Chapter 1232: Chapter 1232: Commander Cao’s True Identity
“The law is ruthless, don’t bla ,” Gao Zhitao said sternly.
Tie Zhuzi, sitting on the side, beca anxious after hearing this and imdiately grabbed Gao Zhitao by the collar, pulling him outside.
“You better leave quickly, don’t ruin Brother Yu’s mood right after he returns,” Tie Zhuzi shouted.
“Don’t be so anxious, I haven’t finished speaking yet,” Gao Zhitao said helplessly. Tie Zhuzi was known for his hot temper.
“What the hell could you say? You’re thinking of arresting Brother Yu and still want to finish talking? Let tell you, Mr. Gao, if you dare to arrest Brother Yu, I’ll throw you out of here,” Tie Zhuzi glared and said.
Xiang Yu had just managed to return, and he didn’t want Xiang Yu to leave again.
Gao Zhitao could only nod helplessly and said, “Currently, I’m the only one with this information. I haven’t reported it below, which ans you’re safe in City Two.”
Tie Zhuzi noticed a change in Gao Zhitao’s tone, released him, and sat down angrily to listen to him.
“Can’t Brother go sowhere else?” Xiaoxuan asked with a frown.
Gao Zhitao nodded and sighed, “It’s not that you can’t, but it’s too risky. If caught, you’ll never get out for the rest of your life.”
Gao Zhitao looked seriously at Xiang Yu, hoping Xiang Yu would take it seriously, but Xiang Yu remained nonchalant.
“Everything I said is true, don’t take it lightly,” Gao Zhitao said angrily.
“I didn’t say anything,” Xiang Yu said with a wronged expression.
In Xiang Yu’s heart, none of this mattered. Having experienced many life-and-death situations, Xiang Yu had beco calm and wasn’t easily moved anymore.
“Co with now, and I can guarantee your safety,” Gao Zhitao said.
Gao Zhitao feared Xiang Yu’s fearless nature and that he might venture to another city. If that happened and he was discovered, even he couldn’t save Xiang Yu.
“Wouldn’t that an losing my freedom?” Xiang Yu said with a simple smile.
“Compared to life, what is freedom? Just bear with it for now, and co out again when the situation calms down,” Gao Zhitao said.
Although Gao Zhitao was the bureau chief, Xiang Yu was more important in his heart. He didn’t matter what cri Xiang Yu might have committed, he would do everything to protect him.
“It’s different for . If a person loses their freedom, they might as well jump into a river and die,” Xiang Yu said simply.
Not wanting to argue further with Gao Zhitao, he asked, “Where are Han Feng and your father now?”
“They’re at my grandfather’s place, they’re temporarily staying there,” Gao Zhitao said.
“Take to see them,” Xiang Yu said and stood up.
He hadn’t seen Han Feng since the escape and was anxious about their situation.
Seeing that he couldn’t persuade Xiang Yu, Gao Zhitao shook his head helplessly.
When he saw Xiang Yu wanting to see his father, he led the way ahead.
His father was rescued by Xiang Yu, so it was right for him to express gratitude in person.
The four of them headed to the base. At that mont, Gao Mantang was playing chess with Han Feng.
Since coming with Han Feng, he hadn’t won a ga, yet he continued to play, unwilling to admit defeat.
Gao Lianfeng didn’t have much interest in chess, so he just sat there watching.
While the three were engrossed in their ga, Gao Zhitao rushed in.
“Dad, Grandpa, look who’s here,” Gao Zhitao said excitedly.
Gao Mantang and Han Feng didn’t look up; they knew Gao Zhitao always made a big fuss over nothing.
Even though Gao Zhitao was the bureau chief, in their eyes, he was still a child.
“Xiang Yu, is that you?” Gao Lianfeng exclaid in surprise.
Hearing the na, Han Feng shivered all over and quickly turned his head to look.
“You’re not dead?” Han Feng jumped up with undisguised excitent on his face.
“As long as you’re alive, how could I be dead?” Xiang Yu said with a simple smile.
The two exchanged a punch and smiled.
“Thank you for saving ,” Gao Lianfeng said to Xiang Yu, though their bond was not deep, acknowledging Xiang Yu as his savior.
If not for Xiang Yu’s push, he might have died in that cave explosion long ago.
Gao Mantang also ca over and looked at Xiang Yu with deep emotion, “We have you to thank this ti.”
Xiang Yu could see the tears of gratitude in their eyes, quickly waved his hand, and said, “No need to thank , it was just a minor effort.”
Others viewed Xiang Yu as relaxed, but Han Feng and Gao Lianfeng knew how dangerous it had been.
They witnessed Xiang Yu falling from the plane and searched for him, but without success.
After so cordial exchange, Han Feng pulled Xiang Yu into a room.
Xiang Yu knew he had sothing to say, so he sat seriously, looking at him.
“I was right beside your captain when he died,” Han Feng said, a bit sad.
Talking about the captain brought a pang of grief to Xiang Yu. He had thought the captain died in battle, only to discover he had been alive all along.
“What did he say?” Xiang Yu asked sorrowfully.
Han Feng paused, organized his thoughts, and said, “He told you to hide quickly, that Commander Cao is not from Huaxia but has been a spy hiding here. Their organization has been running an experint, and it seems successful now.”
Hearing this, Xiang Yu wasn’t surprised, as Commander Cao’s behavior was unusually bizarre.
“Did he ntion anything else?” Xiang Yu pressed, looking into Han Feng’s eyes.
Han Feng nodded again, “He suggested Commander Cao might be from the Wokou country and warned you to be careful. There wasn’t ti to say anything else.”
Xiang Yu listened, nodded, and said little else.
He finally accepted the truth that his comrade had been betrayed by soone he once trusted.
“Accept the change with calm,” Han Feng could sense Xiang Yu’s intense desire for revenge and patted him on the shoulder to help him break away from those thoughts.
After sitting quietly in the room for a while, waiting for his mood to calm, Xiang Yu finally stepped out.
“You’re all having dinner here tonight. I’ll make fish soup for you,” Gao Mantang said, very pleased.
Having withdrawn from the front-line, he often felt bored. He just wanted more people around to keep him company.
Xiang Yu didn’t refuse, deciding to stay for dinner.
anwhile, Gao Zhitao kept an eye on the surroundings. Now that Xiang Yu was considered dangerous, he worried soone might have ill intent.
Fortunately, Gao Mantang’s place was very secluded. Usually, it was only accessible to military personnel.
The al was enjoyable, especially with Gao Mantang’s constant cheerfulness. Having his son back allowed him to release so of the guilt he’d held onto, sothing he never even dared to dream of…
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