Ming Ke: When the villain accidentally mixes into the protagonist group

Suddenly Mingyue saw Akai Shuichi and Morobushi Keimitsu on the opposite platform, and quickly turned sideways and hid behind an uncle to hide himself.

However, the young man seemed to have noticed something. He pushed through the crowd, quickly left the platform, and ran towards the crowded overpass across the railway tracks.

Mingyue's pupils shrank. Could it be that the other party had discovered something about my previous observation? As expected, none of Uncle Wuwu's children were simple. Even though they were so young, they could have discovered my presence. It seemed that I needed to be more careful.

The sound of wheels rubbing against tracks came from the distance. The tram here was about to arrive at the station. Mingyue took out the ticket in her hand and took a look at it. She glanced at the young man who was squeezing onto the overpass, weighed the pros and cons, and decided to follow.

Glancing at the opposite platform, Akai Shuichi happened to look at where Mingyue was. Mingyue didn't dare to move, his eyes fixed on the young man who was running towards the overpass against the flow of people.

When the tram on this side blocked the platform on the opposite side, Mingyue quickly rushed onto the overpass. However, the flow of people getting on and off the tram was huge, and the adults coming and going were all walking in a hurry. Some people didn't even look at the road, but lowered their heads to stare at their mobile phones.

High heels made a clattering sound, and leather shoes made a clattering sound when they landed on the iron floor. A strong young man walked by quickly, and his sneakers made a series of rapid sounds.

Mingyue looked around, looking for the young man.

Men and women in uniform walked past Mingyue. A housewife carrying vegetables and an old man with a cane walked slowly towards them, but were overtaken by a group of laughing children.

Mingyue dodged passers-by and looked for the boy in the crowd. She heard the sound of a tram leaving under her feet, but another tram was about to arrive in the distance.

There were more and more people around, and Mingyue finally saw a figure that looked like her.

At this moment, the boy was almost knocked to the ground by the hurried young man. The young man was about to apologize for his behavior, but the boy quickly ran towards the stairs.

Mingyue dodged the pedestrians and quickly caught up with the boy, but at this moment a tram slowly stopped beside the platform.

The door opened and the passengers arriving at their destination poured out of the carriage like a tide.

Mingyue saw Shuichi Akai, who was carrying a guitar case, walk into the car. Keimitsu Morobushi, who was carrying a bass bag, seemed to have noticed something. He looked back, lowered his hood, and walked into the car.

The boy struggled to squeeze into the carriage.

When the car door was about to close, Mingyue slipped into the car, but saw the bass bag and guitar case not far away, so she quickly squatted down and used the seat to cover her body.

It's too bad that I got into the same carriage with them. If I was found by the little cake brother, he would probably ask me why I didn't go to the movie, and he might even deduct the delicious little cake. However, I didn't lose that guy. Mingyue's lips curled slightly. Sure enough, the ticket was a smokescreen. He really wanted to take this train. It's not that easy to get rid of me.

Mingyue found a corner where she wouldn't be easily discovered and sat down, looking at the young man from afar, avoiding Zhu Fu Jingguang's gaze that would occasionally look at her.

In the swaying carriage, several anxious hearts were beating.

Scotland pulled his hood down to cover his face as much as possible. He felt that someone was watching them, but when he turned around to look, he found nothing. When he was wondering, Lei beside him spoke.

"The next stop has a lot of people, so we'll change to another bus there."

Scotland thought this was a good suggestion and nodded.

Lei felt the gaze that was staring at him, and as the car swayed, he slightly changed the position of the guitar case, just enough to block Scotland's gaze.

The tram swayed to the station. Lei and Scotland looked around and walked out the moment the train doors opened.

"If we go to another platform and take that tram, we might arrive earlier than the agreed time." Scotland said to Lei beside him, looking at the timetable on his mobile phone.

Rye frowned, "We'll be on the platform when the time comes. Just wait for Bourbon."

Scotland shoved his phone into his pants pocket and glanced behind him.

"If you keep looking behind you too often, it will make others suspicious." Lei walked quickly with his long legs. "There are a lot of people here, and we are not noticeable in the crowd. To be honest, you wear the hood so tightly, it will attract other people's attention, and it's normal for them to look at you a few more times."

Scotland glanced at Lei, who was carrying a guitar case beside him, thought about it, and took off his hood. "It is indeed possible."

Lei still had a tense face and strode to another platform.

Coincidentally, a tram had just stopped steadily, the door was opened with a crash, and the passengers got on and off the bus in an orderly manner.

