She doesn't want to pretend anymore

"what happened?"

A Kun moved his hand on the steering wheel and glanced sideways at the passenger seat.

Jack took out the notebook from his backpack and connected to the Internet: "We made such a big noise in the museum, and the magic hand was left behind. Once the police arrive, the safe house will not be safe."

"Not so fast." A Kun rubbed his index finger with his left thumb and felt a toothache.

"Even if it's not that fast, we won't be able to continue living in the safe house if it's discovered." Jack insisted.

Then he turned and asked Jane in the back seat.

Jane agreed with Jack's idea: "We have to move to another place, otherwise the police will probably come to our house and arrest us all."

Ah Kun tapped the steering wheel with his fingers: "I thought it was safe there before, so I didn't look for a backup safe house. Now you suddenly ask me to find one, it's really..."

"We didn't expect an accident to happen." Jack interrupted him, "I looked at the map. There is more than just that street in the urban village. There is another old street. Relatively speaking, it is not so dirty and messy. There are many people living there, and it is lively."

"This doesn't meet our criteria for finding a safe house." A Kun shook his head and immediately denied it.

"But don't you Chinese have an old saying that great people hide in the city? Isn't that also the meaning of your choice of that small house?"

Jack refuted him and had a good point.

A Kun was speechless for a moment.

There are so many people there that even if the police find something they dare not act rashly because there are civilians everywhere.

If we are not careful, civilians may be injured accidentally during the arrest process.

So, it is indeed a suitable place for them to settle down.

Seeing that Kun was speechless, Jack just assumed that he agreed with his idea.

"Let's stay there temporarily, and then find a way to find Lin."

Ah Kun frowned: "But we haven't found a room there yet, how can we move in? Don't forget, I can live anywhere, but you two are too conspicuous."

It's now past one in the morning, and even if they go to that street, there is no house to live in.

"That's easy. I see there is a red-light district in China. How about we spend a night there?"

A-Kun from Hong Kong: "You know so much."

Jack scratched his head in embarrassment: "No way, when in Rome, do as the Romans do. Isn't that an old saying in your country?"

"It seems that you have a deep understanding of our Chinese culture." A Kun had a blank expression on his face, and the scar on his eyebrow looked a little hideous.

"I have another suggestion." Seeing that he didn't object, Jack continued, "When are you going to make an appointment with the buyer? It would be best if we could reach a deal for these things within tomorrow, before the news of the theft in the museum gets out."

Jack remembered that the last time the Phoenix Pearl was stolen from the museum, there was no outside news.

This time, the museum will definitely handle it in the same way.

"You're wrong. This is a major burglary. The stolen items are national cultural relics. We will be on the headlines tomorrow morning. Of course, the museum will definitely hope to suppress the news, but the paparazzi in China are omnipresent."

"You Chinese are really hard to understand." Jack shook his head.

"We have to leave now. We can't stay here any longer." Jane in the back seat suddenly spoke.

Once the museum finds that the four security guards have been knocked unconscious, they will probably discover that the small exhibition room has been robbed. Before morning, their wanted posters will be posted in every corner.

"Then should I drive to the urban village first?" A Kun asked tentatively.