Wind Chaser: Rebirth in the 18th Year of the Republic of China

Tu Ergou also has his own dignity. It would be embarrassing for him to go out if he was dragged like this.

Wei Ruchuan sneered, loosened his grip, and returned his gaze to his brother again.

"Let's go. I'll take you to the dock first."

Wei Ruolai didn't know what his brother had been doing all these years, but Shen Jinzhen was a little surprised when he heard it.

He's not leaving?

When Uncle Xu arranged the evacuation, he said that all underground party members would be relocated. Did Wei Ruchuan want to blatantly violate discipline?

On the way back to the ferry, Shen Jinzhen took the time to ask about this matter.

Her question surprised Wei Ruchuan. "After all these years, you still can't forget me? What a pity. I am no longer at the age where I want to start a family, and you are married with children. We are not suitable."

Shen Jinzhen almost couldn't help wanting to beat him up. She had heard that people would become more mature and stable as they get older, but she didn't expect that Wei Ruchuan would only grow older but not in temper.

"Who is smiling at you? I'm asking about serious matters."

She has always remembered what Uncle Xu said. Is Wei Ruchuan going to act on his own?

Hearing this, Wei Ruchuan looked back at Ruolai, and seeing that he was teasing the child and not paying attention to him, he lowered his voice and said:

"I am not only an underground member, but also a member of the Second Intelligence Bureau. My mission is not over yet."

He paused and glanced at his father, a trace of apology in his eyes, "I will have to trouble you and Ruo to take care of Dad's retirement in the future. When my mission is over, I will kowtow to Dad and apologize in person."

Although the Japanese army was driven away, the task of national unification has not been completed, so he has to stay here and inquire about information for the organization.

Shen Jin really didn't expect that Wei Ruchuan would continue to stay. Without anyone else to cover him, it would be very dangerous for him to be alone.

"How about you apply for transfer from the organization? Your identity will be easily discovered if you stay here."

She knew that Wei Jie'en had always hoped that Wei Ruchuan would come back, and if possible, Shen Jinzhen also wanted to help plead for him.

Wei Ruchuan didn't care about this kind of thing at all. He had no descendants, so even if his identity was exposed, he didn't worry about his family being controlled.

"I have been hiding so well over the years. Even with the organization, I have had little contact. Now, I have to do this kind of thing. As an intelligence officer, I naturally have to take risks alone."

He thought about it, realized something was wrong, and corrected himself, "I can't be considered alone... There are other people here, some of them are officials of the National Government who have been turned against the government, and some who have been lurking there for a long time like me. We all know something about each other."

He would never reveal this kind of thing. Neither Xu Nuo nor Shen Jinzhen had the authority to know about this matter.

However, Shen Jinzhen will definitely tell Rulai and his father later, so it doesn’t hurt to say a few words.

"Okay, then I hope you can complete the organization's mission as soon as possible."

Seeing that the other party had made up his mind, Shen Jinzhen did not try to persuade her anymore. He walked to his sister-in-law, took Wenlan's hand, and walked towards the pier together.

This departure was relatively smooth. When Xu Nuo saw them coming, he said something to the inspection personnel. The person did not check the luggage of Shen Jinzhen and others and let them on board directly.

"If you come, take good care of Dad. I'll come back to find you and we'll have a good reunion dinner."

Wei Ruchuan stood up and said goodbye to Ruolai, giving his brother a big hug.

Although he promised his father to take care of him over the years, he was tied up with many things, so Ruolai had to bear a lot of the responsibilities on his own. It was he, as an older brother, who failed to fulfill his responsibilities.