Just when Lei thought he had shaken off that little tail, he felt that burning gaze again. His face became even colder, and a hint of chill seemed to spread all over his body.

Mingyue crouched down, carefully avoiding Scotland's sight, and looked at the boy with half-moon eyes, with an unhappy face. Boy, why did you choose to take the same train with them again!

Although she was complaining in her heart, Mingyue still quietly distanced herself from him, found a corner, and quietly observed the boy. Is this boy Uncle Wuwu's child? If not, why did he find out that I was following him and kept changing trains? I guess Aunt Mary taught him all this.

Mingyue saw that the boy was about to get off the bus again, so she took a deep breath and slowly exhaled. Just as she was about to follow the boy off the bus, she suddenly noticed Lei's gaze, and quickly hid behind an elderly man, glanced at Scotland, slowly exhaled, and got off the bus with the crowd.

As soon as Mingyue walked out of the car, the door behind her closed. She looked around and didn't see the boy. She couldn't help but feel a little anxious. Looking into the distance, she happened to see a guitar case and a bass bag, and the boy happened to be following behind them.

Could it be that he was following Akai Shuichi? Mingyue hurriedly followed him, and a guess slowly emerged in her mind. Maybe that kid also saw Akai Shuichi on the opposite platform? If that was the case, then this series of transfers would be clear.

Mingyue's mouth corners curled up slightly. I finally found you, Uncle Wuwu's third child.

Lei was very nervous at this moment. His handsome face was tense and his palms in his trouser pockets were sweating slightly. Oh no, why is Mingyue here too! He glanced at Scotland beside him and gritted his teeth. Did this code member give the movie ticket to Mingyue? Or was this a test from the organization?

Lei glanced behind him and suddenly felt overwhelmed. He had to be careful, otherwise his identity would be exposed, and his life might be in danger. His mother would also be found by the organization. He had to solve this problem before Bourbon showed up.

Lei made up his mind, but suddenly remembered the time when he saw the organization's assassination list on Mingyue's mobile phone. His mother's name was on the list, and he couldn't help but become more worried.

The four of them took the same train again.

In the shaking carriage, Mingyue hid behind a passenger and observed the young man.

A few small black beads rolled and rolled as the car swayed, and finally rolled to the boy's feet, trying to stick to the gaps in the soles of his shoes, and trying to get into the sneakers on his feet.

Mingyue noticed that Lei seemed to be whispering something to Scotland. She saw Scotland in the distance frowning, with a gloomy face, as if he was angry.

That guy wouldn't tell Brother Cake about what he found out about me! Mingyue felt her scalp tighten, she swallowed her saliva, her eyes rolled around, and she frantically thought of various reasons.

The tram slowly stopped and the doors opened.

Lei, carrying a guitar case, walked out of the car first. Scotland looked behind him and stood on the platform. Mingyue hid in the crowd and walked out of the car, hiding next to the vending machine on the platform.

The passengers who got off the train quickly left the platform. At this time, there were only four people on the platform.

The boy looked at Akai Shuichi excitedly, and was interrupted by Akai Shuichi just as he was about to speak.

"Why did you come here? Isn't your mother worried about you? Go home quickly and don't follow me!" Lei roared with a ferocious expression.

Scotland looked at the boy in the striped shirt who slowly lowered his head, looking like he had done something wrong, and thought of how Mingyue was willing to live with him rather than with her sister a long time ago. Although something had happened, it was still because Lei was too harsh on the child.

"I want to hear you play the guitar..."

Lei yelled angrily, "No, you go home right now! Right now!"

The young man lowered his head in bewilderment, "I have no money left, and I don't know how to get back..."

"I'll buy you a ticket, you wait there." Lei said loudly as he walked towards the ticket office. When he passed by the vending machine, he glanced at it calmly. If Mingyue wanted to continue following me, she would definitely want to know where I bought the ticket to, and she would follow me. Then I would catch her first and send her to the tram going in other directions. As for Scotland...

As Lei walked towards the ticket office, he recalled the conversation he had with Scotland in the car just now.

"My neighbor's kids seemed to be following us. They probably saw me carrying a guitar case and thought I was out playing music with someone."

Scotland frowned, his face gloomy, and put his hood up, "You find a way to make him leave."

"Well, we'll get off the train in a while. If that kid still follows us, I'll take care of the matter." Lei glanced behind him and didn't see Mingyue, but he was sure that Mingyue must be on this train.

