Rhode Island Park Project

He casually greeted someone and didn't ask anyone else for directions. He just followed his feeling and soon saw a familiar figure on the balcony of a study. It seemed that he was holding a piece of intelligence paper and reading it.

"Is our little Heidi already so busy with work?"

"Hey?"

Heidi, who was alone, turned around and saw Luo Hang standing at the door with his hands behind his back.

After breathing a sigh of relief, Heidi complained to Luo Hang, who had a smile on his face:

"It's not gentlemanly to scare someone secretly, Doctor."

"I just came to see whose daughter has reached adulthood and needs to be called to dinner."

He walked into the house with a smile, glancing at the letter in Heidi's hand. "Is it something important?"

"It's just a letter from a friend. It's probably quite important to me, but it's not intelligence."

After hesitating for a moment, Heidi simply handed the letter in her hand to Luo Hang who was slowly walking towards her.

Luo Hang's pace was not actually fast, just to give Heidi time to make her own decision, but the result now is very interesting.

He didn't hesitate to take the letter from Heidi with great interest.

[Heidi, are you okay?

I'm so sorry. I haven't been keeping a close eye on your whereabouts for a while now. When the messenger brought me the news of your arrest, I realized how irresponsible my behavior was and how panicked I was...

I can no longer guarantee how long I can hold on in this cruel war if even you leave me.

Ever since Mr. Adams, the bookstore owner, died, the old lady who stood on the street corner every day asking everyone if they had seen her son has disappeared. The bakery you once praised and said you would visit again now has only an empty window. More and more places in this familiar neighborhood have become unfamiliar to me.

I can no longer deceive myself, my dear friend.

Please forgive me, it has been a long time since I continued our work and I no longer know how to do it.

We always say that peace will eventually come. Across the dimensions of history, no war can last endlessly, so peace will come one day.

But as a tiny wave in history, or even just a drop of water that has never caused any waves from beginning to end, what will be left around us after the waves pass?

I used to love history, but history... is not our life after all... not my life.

Heidi, I really... I really don't know if I can continue to hold on if I hear any more bad news.

...]

Mr. Adams, who owns a bookstore, is a strange name. But similar things are not uncommon in Victoria.

Luo Hang glanced at the signature at the end of the letter.

——Golding.

Hmm, some familiar names.

"It seems you want to send a reply letter to your friend? Or even better, go over and visit him?"

He raised his head and revealed the fundamental purpose of Miss Heidi giving him her letter.

Even children would be reluctant to hand over their diaries and letters to their elders, let alone grown-up ladies.

This is not a problem that can be changed by whether the relationship is familiar or not.

"I really can't hide it from you."

Having said that, Heidi still smiled. "Golding's situation does worry me a little. She was just an ordinary elementary school teacher. It's not that ordinary that she can understand my works better than anyone else. Her literary attainments are amazing.

I never thought that the most insightful critic in all of Londinium would be an unknown teacher, but now, more importantly, she is my friend."

After a slight pause, Heidi looked at him with a smile brighter than the sunset on her face.

"But as for you, I can guarantee that even from your perspective—

Golding is definitely a beauty, isn't she~?"

He was speechless for a moment.

Looking at Heidi, who was smiling like a fox in front of him, he raised his left hand and put it to her cheek under the lady's strange gaze.

pinch.

"ah--!"

The lady hugged his hand and cried out in pain, her ears trembling and her beautiful big eyes quickly filled with tears.

"Mmmm, I was wrong, Doctor! I was really wrong!"

"Defaming your elders is not ladylike behavior."

Seeing Heidi begging for mercy and admitting her mistake sincerely, he finally let go of the lady's smooth face and taught her a lesson.

"But now that you mention it, I remember that when Fester and his team were on their reconnaissance mission, they were attacked because Ms. Golding's messenger wanted to tell the Self-Defense Forces that you had been captured. Now the second letter has arrived so quickly. It seems that this friend of yours really cares about you."

He put his hands behind his back and looked at Heidi in front of him with a half-smile.

"Well,"

Holding her hot and painful cheek with one hand, Heidi looked at Luo Hang in front of her cautiously, "Since I work so hard, can you accompany me to visit my friend?

After all, the Self-Defense Forces have their fair share of problems, and their manpower is limited, so I don't want to burden them. Are you planning on leaving me alone to cross a Sarkaz-controlled area?

The lady showed an aggrieved expression.

"But I still have to deal with the evacuation route tomorrow, and the official operation the day after tomorrow, so I don't seem to have much free time."

He watched Heidi's performance with great interest.

"Evacuation route... Goldin and Lieutenant Colonel Leto, the commander of the city defense forces, are old acquaintances. She knows how to get to Lieutenant Colonel Leto's office!"

"Oh? That's good news."

Luo Hang looked slightly moved, but he refused to give in and just continued to look at Heidi with a smile on his face.

"Well--"

The lady's eyes rolled, and then she suddenly walked to the desk beside her as if looking for something, followed by a very fake "Ouch".

A photo swayed lightly in the air, finally landing at Luo Hang's feet.

