Chapter 53: Chapter 53 Habitual Offender Chapter 53: Chapter 53 Habitual Offender Although her soul was quite experienced, Shen Mianmian still felt sowhat uneasy under the gaze of such a handso young man.
He Nan seed to sense Shen Mianmian’s discomfort and cast a displeased glance at Li Yue, who imdiately got the hint and ‘got to work’.
He grabbed the man who tried to sneak away, and when he saw the man try to resist, he quickly twisted his arm behind his back, “If you don’t want to suffer, behave. I used to be a soldier, and you’re unlucky to have run into us.”
Who else, if not the audacious fool who dared to ss with He Nan’s sister? Was this not akin to asking for death?
As soon as the man heard about his military background, his face turned ashen. This must be a trap deliberately set by the police. He had been careless. With the recent tight security, he should have been more cautious.
Upon seeing the man being led away by Li Yue, Shen Mianmian couldn’t help but remind, “Big Brother He, he must be a habitual offender.”
From what he had just tried to do to her, this man was definitely a repeat offender, likely having used this thod to abduct many young girls. As for what he did with them afterward, that remained unknown.
Bullying young girls and selling them into the mountains were all too common occurrences in this era.
Thinking about the incident just now, she still felt a lingering fear.
Fortunately, He Nan had appeared.
He Nan nodded slightly, his expression still stern, “Why are you here alone? Where are your parents?”
If he hadn’t arrived in ti, the outco could have been unimaginable.
At that thought, his expression grew even colder. To dare kidnap soone in broad daylight, Licheng’s public safety needed serious improvent.
He Nan already had an intimidating presence, and with his expression even colder, Shen Mianmian found herself speaking with difficulty, “My, my dad went to work at the kiln factory…”
No sooner had she finished speaking, an angry voice rang out from behind, “Why are you running around?”
Shen Mianmian turned and saw Lu Siyuan approaching with a furious expression, barely concealing the worry in his eyes.
In the bitter cold, his forehead was covered in a thin layer of sweat; he must have been searching for her for quite so ti.
He Nan surveyed Lu Siyuan for a mont, his brows faintly furrowing as he asked her, “Do you know him?”
“He’s my classmate, Lu Siyuan. I ca here with him,” Shen Mianmian hurriedly introduced, fearing that He Nan might mistake Lu Siyuan for a bad person.
Only then did Lu Siyuan notice He Nan, a trace of wariness apparent in his eyes, as he pulled Shen Mianmian behind him and asked her, “Who is he?”
This man was clearly not one to be trifled with and must be of significant stature. The Shen Family certainly had no such relative; otherwise, Zhou Siyu would have been boasting to the skies long ago.
Shen Mianmian: “…”
She and He Nan were neither kin nor had any official relation, and He Nan wasn’t directly related to the village chief either—it was sowhat complicated to introduce him. At the mont, she didn’t know how to introduce He Nan.
After a pregnant pause, she squeezed out a phrase, “Don’t worry! He’s a good person.” As soon as she said it, she felt so embarrassed she almost bit her tongue.
Lu Siyuan’s eyes widened; what kind of introduction was that? One might get sold and not even know it, and at the sa ti, his suspicion of He Nan intensified.
He Nan was clearly not pleased with this introduction either, his brows furrowing once more.
Shen Mianmian could only add, “You can just follow and call him Big Brother He.”
He Nan was several years older than both of them, so it wouldn’t do Lu Siyuan any harm to call him brother.
Lu Siyuan clearly didn’t accept this, not bothering with He Nan, and grew even angrier thinking about how Shen Mianmian had run off so far and even involved this ‘Big Brother He’.
“What did you promise ? Who let you run off so far by yourself?”
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