Mr. Gu's wife is a little naughty

Chapter 116: Past in Siam Part

The car slowly stopped at the edge of the lush rainforest. Rain poured down like a hazy mist, blurring the lines between heaven and earth. Curiously, Haozi poked his head out the window, only to be met with a torrent of icy rainwater, which instantly poured into his mouth. He recoiled in shock, a look of utter dismay.

"It's raining non-stop today." Haozi muttered. After briefly looking at Tian Tian who was resting with her eyes closed and half leaning on the passenger seat, his eyes quietly turned to the car window that was constantly being washed by the rain.

In front of the car was a very wide road, a rare cement road. The road had improved, but Haozi's car did not dare to move forward.

After entering the rainforest ahead, we entered the territory of the Wangtian Clan. Unlike other clans, the Wangtian Clan was secretive and generally kept to themselves. Their numbers were small, and the most prominent figure in the tribe was Chief Gu He. In Siam, and indeed throughout Southeast Asia, few were willing to provoke this clan. While they generally avoided trouble, those who did cross them faced endless retribution and punishment.

The wipers kept swishing, sweeping the rain off the windshield. Taking advantage of this gap, Haozi tried to look ahead. Fortunately, the Wangtian Clan members didn't seem to be out because of the rain. This made Haozi feel a little relieved. Although he had already made contact with a minor noble of the Wangtian Clan, he wasn't sure if it was safe.

He looked back at Tian Tian again. He didn't know when she had opened her eyes and was looking at the sky through the skylight. Her eyes were empty. Haozi didn't dare to look at her too deliberately. He knew this girl's temper very well and tried not to irritate her if he could.

"When?" Tian Tian finally spoke in the silent car.

Haozi looked at his watch and said, "It's already past 3pm. It's still a while before dark."

Tian Tian nodded, pulled the hood of his black coat over his head, and hid his entire face inside the hood.

"Wake me up at 5 o'clock, no more questions!"

Haozi was about to speak, but Tian Tian's last words made him shut up.

"I've put a card in your pocket with 100 million in it. Give it to your men. I'm going to take a nap."

After Tian Tian finished speaking, she stopped talking. Haozi became happy and touched his pocket. Sure enough, he took out a card from it. He didn't even know when Tian Tian put it in his pocket.

Tian Tian didn't know if she was really asleep. Anyway, many strange things appeared in her mind. Even her mother, whom she hadn't dreamed of for a long time, was turned up in her memory. When she was woken up by Haozi, she found that the rain outside had stopped.

The rain had stopped, but a thin mist had risen. Tian Tian stretched and sat up straight, a gust of fresh jungle air blowing in her face. It was cool and seemed to have a hint of sweetness.

"It feels so comfortable!" Tian Tian stuck her head out of the window, took a deep breath of the air that still had a trace of rain stains on it, and immediately felt her head become much clearer.

"Big sister, are you really planning to go in there alone?" Haozi looked at her worriedly and asked.

"What? You also think I can't do it?" Tian Tian leaned half of her body out of the car window and looked around intently.

"No, of course I know your skills, but I think we should wait a little longer. Maybe the little noble I contacted will send us news soon." Haozi was still trying his best to persuade her, but it seemed to have little effect.

"No more waiting. I can't stay here for too long, so as not to attract the attention of some people with bad intentions." Tian Tian sat back in the car, zipped up her coat, opened the door and jumped out.

Seeing this, Haozi immediately jumped out of the car after him, and quickly ran towards Tian Tian. Meanwhile, Tian Tian had gently opened the back door and gracefully lifted a black backpack from the seat. She delicately unzipped the bag and pulled out a box of vibrantly colored clay paints. She carefully selected a few shades and gently applied them to her cheeks. Her already delicate and charming face gradually lost its original contours under the veil of color.

After completing this "transformation," Tian Tian took out a small mirror and looked at herself in the mirror, a satisfied smile on her lips, as if she was quite pleased with her "disguise." Then, she carefully checked every item in the backpack again, making sure everything was ready, and then she put the backpack firmly on her shoulders.

As the rear door slid shut, Haozi's worried face came into view. Tian Tian smiled softly, patted Haozi's shoulder gently, and said soothingly, "Don't worry. You, the big sister, are always so steady. You're only in here looking for someone, not causing any trouble. Really, there's no need to worry too much."

Haozi wanted to say something but stopped himself. Tian Tian's subtle look immediately silenced him, and all his worries turned into silent gaze.

"Anyway, you should be careful. I'll be here for three days. If you don't return by then, don't blame me for forcing my way in with my brothers."

Haozi said to Tian Tian with a serious face and a solemn look that he was not talking nonsense. If he did not see Tian Tian again after three days, he would really take action at all costs.

Tian Tian gave a reassuring smile, then turned lightly and looked around again, her eyes seeming to engrave every detail of the rainforest in her mind. Then, she flashed, like a forest elf, and swooped into the rainforest, instantly blending into the hazy mist, leaving only a faint trace of her figure.

At that moment, a clear gunshot suddenly rang out from deep within the rainforest, startling Haozi so much that he trembled all over. He turned around abruptly, his gaze fixed on the direction of the gunshot. Fortunately, the sound wasn't coming from Tian Tian's path, and he breathed a sigh of relief, his nervousness slightly reduced.

Tian Tian, ​​who had just entered the rainforest, was startled by the sudden gunshot. Instinctively, she dove sideways and nimbly hid in a clump of low, dense bushes, her body pressed close to the ground, as if blending in with nature, perfectly concealing her tracks. Only when she was sure the enemy wasn't coming for her did she carefully emerge, crouching and carefully continuing to run forward.

The jungle air after the rain, filled with the freshness of earth and vegetation, also presented a new challenge. The leaves were covered in shimmering water droplets, like countless tiny pearls, making every step incredibly difficult. Tian Tian's clothes were quickly soaked by the pervasive moisture, clinging tightly to her skin, causing an indescribable discomfort. However, in this life-or-death moment, she forgot these minor discomforts. Following the route on the map in her memory, she quietly infiltrated the Wangtian tribe.

The moment the gunshots rang out, Lin Tao knew he had been exposed. He was actually quite pleased with his men; he had been away from the main force for only a day, and they had already discovered his whereabouts.

"What a bunch of idiots! They've exposed themselves so rashly. Are they just hoping to die quickly?"

Lin Tao muttered to himself, a helpless yet complex smile curling up at the corner of his mouth. However, this thought did not slow his pace in the slightest. He continued to follow his carefully planned escape route, galloping through the maze of dense forest and night like a wild horse, each step in time with a predetermined rhythm, leaving no time for respite.