The storm of electronic fraud, the day I was deceived into northern Myanmar

After the others left, Zhao Yuan and I sat across from each other. She focused her eyes on me and asked after a while: "What are you going to do in Thailand?"

I smiled slightly and felt the worry hidden in her words: "I need to find someone, Wang Feiyu, do you remember?"

Zhao Yuan raised her eyebrows slightly, revealing a hint of surprise: "Are you going to find him?"

I nodded and confirmed: "Yes, for this new project, online operations are important, but if it can be extended to offline operations, the effect will undoubtedly be better. Wang Feiyu played a key role in our previous Yibi project, and his Domestic relations are very extensive.”

She was silent for a moment and then said, "Okay, but you have to be more careful during this trip."

I frowned and felt the hidden worry in her words: "Are you worried that Hu Laosan will do something to me?"

"That's right." Zhao Yuan nodded with a serious tone, "Compared to Myanmar, Hu Laosan has a wider network of contacts in Thailand, so your risk will be greater there."

I took a deep breath and nodded: "You are right. But don't worry, only a few people know about my trip. It is impossible for Hu Laosan to know my specific whereabouts. I will take some measures, Take a detour to ensure safety."

"Well, no matter what, you have to be careful." Zhao Yuan's eyes flashed with concern.

"Don't worry." I comforted, "I have to worry about the affairs in the park."

Zhao Yuan showed a rare smile: "Don't worry, there will definitely be no problem."

……

After assigning Zhou Ying to Zhao Yuan, I set off to prepare for Thailand.

When there was turmoil in the park, Wang Feiyu took the opportunity to go to Thailand.

He didn't tell me when he left. He only sent me a message after arriving in Thailand.

Although I can't say I have much trust in Wang Feiyu, we have a relationship of interest, so he is fairly reliable.

He has always received commissions from the Easy Coin project, otherwise he would not have been able to go to Thailand.

……

At one o'clock in the morning, the darkness of the park was gently brushed by the thin moonlight.

I stood in the shadows and watched Agui slowly drive the car in front of me.

Dadi was already waiting in the car, obviously ready.

As for Da Tu, at first I thought he was sent by Xu Jiang to monitor me. Only now did I realize that he was actually just a subordinate of Xu Jiang.

Now that Xu Jiang is dead, he naturally stays by my side.

"Be careful, don't go too fast on the road." I said to Agui.

He nodded and said, "Okay, Brother Lei."

The car slowly drove out of the park, passed through the dim lights in the night, and headed straight to our destination - Mae Sot.

Along the way, we barely spoke.

At about two o'clock, the car drove smoothly across the Moai River.

Through the car window, I looked at the river water shimmering slightly under the moonlight, but my heart was as calm as the calm river water.

At three o'clock we arrived in Mae Sot.

At this time, there were basically no people on the streets of the entire city.

We found shelter in a nondescript hotel.

The early morning sunlight filtered through the gaps in the curtains and gently sprinkled on the hotel floor.

I was still immersed in sleep, until a rapid knock on the door broke the tranquility.

I sat up from the bed, quickly collected my thoughts, and then walked towards the door.

Outside the door, stood a woman who appeared to be in her early thirties.

Although she was dressed plainly, her eyes shone with subtle shrewdness.

I nodded gently and motioned for her to enter the room.

In the room, I picked up a cigarette from the table, lit it gently, and took a deep breath, letting the smoke linger in the air.

"Are you familiar with Bangkok?" I asked.

"Familiar," she replied softly, keeping that smile.

I took a deep breath from the cigarette, slowly blew out the smoke ring, and continued: "Okay, this time I am going to Bangkok, and you come with me. I will bear the expenses. Once the matter is settled, you will inevitably get the benefits."

The woman in front of me is Lin Ya, a con man.

I helped Wen Dongxing set up a game for me at the casino in the park before, and later dealt with Wen Dongxing. I didn't make it too difficult for her and her accomplice Liu Bo.

Later, when leaving the park, she gave me an address and number and told me that if I need her help in the future, I can contact her at any time.

I didn't pay much attention to it at the time, but as I was preparing to go to Bangkok, I thought of her.

When I arrived in Mae Sot, I found this hotel based on the information she provided.

I didn't expect that she actually runs a hotel here, which surprised me.

After Lin Ya heard my suggestion, a trace of surprise flashed in her eyes, and then she regained her composure: "How long will Manager Yang be gone?"

"It's hard to tell right now. If it's a few days soon, it might be two weeks if it's a slow one." I replied.

She thought for a moment and then said: "Okay, I can be your tour guide, but I have to agree first that I will only be responsible for leading the way. If I want to do other things..."

When she said this, she smiled charmingly, raised an eyebrow at me, and then said, "I have to pay more."

I smiled softly: "No problem."

Although this woman is somewhat pretty, she is not my cup of tea.

That afternoon, the sun shone through the car window and onto the Honda off-road vehicle that Lin Ya bought.

Datu and I packed our luggage and got in the car.

From Mae Sot, the journey to Bangkok is expected to take just over six hours.

Before departure, I had given Lin Ya a sum of money and asked her to be responsible for refueling along the way and making arrangements for food and accommodation after arriving in Bangkok.

The car slowly drove out of Mae Sot and passed through villages and small towns.

The scenery along the way is unpredictable, from lush tropical rainforests to the occasional traditional villages, each of which contains Thailand's unique natural beauty and cultural heritage.

Lin Ya introduced us to the scenery along the way while driving.

"That's Sukhothai Historical Park over there." Lin Ya pointed to a group of historic sites in the distance outside the window. "It is the first capital of Thailand and has rich historical relics."

The car continued to move forward, and we passed through the fields. From a distance we could see the busy figures of farmers in the rice fields, which gave us the tranquility and harmony of Thai rural life.

As it gets darker, we enter a busier area and the traffic increases.

Lin Ya mentioned that we would pass through Kanchanaburi, which has the famous riverside market and lively night market, and asked us if we wanted to go there.

I shook my head no need and let her continue on her way.

Finally, as the sky darkened completely, we reached our destination.

The night in Bangkok is like a gorgeous picture scroll, slowly unfolding before our eyes.

As our vehicle drove into this bustling city, the lights were like stars.

On both sides of the street, the bustling crowds, dazzling shops and various small vendors form the unique rhythm of this city.

Outside the car window, the Chao Phraya River shimmers in the night. The cruise ships on the river are brightly lit and shuttle on the sparkling river. The music and laughter on the ships are intertwined with the hustle and bustle of the city.

After finding a place to stay, Lin Ya took us to a restaurant with local characteristics for dinner.