Brother Dao Took the Entertainment Industry by Storm, Fans Beg Me Not to Kill Anymore

Lao Qi nodded firmly, a determined light flashing in his eyes. “Even though they were wearing helmets, I’ll never forget their builds, their clothes, and the motorcycle they were riding!”

“Good. Now come with me to check the surveillance. Watch closely, say little. The moment you see those two show up, tell me directly.”

Xiao He said this decisively, then turned and walked outside.

Lao Qi didn’t hesitate for a second. He immediately followed Xiao He out of the hospital.

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In the upstairs hallway, Xiao Chen was still confused. “Sister Liu, are Brother Xiao and them not coming back for now?”

“Mm. Let’s head back first. After everything we’ve been through today, we’re all exhausted.”

Liu Rulan turned around and thanked James beside her. “Thank you for all your trouble today, Mr. James. We’d also appreciate it if you could help us find someone to liaise with the police…”

Getting robbed in a foreign country would most likely end with them having to accept their losses.

Even if there was a result later on, they’d probably already be back in their home country by then, not about to fly all the way back just to handle this personally.

So they still needed James, a local, to help them out.

“I understand.”

James nodded. Then, as if remembering something amusing, he deliberately said it to lighten the oppressive mood: “But you guys really have had terrible luck. Last time Xiao ran into a serial killer, and this time you guys got robbed… Is it always like this back in your home country?”

Going everywhere and running into crime wherever you go? It wasn’t really the reincarnation of that death-bringing elementary school kid, was it?

Good thing James was a foreigner, or else he might have advised Liu Rulan and the others to go find a temple and pray to get rid of the bad luck.

Liu Rulan’s mouth twitched slightly.

But Xiao Chen, who could also understand the foreign language now, started thinking seriously. “Come to think of it, we do run into things like this a lot back home too. But I guess it’s been better lately.”

Liu Rulan, however, was reminded of the birthday party poisoning case that was still in litigation, and she rubbed her forehead in exasperation.

“Maybe…”

“We really should go find a temple to pray at.”

When it came to fate, it was worth believing in a little.