Please Love Me, Mr. George novel Chapter 479

Fanny shrugged her shoulders, "You guys don't look at me, my parents are ordinary people, they are all along the coast, I was cheated out of my life, the most they can think of is to call the police, it's unlikely that the domestic police will find their way here."

A time we all look to Cherry, see her or calmly chanting the Buddhist scriptures, see everyone looking at her, she froze for a moment said, "Buddha blessed!"

Several of us were speechless for a time, looked at each other so as not to ask her.

Jannings looked at me and narrowed her eyes and said, "Clara, you never seem to tell us about your past and your family?"

I smiled and said, "I was born in a small county in HL Area, I was an orphan, my grandmother raised me, my grandmother is no longer alive, I work alone in City A, I am not very familiar with the people in the company, I suddenly disappeared, I guess not many people will notice!"

Probably not expecting such a result, Jannings took my hand and patted it, "I'm sorry, I didn't mean to mention it."

I smiled lightly, "It's nothing, it's normal."

For a while, everyone thought that Jenny's parents were looking for her and might have found some clues so they checked out Zuy.

Seeing this, saying goodbye to the Lang family father and daughter, we left this remote mountain village with a few police officers.

In the car.

After a short period of happiness, we were suddenly silent, Jannings spoke, "I hope we can all go home safely this time, and if we are all alive in the future, we should contact more."

Fanny laughed, "I'm sure we'll all be alive."

The car took about five or six hours to get to town, and it was supposed to go to Averna, but several people took us directly to Minda, near the coast.

Sensing something was wrong, Jannings looked at the yellow-skinned man and said, "What are you doing bypassing Naypyidaw to bring us to Minda?"

The yellow-skinned man gave her a look, but slightly mimicked his eyes and said, "You don't seem to know anything about Zuy!"

Jannings frowned and looked at the man, "You're not cops?"

The yellow-skinned man looked at her with a raised eyebrow and sneered, "We are the police, but not the ones who are sending you home, haven't you heard that there are several gangs of police in Zuy?"

"Let us out of the car!" A time Jenny began to shout, some breakdown.

Fanny chickened out and cried as her body shook a bit, and Cherry started chanting Buddhist scriptures again.

Jannings face was white, the hope of going home was suddenly worn out, he was a little broken.

A word could not be said, looking at the man in the eyes of the anger hate him to death.

I looked at the man with my hands clenched together to find my composure and said, "So where are you going to take us?"

The man's gaze fell on me and the corners of his lips rose and he smiled, "You're Clara, right?"