Quickly wear the salted fish and don’t lie flat

Sang Ye in the room was still half drunk, and the pen in his hand was exactly the same as the one the man in gray had taken away before.

After carefully observing the pen in his hand for a long time, Sang Ye didn't rush to look for this pen. It was unusual. Now is not the time, and it is not safe here. He put the pen back into the space. Sang Ye thought of the mother and daughter, and felt sad. Of course.

The next day, just after dinner, I walked from the restaurant to the deck and saw a group of people gathered there, all pointing and pointing at something.She was about to step forward when she heard the news she least wanted to hear.

"This is a family of three!"

"Yes, I didn't know why I fell into the sea last night."

"Yes, yes, it was the boatman's benevolence that caught him again, otherwise! He wouldn't even be able to keep a body!"

"It's so tragic. All three of our family are gone?"

"It's all gone. When we fished it out, it was already dead."

Taking heavy steps, Sangye walked to the outskirts of the crowd. Through the bustling crowd, she saw people on the boat, two large and one small, covered with three pieces of white cloth.

After just one glance, Sang Ye turned around and left.

"Hey! You don't look at others when you walk? What do you want to do when you stand behind me?" Sang Ye scolded with a frown.

Behind her, the man with the mustache appeared—Tanaka.

"Beautiful lady, where are you going? Why don't you watch the fun here?" Tanaka asked with a smile.

Sang Ye took two steps back and distanced himself from the other party.

He rolled his eyes impatiently: "You see such an unfortunate thing so early in the morning, do you call this excitement?"

Humph--

Turn around and walk away, not caring about the other person's reaction.

After she walked away, Tanaka waved to his men to come over and whispered: "Keep an eye on her and see if there is anything wrong with her."

"Yes."

Sang Ye did not go back to the room. She walked around to the stern of the boat, leaning on the railing and watching the majestic waves of the sea. Feeling the wanton sea breeze and the scorching sun, her heart slowly calmed down.

Someone is watching her!

Sang Ye had clearly felt it, and after a moment's thought, he knew what was going on. He chuckled and enjoyed this rare leisure time by himself.

The ship would have to travel for another day before it would dock. Apart from eating, drinking, looking at the sea view, and sleeping, Sangye didn't even look at the group.

Finally, it was time to go ashore. Sang Ye packed up his small suitcase and stood on the deck to wait.

There are always annoying people coming up to look for presence. Sang Ye frowned and moved a few steps aside without looking at him.

"Beautiful lady, I wonder if you have someone to pick you up? Do you need me to send a car to take you?" Tanaka asked with a smile while standing next to Sangye.

"No, thank you." Sang Ye refused.

"I wonder where you are going? Maybe we can go along the way." Tanaka continued to ask enthusiastically, not caring about Mulberry's indifference.

Sang Ye, who was really annoyed, finally looked at someone she hated so much and said coldly: "I don't think we are familiar with each other, and I don't need your help."

After saying that, he carried the box and walked around to the front of the team.

Tanaka's eyes were dark and unclear, and he asked his subordinates in a low voice: "Is there anything unusual about this woman?"

"I didn't find anything wrong." The subordinate replied softly.

Touching his chin, Tanaka murmured: "Am I overthinking it? Forget it, there is no need to follow her anymore. No! To be on the safe side, follow her for another half month. If there is no abnormality, then withdraw the person."

"Yes." His subordinates took orders to make arrangements.

Sang Ye, who was standing in front, took out a pair of sunglasses from his bag and put them on his face, covering his eyes from the cold light, and cursed in his mind: "These damn little Japanese."

It seems that she can't give the pen to its owner for the time being, until she gets rid of these annoying guys behind her.

After getting off the boat, Sangye called a rickshaw and went directly to the hotel in the concession to check in.

After sleeping in the hotel for another day, Sang Ye decided to take a stroll around the bustling city.

Walking to the door of a clothing store, Sang Ye went straight in. She wanted to buy a few more clothes. Many of her clothes were a bit out of tune with this era.

"Shopkeeper, please take this windbreaker and show it to me." Sang Ye pointed at the beige classic windbreaker hanging above the counter.

"Okay, wait a minute."

The shopkeeper is a middle-aged woman with a plump figure and a friendly smile.

Sang Ye put the windbreaker on himself and felt it was okay, so he nodded with satisfaction.

"Miss, you have fair skin. You look great in this windbreaker. You are really discerning. This is the latest style in our store." The shopkeeper introduced it enthusiastically.

"Really? Then wrap this one for me first!" Sang Ye put the clothes on the counter, then turned to look at the row of cheongsams hanging.

"Okay, you look at it first, and I'll help you wrap this up first."

The shopkeeper went to pack the clothes quickly, looked at Sang Ye and said with a smile: "Miss, have you just come here?"

"Yes, I just arrived yesterday. I just wanted to buy some fashionable clothes first." Sang Ye took out a cheongsam and rubbed it on his body. He shook his head. It doesn't look good. Let's change it!

"Sister, let me tell you the truth, this cheongsam needs to be tailor-made to fit. My surname is Zhang, please call me Sister Zhang." Looking at her gestures one by one, she was not satisfied. Sister Zhang smiled.

"Really? I really don't know about this. I have never worn this kind of cheongsam before." Sang Ye put down the cheongsam in his hand and looked at Sister Zhang curiously: "Sister, do you still have custom-made cheongsam here?"

"Of course, we are an old shop with old craftsmanship that has been passed down for hundreds of years. I will keep it to your satisfaction." Sister Zhang was very proud when talking about this.

"Then let's order a few pieces." Sang Ye made the decision immediately.

"Okay, okay, sister, I'll measure it for you right now." Sister Zhang smiled so hard that she couldn't even close her mouth from ear to ear.

"By the way, eldest sister, do you know where I can rent a house? Just rent in the concession." Sang Ye asked casually while taking the measurements.

"Do you want to rent a house? Do you want to stay here?" Sister Zhang kept moving her hands and chatting with Sang Ye.

"Yes, I plan to settle down here. In these years of war and chaos, the concession is safer." Sang Ye said helplessly.

"Okay, sister will introduce you to someone later and ask him to take you to see the house. By the way, do you want a servant? Sister can introduce you to someone who is honest and reliable." Sister Zhang is still very concerned about this big customer. Yes, this rich lady ordered eight sets of cheongsam and four sets of windbreakers in one go, which was very generous.

"Really? Thank you so much. Sister, you solved two of my big problems at once!" Sang Ye thanked with a smile.

"Hey, what's the point? It's just a little effort."

After Sister Zhang's introduction, Sang Ye rented a small bungalow in the concession. The rent was naturally not cheap, but it didn't matter, she had plenty of money.

The servant was also introduced by Sister Zhang. She was a woman in her 40s, her husband's surname was Luo, and Sang Ye called her Sister Luo.

Sister Luo is also a poor person. There was a military disaster in her hometown. Only she and her two children escaped. After going through all kinds of hardships to escape here, the children had an accident again during a riot. They were gone and she was the only one left. A man is struggling in this world and does not need any wages. He usually helps Sister Zhang and just wants a bite to eat.

Seeing that Sang Ye also wanted to take care of the servant, he introduced this poor man to her.