked, “However, the organization is primarily made up of researchers, led by Chu Huaijin, a forr leader of a special task force, and then cos Song Mingchuan, a professor at SCO that I’ve ntioned to you before.”
Bai Youwei was sleepy in his arms, and she asked with her eyes closed: “Oh … so why did they call you to the eting?”
“Shen Fei introduced .” Shen Mo made his way into the bedroom, put her onto the bed, hesitating on how to introduce his cousin.
“He… has always looked up to and hopes that I could join the organization. He even recomnded to Professor Song and sung praises about … I’m also quite interested in Professor Song’s recent research results, so I attended their eting.”
Bai Youwei laid on the bed, barely managing to open her eyes halfway. She asked him in a murmur, “So are you going to join?”
Shen Mo pondered for a mont, then asked her: “If I join, would you join?”
“Sure…” Bai Youwei yawned again, her voice faint. “But they probably wouldn’t want a cripple.”
Shen Mo smiled and gently played with her hair. “I still want to go to the place with the maze…after we put together all the puzzle pieces, I want to see what happens for myself.”
“Then go…” Her voice beca more and more unclear, as if she was fighting sleep. “By the way… have you seen my mom?”
At her words, Shen Mo froze.
Recalling the words of his father, and Shen Fei’s resentful description, he was silent for a few seconds before telling Bai Youwei: “Aunt Wang is currently not in Shanghai.”
Bai Youwei: “Oh…”
Shen Mo didn’t want Bai Youwei to feel awkward, so he tried to explain in the most gentle terms: “After the incident in Yangzhou, my father brought Aunt Wang to Shanghai. Because they heard that the extre north was not within the range of the Doll ga and it was very safe, Aunt Wang… left by boat with a man.”
He left out many details.
He did not ntion how his father cared for Wang Jingxian all the way, or that the family mbers of the organization’s mbers did not need to enter the gas. To avoid being assigned to the gas, Wang Jingxian stayed as his father’s companion.
However, she t another old friend in Shanghai, who had once been her suitor. She left Shen Mo’s father without any considerations for past sentints to board a ship with the man and left Shanghai.
That’s why Shen Fei would feel indignant for his uncle and since Shen Mo was nowhere to be found, he grew to despise Wang Jingxian, and by association, Bai Youwei beca in his eyes the “daughter of the fox spirit”.
Bai Youwei didn’t respond for a long ti.
Shen Mo hesitated for a mont before speaking again: “We do not have a boat, the chances of finding Aunt Wang are slim.”
Bai Youwei:
Shen Mo looked down at her closely.
She was already asleep.
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