The photo shows Heidi and another elegant and quiet woman with long silver-gray hair sitting at an exquisitely decorated table. They each have an open book in front of them, and they seem to be having a very happy conversation.

However, compared to the appearance of the other strange woman, his eyes were involuntarily attracted by the magnificent sight of a woman with an elegant and delicate temperament, whose breasts were resting on the edge of the table, but directly pushing his book together with Heidi's book.

This……

Such a big thing, why didn’t you tell me earlier?

"Um, this is a photo of me and Golding."

At this moment, a bare hand picked up the photo at Luo Hang's feet. Miss Heidi looked up innocently and said, "I haven't found anything else useful, but can you help me this time?"

"uh-huh."

He coughed, then paused.

"alright."

"Ouch~~"

Chapter 211: Actually, I am the doctor’s dog

Dinner was ready soon.

Coming to the lively dining table, the almost forgotten Miss Box finally saw the light of day again.

Luo Hang opened the suitcase in front of him with his own hands, and then he was greeted by a strong and peculiar smell... and a gorgeous sight that made him exclaim "Wow".

In the summer weather, in a suitcase that could barely accommodate one person, my mouth was blocked with a towel, my hands were tied behind my back, my legs were curled up together and also tied, my body was curled up almost as much as possible, and I finally stayed in a confined space with only a few breathing holes for several hours.

The Sarkaz mercenary lady, who had been so arrogant and aggressive before, now had a hazy look on her face that had never been seen before. Her silver temples and short hair were soaked, and beads of sweat were clearly visible on her fair cheeks and neck.

The already thin and hot white vest was now completely wet, clinging to the exquisitely shaped body underneath, revealing an alluring and wild curve, as well as half-covered, dew-covered fair skin.

"Tsk, tsk."

He pinched the wet corner of the towel in W's mouth with two fingers, pulled out the towel soaked with saliva bit by bit and placed it in front of him. He looked at the towel that seemed to be able to squeeze out water at any time and was full of unique scent, and then looked at the suitcase full of puddles, and couldn't help showing an expression of amazement.

"It seems that even if it's W, the water content is higher than the gunpowder content, right?"

"Well, I thought you were going to suffocate me in here."

W moaned weakly, and even his voice became hoarse.

"I'm a professional doctor. I'm guaranteed to push you to the limit before you die. It seems I've left you alone for too long, and I've forgotten even this kind of thing."

Luo Hang said this with a smile, but the others around him felt a chill down their spines.

He threw the towel in his hand aside, and the towel splashed a small amount of water on the ground with a "pop" sound, making people not want to study the composition of the liquid in detail.

Not caring about the poor appearance of the luggage lady, he reached out and helped the wet W out of the suitcase, leaned him against the edge of the seat, and then took out the prepared water cup.

"Want some water?"

Luo Hang smiled and helped to bring the cup of water to W's lips, then watched W, who had completely lost his previous unruly look, gulp down the water obediently until he finished the whole cup.

"Aha--"

After drinking the water, W took a deep breath and was obviously much more energetic. Then he sat in the box and sighed:

"It's a really nostalgic way of training a dog."

"Uh,"

Amiya, who had just come over with a clean towel to help, froze in place. After a while, she awkwardly walked forward and helped W untie the ropes while speaking to Luo Hang:

"The doctor wouldn't do that, Miss W, you don't have to think too much."

"Ok?"

W tilted his head. "You little bunny, don't you know this? You were so young back in Kazdel, but it seems like you've learned a lot since then."

"Eh?"

After untying the rope on W's hand, Amiya looked up with a confused look on her face. "Know what?"

Miss Sarkaz, who was sitting in front of her, smiled incredibly brightly and answered:

"I was originally that man's dog, wasn't I?"

"Eh, eh? Eh eh??"

"What do you think is the point of raising a poor kid into a capable mercenary in a place like Kazdel? Ah, when I was on that ship, the other fellows gave me a very interesting title."

W raised the corners of his lips with a smile, and then said word by word:

"—the rabid dogs of Babel."

W tilted his head, his scarlet pupils filled with a captivating smile, as if answering Amiya's question, but his eyes were fixed on Mandela who was sticking to Luo Hang.

Mandela's gaze involuntarily fell on the dangerous Sarkaz mercenary's neck, which seemed to be deliberately exposed, and his expression changed slightly.

A delicate collar of a very familiar style was quietly placed around the woman's slender, white neck.

'A new kitten?'

The Sarkaz's reaction when he first saw her on the train flashed through her mind.

At that time, she just thought that this guy was provoking her, but now it seems that she knew too little.

Mandela bit her lip and glared back at W unwillingly.

"That's not the way a dog should behave towards its owner."

"So I've been tamed again~"

W said casually, "After being left alone for a while, this man put me on a leash again and gave me a good lesson in how to be a dog."

"this--"

Amiya next to her was completely at a loss.

But this time, not only Amiya, but even the expressions of the other people in the room were a little subtle.

At this time, Luo Hang looked at Aledai, who seemed to have just walked into the restaurant, and said leisurely to break the deadlock: