Soon, his subordinates reported back: "Yes, yesterday afternoon, the Kachin Independence Army and the Myanmar government army clashed due to the uneven distribution of interests in an arsenal. Fierce fighting broke out near Myitkyina, which affected several villages and many villages.
The drug dealer gang also took the opportunity to cause trouble and robbed the place."
After hearing the report from his men, Chang Che continued to ask: "Tell me where it is safer."
The people under his command continued to work, and after a while, they replied: "To the east, there is a small town called Eris. There is a British company with a large backend. It is relatively safe for the time being. It should not be affected by the conflict."
Chang Che nodded: "Send the map to Poison."
Then he gave instructions to Poison: "Now try to go to Eris and protect Qiongying. I will send someone to pick you up immediately."
"Listen, if something happens to Qiong Ying again, I will skin you alive and I will do what I say!"
The first time he assigned her to bring Qiong Ying back from the United States, he was already annoyed that such an accident happened; if there was the slightest mistake again, he would never tolerate it.
Poison was shocked when he heard the young master's angry words on the phone, "Young Master, I will definitely live up to my mission."
After that, the phone was handed over to Qiong Ying.
Chang Che continued to comfort his woman on the phone. After chatting for a while, he hung up the phone.
Qiongying wanted to return the phone to the young man, but her movement was blocked by Poison, who said: "We need mobile phones to keep in touch with the young master at all times."
"But--"
This phone was borrowed from her.
However, Poison easily solved this seemingly intractable problem with extreme force. When the young man saw the gun in Poison's hand, he dared to ask for his cell phone.
Qiong Ying took off a pair of valuable earrings from her ears and handed them to the young man: "I bought these earrings for four hundred dollars. I give them to you, just as I paid for the mobile phone. Sorry, we
I really need a mobile phone.”
The other party was a good judge of goods. He looked at her earrings and immediately smiled and said that these earrings were much more valuable than his mobile phone, so he deserved it.