She doesn't want to pretend anymore

"get off!"

After seeing that the family of three in the car were all Chinese, the bandit felt a little relieved.

They are also worried about encountering tough guys during carjacking.

But for Chinese people who come here for tourism, robbing is almost effortless.

The driver was a local, specially arranged by Yan Zhan, which was in line with his identity as a traveler.

Because generally people who come to travel will rent a car and find a local tour guide as their driver, firstly for ease of communication, and secondly to be familiar with the route.

But how could the person Yan Zhan was looking for be an ordinary driver?

The people he brought were all his own people.

Even the Burmese are loyal to him.

The bandit asked the driver to get out of the car, but he didn't panic at all.

He subconsciously glanced to the side, obviously waiting for Yan Zhan's instructions.

Yan Zhan nodded imperceptibly, and the driver did not force his way through, but stopped the car.

Of course, there are obstacles on the road ahead, so it would be a bit difficult to force your way through.

The bandit was still holding a gun.

As soon as the driver got out of the car, a gun was put to his forehead.

"Hold your head and squat down. We won't make things difficult for you. Translate for these Chinese people. We only want money, not lives!"

The road bandits still need the tour guides and drivers to bring them business, so they basically won't harm them.

Even if the tourists resist, they will deliberately ignore the drivers when attacking the tourists.

The driver was very obedient and communicated with Yan Zhan and others in Chinese.

I said this according to the bandits' request. The driver was also worried that these bandits understood Chinese, so he was very careful when speaking.

After the driver conveyed the message, Yan Zhan and Manshu got off the car with their children.

"Hand over the money, or you won't be able to leave!"

Although these bandits only talked about robbing money.

But if you really only have money, they won't let you go so easily.

There is chaos in northern Myanmar and trafficking of human organs is rampant.

Therefore, anyone who is robbed but cannot afford to buy his own life is likely to be taken away directly.

Yan Zhan suspected that these road bandits were also cooperating with Organization X and selling the captured tourists to Organization X for experiments.

So, this time, he changed his plan temporarily and decided to take the risk.

"We have no money." Yan Zhan signaled the driver to inform the bandits.

They have no money and they won't give any money. Yan Zhan is now playing the role of a man who would rather die than give any money.

Yan Zhan almost has the word "stingy" written on his forehead.

When the bandit heard the driver's translation, he became furious!

They all said they only wanted to rob him of his money, but this man actually had the audacity to refuse!

What a courage!

People say that Chinese people are weak, but he sees that this family of three are very tough, not one of them is a coward!

"You don't want to pay? If you don't, we won't let you go. You know what will happen to the beautiful woman. I don't need to tell you, right?"

The bandit walked up to Manshu and looked her up and down, his threatening intentions obvious.

"Your man doesn't care about your safety, aren't you afraid yourself?"

The driver translated the bandit's words to Manshu verbatim.

Manshu found it funny. This bandit was quite interesting. Just a few words made the originally harmonious "husband and wife" relationship shaky.

The attempt to sow discord is very obvious.

If they were an ordinary couple, they might have been shaken by these two sentences.

Yes, what good end can a woman have if she falls into the hands of bandits?

If the man is reluctant to spend that little bit of money, can the two of them still be together?

“We really have no money. If we had money, we would not come to Myanmar.”

"We came here to seek refuge with my second uncle. We can't make it in the country anymore."