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Hearing what he said, He Yanyang slowly turned his head, looked at him coldly, and said in a firm tone.

"You spy on me?"

Seeing his firm attitude, a trace of embarrassment flashed across the young policeman's eyes, but he quickly shook his head and began to explain.

"Don't think too much about it. That group of people has always been restless and has caused several minor and moderate cases. The bureau has always been paying close attention to them."

The group of people in the west of the city that he was referring to are a group of social idlers who often roam around the western district of Huai'an City. Most of them are between teenagers and thirties and come from different areas of Huai'an City.

They call themselves motorcycle enthusiasts, but in fact they are more like a loose group of social idlers. This group of people usually gather in abandoned factories, parking lots or remote street corners. They often ride illegally modified motorcycles in groups, racing late at night and making huge noises.

In addition, they often make loud noises and provoke passers-by in public places, and have even been exposed for harassing women and fighting many times, causing considerable trouble to the lives of residents in the west of the city.

Although the Huai'an Public Security Bureau has warned and disciplined them many times, law enforcement is difficult due to their high mobility and mutual protection among members, resulting in this group of people still being active in the west of the city.

According to the news brought back by colleagues who have been patrolling the district police station these days, this group of people has recently added a new member, who looks like a student. Upon investigation, he found that this person is very similar to He Yanyang, so he took this opportunity to confirm with him. Judging from He Yanyang's reaction, it was indeed him.

His tone was natural and his attitude was sincere, but He Yanyang didn't react at all. He just glanced at him coldly and pulled the corner of his lips.

"Have you finished asking questions?" Then he walked away.

Seeing his nonchalant look, the young policeman immediately stood in front of him anxiously and began to persuade him.

"Ayang, those people are not good people. Although I know you are a good kid and won't do those dirty things with them, there are all kinds of people in there, and sooner or later something big will happen, so don't get involved."

He tried to persuade him patiently and earnestly, but He Yanyang didn't appreciate it at all. He pushed away the young policeman who was blocking his way, frowned and said impatiently.

"have a finger in the pie."

The young policeman was not angry when he was pushed away. Instead, he chased after He Yanyang as if he had no temper and spoke again without getting tired of it.

"If you want to ride a motorcycle, come to the bureau and I'll take you. I guarantee it'll be more exciting than those people's junk."

"There are also wooden guns. Boys your age love wooden guns the most, right? I can show you, but you can't load them."

"I know you hate me, but those people are really not good people. You are only in the first year of high school now, and it is the age when you should study hard. Don't joke with your life just to be angry with me."

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His tone was anxious, every word was earnest, and he hurriedly chased after He Yanyang, who looked impatient.

If he wasn't wearing a police uniform and looked not much older than He Yanyang, people would definitely think he was a kind father who was earnestly admonishing his rebellious son.

But as He Yanyang listened to his endless words, his face only grew colder and he quickened his pace.

Although he was only sixteen years old, he was a head taller than the young policeman behind him. He was impatient to listen to the nagging of the person behind him and wanted to shake him off, so his steps became bigger and bigger, and soon he was far behind the person.

Seeing that He Yanyang was about to run to the end of the corridor and run down the stairs, the young policeman knew that He Yanyang did not listen to his words, and finally got angry. In a fit of rage, he blurted out a word.

"Ayang, if you continue like this, Master's spirit in heaven won't be at peace!"

His voice was not loud, but it was more effective than many of his previous words. He Yanyang, who had already run to the end of the corridor, suddenly stiffened and stopped where he was.

The young policeman regretted what he said as soon as he said it. It had been three years since He's father passed away, and the He family had become fragmented. If He Yanyang resented his mother, then he hated He's father's apprentice Chai Jing.

If he had not been on a mission for Chai Jing, Mr. He would not have died. At that time, the injury on Mr. He's leg had not fully healed. Although he could walk like a normal person, he could not run or jump.

The day of the mission happened to be the Mid-Autumn Festival, a day for families to reunite. Chai Jing had originally made an appointment with his new wife to celebrate the festival together, but he was temporarily assigned the investigation mission.

It is common for criminal police to go on temporary missions. Although Chai Jing felt regretful, he could only call his wife to explain the situation. However, it happened to be heard by He's father who was passing by.

At that time, although Mr. He was angry and felt that his wife was being unreasonable after quarreling with his mother, after calming down, he felt that his wife had indeed worked hard over the years, and that it was she who had taken good care of him after he was injured. Therefore, he planned to take advantage of the Mid-Autumn Festival to go home and apologize to his wife, so that the family could talk it out and spend the holiday together.

But as luck would have it, he happened to see Chai Jing, who was talking on the phone to his wife with an apologetic look on his face.

Thinking about how he had only realized in middle age that he had too little time to spend with his family, and now this situation had occurred, Mr. He, as a person who had experienced it, naturally couldn't bear to let his apprentice, who had followed him right out of the police academy, go through the same thing.

Therefore, I felt soft-hearted and hot-headed and took over the investigation task for that day.

But what no one expected was that what was originally thought to be an ordinary investigation mission without any danger would cost Mr. He's life.