After the fake daughter’s mind was read, the real daughter posted crazy posts

Chu Min's smile was particularly harmless. During his debut, he had acted in dramas, appeared on stage, and appeared in variety shows. Although his acting skills could not be said to be very good, at least they were not distracting.

"Brother, I want to ask a question, can I?"

He had his hands behind his back and leaned forward. The person opposite him was taller than him. When he looked up, he looked like an innocent and sunny young man.

The person guarding him was in a daze for a moment. This man had clearly escaped using various methods a few days ago, but now he is like this... No, he must want to run away again!

The man's eyes suddenly became sharp. He took a step forward and pressed Chu Min's shoulder with one hand.

"Hey, hey, hey! Brother, what do you want to do?"

Chu Min raised his hands in surrender, and at this moment he turned around and called out to the bearded man: "Brother Li! Help!"

He was only a few meters away from the bearded man. Those men had not paid any attention to him just now. When he shouted, the bearded man immediately stood up and came to Chu Min in a few steps.

"Brother, what are you doing!" The bearded man rescued Chu Min from the man's hands.

"Brother Chu is delicate and tender, what if you are not careful and break his bones? The boss said that you only need to take Brother Chu back to report, but he didn't say that you can hurt anyone!"

Faced with this problem, the bearded man looked a lot smarter.

Chu Min rubbed his shoulders, his eyes flickering.

They ordered him not to be harmed, but they also wanted to kidnap him. What exactly did they want to do? Was my second brother also there?

A bunch of questions entangled Chu Min's thoughts. His mind was a little confused, but there was one idea that was particularly firm: things cannot be done halfway, and he had to go with them to see the result before he could feel at ease.

The bearded man pulled Chu Min behind him like he was protecting a child. After talking to the man opposite him, he turned around and said to Chu Min: "Little Chu brother, are you okay?"

Chu Min shook his head: "Thank you, Brother Li."

The bearded man waved his hand and said, "It's alright! Brother Chu, it's getting late, you should stay in the tent! Go to bed early, we have to set off early tomorrow morning!"

Chu Min nodded: "Okay."

After saying this, he walked around the bearded man and returned to the tent.

As for Chu Fang, he was waiting in the bushes when Chu Min came over.

He looked at the ball of paper in his hand, then left very quietly.

Chu Fang returned to where he had parked his car. After getting in the car, he opened the paper ball.

There are some pictures above, and they seem to have no pattern at all.

When he was young, Chu Min locked himself in his room all day playing with building blocks and was unwilling to communicate with his brothers. Among his brothers, the only one who could enter his room was the fourth brother who had been talkative since childhood.

The fourth brother would go to see Chu Min every day, and then in the evening, he would come to him and tell him and the second brother everything about his time with Chu Min.

The first time Chu Yang came to him and the second brother and spoke to them in a blatant manner about his relationship with Chu Min, he was scolded by him. From then on, the fourth brother became the messenger between him, the second brother and Chu Min.

Chu Fang looked at the line drawings on the paper. He had seen a lot of them when he was young. They were all given to him by Chu Yang from Chu Min.

This painting was Chu Min's way of expressing himself to his brothers when he was a child. When Chu Min grew older, he stopped drawing these pictures.

Chu Fang was a little surprised that after more than ten years, he could still remember clearly what the painting meant.

The content was very simple. Chu Min reported to him that he was safe, and then briefly talked about the information he had learned in the past few days.

The information Chu Min knew was actually very little, just a few sentences, and he didn't even finish a single piece of paper.