So after getting off the car, I must finish this matter in the few minutes before Bourbon arrives.

Lei Yi came to the ticket office to buy a ticket, and turned to look behind him. Oh no! Mingyue didn't follow him at all! After buying the ticket, he hurried back.

On the empty platform, Mingyue, hiding in the shadow of the vending machine, was indeed ready to follow Lei to see which ticket Lei bought, but then she thought that Lei must have discovered her just now and guessed that she had been following behind without showing up, it must be because of Scotland. As for the ticket, it was probably a smokescreen.

Mingyue secretly glanced at the boy who was lowering his head with a sad look on his face, took two beads from his hair, clamped them between his fingers, and decided to do the opposite. After all, finding Aunt Mary was more important.

Scotland took off his hood, took out a five-string bass from his bass bag, and smiled at the lost boy, "Do you like music?"

The boy turned to look at Scotland.

The corners of Scotland's mouth curled up slightly, as if he was seeing Mingyue for the first time, the child abandoned by Lei.

Mingyue suddenly retracted the step she had just taken, secretly poked her head out, and looked at Scotland with crescent eyes, who was smiling for some reason. At this time, he was teaching the boy to play scales.

Suddenly, I felt empty inside, as if something that belonged to me was taken away by someone else. Mingyue squeezed the beads in her palm in annoyance, sighed, and smiled bitterly. Wasn't it that I robbed the father's love that should have belonged to her? Things that don't belong to me must be returned in the end.

After adjusting her mindset, Mingyue walked out from the shadow of the vending machine. Seeing Bessbag leaning upright against the pillar behind Scotland, she smiled.

Scotland, who was still teaching scales, was shocked. Why didn't Mingyue go to the movies?!

Mingyue ran up to the boy and said with a smile, "Can I hug you?" She thought to herself, I promised Uncle Wuwu, I must hug you today.

"Eh?!" The boy seemed to be frightened by the sudden appearance of the gray-haired girl, and stood there in surprise.

Scotland looked at the boy in his arms and asked softly, "Are you friends?"

"I don't know her." The boy looked confused.

Mingyue smiled and said, "We got to know each other just by hugging each other~"

Scotland looked at Mingyue and said with a smile, "So Mingyue likes boys like this." Mingyue seldom hugs people on her own initiative. If he forced a hug on Mingyue, Zhu Fu Jingguang suddenly thought of the bite mark on Zero's shoulder, and it hurt to think of it.

"I am a girl!"

"Eh? A girl?!" Two pairs of small eyes blinked.

Mingyue and Scotland looked at the tomboy with curly short hair and a striped shirt at the same time! This outfit looks like a boy no matter how you look at it. Mingyue complained in her heart, fortunately she didn't tell Uncle Wuwu, otherwise it would really be a big joke.

Scotland left space to the two girls of similar age and quietly put his bass into his bass bag.

The tomboy with short curly hair looked at Mingyue and smiled shyly, revealing two small and cute fangs.

"Can I hug you?" Mingyue asked again.

Just when Mingyue was about to hug her, a big hand grabbed the back of Mingyue's collar and quickly separated the two girls.

"No!" Lei shouted, "Why did you come here suddenly?"

Mingyue crossed her arms and tilted her head to look at Lei, looking unhappy, "Can't I come here?"

Lei handed Mingyue to Scotland, took out the ticket, stuffed it into the tomboy's hand, and said fiercely: "You should go back to your mother!"

The tomboy held the ticket tightly in her hand, and her body trembled involuntarily when she was yelled at. She knew that her private behavior had made her brother angry. She lowered her head, looked back every few steps, and slowly left the platform.

"Why are you so fierce!" Mingyue glared at Lei in dissatisfaction.

Scotland also felt that Lei had gone too far. Although she had to be driven away, it did not have to be done in this way.

Mingyue looked at the tomboy with a lost and sad face and said, "Let me go home with you." She smiled and was about to run over, but Lei grabbed her wrist.

The tomboy turned to look at the gray-haired girl caught by her brother, and also saw a man walking towards her with his hat pulled down so low that his face could not be seen clearly.

"Scotland, what happened?" Bourbon looked at Mingyue who was controlled by Lei.

Mingyue tried to shake off Lei's hand, but it was all in vain. She frowned and said angrily, "You hurt me!"

Lei stared at Mingyue, trying to see something on her face.

Just as Lei and Mingyue were staring at each other, Scotland and Bourbon quickly exchanged some information. After a glance, the tomboy disappeared on the platform.

"Ley, I think..."

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