Lu Jing found it somewhat incredible, who would track him for no reason?
"Do you know who it is?" he asked.
On hearing this, both shook their heads:
"Sorry, Young Madam, the person ran away."
Both of them were in the car at the time, and the other party was not foolish.
Upon realizing someone was following, they immediately ran away.
They even chased through several small alleys.
Fortunately, Lu Jing didn’t plan to pursue it:
"Let it be for now, inform me if there’s anything."
Actually, by behaving this way, they inevitably alerted the stalker, who would probably not naively track them again.
The whole affair ruined his meal.
When Lu Jing was about to pay the bill, he was told that his male companion had already paid.
This made him feel quite embarrassed.
When the man came out of the restroom, Lu Jing cleared his throat and then slowly said,
"Senior, weren’t I supposed to treat you to the meal?"
The man laughed, even making a sound.
"Silly girl, next time then, next time you can treat your senior."
For a slightly more normal man, when going out, allowing a girl to pay was degrading!
Such people were definitely not worth befriending.
What else could Lu Jing say?
"You can’t secretly pay first next time!"
"Alright alright, as the junior says. Shall I drop you off at the hospital now?"
With only about fifteen minutes left until his shift, there could be no further delay.
Therefore, Lu Jing didn’t insist:
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Lu Jing felt very uneasy, and his mind was in turmoil.
After all, who wouldn’t be worried and nervous in this situation?
Who knew who was behind it?
And what did they want?
This feeling was like a knife hanging over his head, not knowing when it would fall.
In the driver’s seat, the man of course noticed the worry on Lu Jing’s face.
"Still worried?" he asked.
"Should I have your boyfriend pick you up from work?"
Lu Jing shook his head repeatedly:
"No, no need, it’s not that complicated, and besides, he doesn’t have the time."
The man raised his eyebrows twice:
"Oh, what does he do?"
"He’s a firefighter, at the brigade right across from our hospital.
I’m living there now, so commuting shouldn’t be a problem."
With that, the man didn’t say much more.
A few minutes later, the car stopped at the hospital entrance:
"Junior, we’re here."
"Thanks, senior, aren’t you coming in?"
"I’ve got some things to take care of."
Lu Jing nodded then shut the car door.
"Well then, goodbye."
Lu Jing watched the car drive away and merge into traffic before turning to enter the hospital.
At this moment, on a mountain elsewhere,
the number of firefighters from various units totaled in the thousands.
Helicopters hovered overhead, constantly dropping water, while ground personnel cleared paths through the brush.
That annoying sound began again:
"Ten minutes left. If we don’t capture G20 high ground, everyone fails the quarterly assessment!"
G20 high ground wasn’t too far yet not too close, but even from a distance, the heatwave from the opposite side could be felt.
Simulating a forest fire rescue was obviously going to entail some real fires.
Of course, a firebreak had been dug in advance.
That fire could only spread so far, confined to one place.