The Cannon Fodder and Villain's Happy Ending

Chapter 22 CFV Ch.22 Resolved (1)

In the secluded tea house, Qin Gui picked up the cup and drank the tea comfortably.

She gazed through the half-opened window at Xiao Ze as he walked out of the Fragrant Tea House and to the streets below.

Xiao Ze calmly walked to the two public security officials, who were patrolling the streets, stopped them and talked with them.

He had an air of nobility around him and a warm and amiable look on his face. His every expression and gesture was elegant and impeccable.

He talked a bit with the officials with a smile. Then he took out a piece of silver from his sleeve and stuffed it furtively into the other party’s hands before returning to the tea house.Qin Gui also withdrew her gaze.

In addition to her, there were two other people who were watching Xiao Ze.

“Little Six, return to the inn, I will watch over him first,” the man in gray said.

Little Six wanted to say something but he was stopped by the man in gray with his eyes. He could only sullenly agree, “Yes.”

Little Six went back to the inn alone. He was still not convinced. He felt that his companion was too worried.

So what if there are only two of us, we can still clean up Third Master quietly. If Third Master wants to complain, he can complain in hell.

Little Six entered the inn in anger. It just so happens that the two public security officers entered the inn for questioning. When the manager saw him return, he hurriedly said, “Sir, this guest is also not from here. He only moved in a few days ago.”

The two officials immediately focused their gazes at Little Six alertly. One of them immediately asked, “Hey, where did you come from, can you show me your pass?”

[TLN: During Ming Dynasty, everyone from hundred miles away from their residence must have a pass issued by the local government, otherwise they will be punished.]

This was a very ordinary question but it sounded a bit tricky to Little Six.

Particularly when he and his companion just saw Third Master talk intimately with the official outside the tea house.