You've become the warden, and you're telling me I'm an undercover agent?

Chapter 165: Capital City Defense Battalion Commander

[Chapter title changed: Capital City Defense Commander]

Amelia put the gifts at home and greeted the whole family.

The family sat in a circle on the carpet, and Amelia packed the dried fruits she had bought and placed them in the middle.

The house was much better than when she was there, equipped with a TV, fan and other electrical appliances; her father bought a car and started driving a taxi in the city; the clothes of the whole family were also much more upscale.

It seems that he knows how to live and doesn't spend too much. He must have saved some money.

But although my parents kept smiling, there was no sign of joy on their faces.

The younger brother was eating dried fruit, and from time to time he would secretly glance at Amelia, looking at this sister with fair skin, clean and gorgeous clothes, who had never done any heavy work.

"Why did you come back?" The father asked again the same question as the mother had asked.

Amelia told the truth, omitting the bloody scenes and only saying that he was rescued by someone else.

After saying this, both parents fell silent.

Afterwards, the four of them chatted idly, and the mother kept gossiping about the father.

After a while, my father asked shyly:

"Now that you're back, then—

"Do I need to return the money?"

Amelia's smile froze on her face, and she didn't answer for a long time.

Her heart sank to the bottom.

She had been fantasizing about meeting her parents since she entered the city, and her excitement reached a climax while she was shopping.

She was excited and ready.

But my parents' attitude was like a bucket of cold water on me.

Do you want to return the money?
It turns out that their first reaction is fear of paying back the money.

Seeing Amelia fall silent, her father felt a little embarrassed and was about to give up, but her mother started to poke her father again.

My father had no choice but to say a few more meaningless words, and then turned the issue back to the topic of "money".

But Amelia didn't know how to respond. She just felt that this place made her very awkward, uncomfortable, and nauseous.

She stood up and left without saying a word.

All her parents' eyes were focused on her, and the moment she put on her shoes, they still didn't say a word to keep her.

She even thought, if she came back this time, her parents would happily welcome her, accept her, and then ask her how she had been doing in the past ten years?
She could then forget about being sold by her parents, and could also ask Mr. Chi to let her stay at home.

But, no.

My parents didn't say a word to try to keep me.

Even though Amelia's expectations were constantly lowering, her parents' focus was always on money.

The moment Amelia was about to burst into tears, her father hesitantly stood up behind her, making Amelia feel both excited and annoyed.

"Am I not your daughter?"

Amelia finally couldn't help herself and asked the question.

Everyone in the room was silent, and my father was mumbling as if he was saying something.

At this time, the mother stood up, her voice was not loud but very calm:

“But we can’t pay back the money anymore.”

Amelia came out of her parents' house and walked down the street in a daze. Le Bai followed her from a distance, but she didn't know how to comfort her. After all, she had lost her parents since she was born.

The closest person to her was the old village chief, but everyone was very kind to her.

Until Amelia unknowingly walked to the hotel.

She saw from afar that the person who saved her was asking Le Bai who had arrived before her.

"Where's Amelia?"

It was a tone of concern. The first sentence from this person, whom she hadn't seen for just one afternoon, showed more concern for her than her parents whom she hadn't seen for nearly ten years.

She forced a smile and looked at Chi Ping.

"Come and eat, Amelia!"

The man stood in the sun, responded with a natural and friendly smile, and then pointed to the restaurant next to the hotel. Mr. Chi is indeed a good man, Amelia thought.

That night, after learning about this, Chi Ping felt a little disappointed.

Since coming to Lu'an, a lot of troubles have happened.

During the day, Gonggong sent another message to Chi Ping, and Amelia's buyer was found.

It is not difficult to lock in a buyer.

There are only a few high-ranking officials in Ratas. Amelia's stone spider is dormant in the kidneys. Among the high-ranking officials, there are two or three with kidney problems, and only one needs an urgent replacement.

He is the commander of the Fourth City Defense Force of Ratas.

Ratas is divided into three countries and is occupied by seven city defense forces.

The Federation accounts for three of them, and the other two countries account for two each.

The Fourth City Defense Force was sent from the United Kingdom, and its commander was called An Lai. He was of mixed descent from Ruan and the United Kingdom, and was a United Kingdom citizen.

He is also a high-ranking official of Ratas.

Chi Ping kept this information in mind and knocked on Wei San's door.

"Sir." Wei San did not show any negative emotions because he was woken up in the middle of the night.

"How far are we from Ratas?"

"One hundred and sixty kilometers."

"Come with me for a walk."

That night, the two men ran 160 kilometers.

The overall construction of Ratas is not as good as that of the federal capital city, but in times of war, it is considered good to be able to ensure the power supply of the entire capital.

The wealthy district of Ratas was ablaze with lights. Compared to the cities Ikehira had visited before, this one was completely devoid of any trace of war.

Rows of villas have replaced the dilapidated houses; gentlemen in suits and ties have replaced the ragged refugees.

Among them, Aung Lai's residence was guarded by a team of soldiers, and there was also an A-rated ability user on the attic.

It was exactly two o'clock in the morning, and Aung Lai was sleeping soundly after fighting.

He was tall and an officer. The sixteen or seventeen-year-old girl lying beside him was already covered in bruises, covering her mouth with her hands as she wept, not even daring to cry out loud.

When certain features are missing, some people choose to make up for it with violence.

Chi Ping pushed the door open and came in, but the person on the bed didn't respond.

The moonlight fell on two naked bodies, one fat and bloated, the other slender and weak.

The moonlight outlined their silhouettes, and the tears on the girl's face were crystal clear. But the snoring in the room drowned out the girl's sobs.

"Get dressed and go home."

Ikehira found a chair beside the bed and sat down. The girl had been pretending to be asleep, but because she had cried so hard before, she couldn't stop sobbing.

Hearing this, the girl trembled as she got off the bed. Unlike the woman, her slender waist had a beauty that hadn't yet reached fullness. Like a peach blossom bud about to bloom, a pleasant hint of pink could be seen between the petals.

But at this time, her waist was covered with bruises.

She put on her clothes, glanced at Chi Ping, then quietly opened the door and slipped out.

Aung Lai was still snoring on the bed. The only beautiful thing in the room was gone, leaving only a large, ugly lump of fat. Chi Ping's mood suddenly became much worse.

He rummaged through the bedside table and pulled out a pistol.

It turned out to be a Golden Desert Eagle, a gun that was more about appearance than practicality.

Although Chi Ping covered the muzzle of the gun with a quilt before shooting, the sound was still very loud.

And Anlai's screams were even louder.

Because the bullet hit An Lai's thigh, blood gushed out instantly.

He woke up from his sleep, hugged his thighs tightly, and wailed non-stop, calling for the police and the name of the A-level bodyguard.

It really gave Chi Ping a headache.

In order to avoid such a headache, Chi Ping stuffed the gun into An Lai's mouth.

(End of this chapter)