"Let’s head home first and see if there are any clues," Little Fox suggested to Jiang Xue. It is said that the more you worry, the more confused you become. At this moment, she was so worried about Father Jiang and Mrs. Jiang that her mind was in complete disarray, having no idea what to do. Google seaʀᴄh NoveI-Fire.ɴet
"Okay, okay, let’s go home first," Jiang Xue agreed, and as soon as she saw the bus coming, she immediately ran back to the bus stop and got on the bus.
Sitting on the bus, Jiang Xue was still on edge, her face full of worry. She wondered who it could be and why they would kidnap her parents.
At that moment, Jiang Xue wished the bus could move faster, even faster.
Finally arriving at the stop, Jiang Xue quickly got off the bus and rushed toward her residential area.
She raced home in one breath and saw that the door to her parents’ apartment was left open, making her face turn even more ashen. She entered the apartment, searching for clues everywhere. Meanwhile, Little Fox in the space was also using its own methods to look for a breakthrough.
After moving around the room, Jiang Xue finally discovered an envelope on the coffee table.
She picked up the envelope and pulled out the letter inside, which contained only a few sentences: Jiang Xue, if you want to see your parents, go to No. XX, XX Street, XX District.
You have four hours to get there, or you can prepare to collect your parents’ bodies.
The signature was Cheng Li.
Upon seeing this letter, Jiang Xue’s eyes immediately turned red with anger. She couldn’t believe that Cheng Li hated her so much that she would kidnap her parents.
What the hell does she want to do?
Just then, Little Fox in the space, through the lingering scents in the house, gathered some information and said to Jiang Xue, "There were a total of six people who came, two women and four men."
"Got it," Jiang Xue calmed down, stuffed the letter back into the envelope, and then left her parents’ home. She now understood that Cheng Li’s actions were undoubtedly aimed at her.
Therefore, her parents were temporarily out of danger.
However, the time given was only four hours, which was somewhat hurried. Clearly, she needed to find a car.
Jiang Xue left the residential area and hailed a taxi, heading toward the military camp. With such a big incident, she needed to inform Mu Qiancheng.
Upon reaching the camp, Jiang Xue wrote Mu Qiancheng’s name on the letter left by Cheng Li and asked the guard to pass it on to Mu Qiancheng.
The guard took the letter and said to Jiang Xue, "Girl, if it’s urgent, I have a phone here. I think it’s more convenient for you to make a call to find someone. As for this letter, it might take some time to get into their hands."
Jiang Xue thought about it and agreed. So she borrowed the guard’s phone and called Mu Qiancheng. Unfortunately, Mu Qiancheng wasn’t there, so the call was answered by her comrade.
Unable to reach Mu Qiancheng, Jiang Xue had to brief the comrade on her situation, asking them to relay the message.
Upon hearing that Jiang Xue’s parents had been kidnapped, Mu Qiancheng’s comrade immediately took it seriously. After hanging up, they sent someone to find Mu Qiancheng and reported to their superiors.
Meanwhile, Jiang Xue, after hanging up the phone, directly took the taxi to the location mentioned in Cheng Li’s letter.
It took an hour and a half from her place to the location in the letter, leaving only two and a half hours until the deadline set by Cheng Li.
Jiang Xue got out of the car, paid the fare, and headed toward the destination.
At this time, in the dilapidated factory building, Father Jiang and Mrs. Jiang were tied together to a large square pillar. Two men stood by to guard them, preventing their escape.
As for Cheng Li and Jiang Mingzhu, they weren’t there but were hiding upstairs, watching the outside for any sign of Jiang Xue.