The Buddhist Girl Transmigrated Into a Book

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The movements were simple and neat. The person who instantly subdued the person was Lou Che. While he pressed the person to the ground and kept him from moving, he raised his head and asked Gu Mian, "Are you hurt?"

Gu Mian shook her head, "No, why are you here?"

"I just happened to be passing by," Lou Che's voice sounded a little careless, but in fact Lou Ziyu told him that he had seen Gu Mian go out alone holding an umbrella, so he followed to have a look. Unexpectedly, something really happened.

Fortunately, he followed her.

After he paused for a few seconds, his actions to subdue the person remained unchanged, he said, "Call the police first."

Gu Mian took out her phone and called the police. After that, she smiled calmly and said to the man, "The necessary procedures will be done, but rest assured, you will be released soon. After the police come, you just tell them who bought you and go to the bureau to give a statement."

It was already two hours after the statement was given in the bureau.

When they left the police station, the rain had stopped and the air was fresh. Lou Che put his hand in his pocket. In order to match Gu Mian's speed, he deliberately slowed down. He looked sideways and gave her a glance, "What are you going to do?"

Lou Che nodded, "Okay. You can find me if you need me."

Gu Mian said, "Okay,"

It had been a long time since dinner and both of them were a little hungry.

"Let's eat hot pot together."

Lou Che didn't care about what to eat, so naturally he didn't have any problems.

Lou Ziyu hadn't eaten either, so the four people had hot pot together at night.

It was almost ten o'clock in the evening when they arrived at the hotel and the meal could be regarded as a supper.