I Get A Random New Occupation Every Week Chapter 2112: Love to the Bones

Chapter 2112: Love to the Bones

Editor: EndlessFantasy Translation

Standing behind the others, Ji Qingyan’s face turned pale. Before this moment, she hadn’t antic.i.p.ated something like this happening.

“He’s gone,” Ning Che said softly. “That’s Lin Yi’s style.”

Ji Qingyan staggered, and if it hadn’t been for Qi Xianzhao and Shen Tianzhuo supporting her from behind, she would have fallen to the ground.

“President Ji, don’t worry, we won’t let anything happen to Lin Yi,” Ning Che a.s.sured her.

“Once we reach a safe area, we’ll come back quickly. This matter will be pursued to the end!”

Ji Qingyan’s face remained ghostly pale, completely devoid of color.

“I don’t want to hear any other explanations. I don’t know exactly what you people do, but I just want Lin Yi to quit. I hope you all can agree to that.”

“This…”

Qiu Yuluo and Ning Che exchanged glances. They understood Ji Qingyan’s feelings.

No woman would want the man she loves to engage in dangerous activities.

“I’m sorry, President Ji,” Qiu Yuluo said. “We can’t make that decision, but I’ll report it to our superiors.”

Ji Qingyan sat weakly in a chair, holding her head with one hand. Her face was ashen.

She felt utterly exhausted.

Lin Yi’s situation was a constant mental torment for her.

Whether they were together or not, she only wanted Lin Yi to be safe.

She didn’t want him involved in dangerous things anymore, but unfortunately, reality always defied her wishes.

Seeing Ji Qingyan’s worn-out appearance, both women felt a pang of sympathy.

It seemed she loved Lin Yi deeply, down to her very bones.

Life presented challenge after challenge, obstacle after obstacle, but all she wanted was for that man to be safe.

“Let’s stop focusing on President Ji for now and figure out a way to return safely,” Ning Che said.

“That might be difficult,” Qiu Yuluo commented.

“Right now, we don’t have anywhere else to land, and with President Ji and the others...o...b..ard, we’ll have to head back to Huaxia to ensure their safety. Only then can we quietly return to Lundun. But that whole process will take at least 24 hours. By the time we get back, many things will likely already be decided.”

Ning Che had also considered what Qiu Yuluo mentioned, but she still couldn’t shake her unease.

“That plan won’t work. Think of another option,” Ning Che urged.

Her emotions were starting to fray, which was why her tone with Qiu Yuluo had grown sharper.

“You need to calm down. At this point, it’s the only option we have.”

Qiu Yuluo said firmly.

“You have to understand, our opponents are Freemasons. Their individual abilities and intelligence-gathering capabilities far surpa.s.s what we can imagine. Any small clue could expose our movements. Otherwise, Lin Yi wouldn’t have gone to such lengths.”

Ning Che remained silent. She knew the enemy they were facing was far more powerful than she had initially thought.

But it was precisely because of this that she was especially worried about Lin Yi.

“As for us, we’ll have to proceed step by step. But we can notify Chief Liu and have him send Tao Cheng over to lead a team and support Lin Yi.”

Ning Che nodded. “That’s the only option for now.”

“I’ll arrange that immediately, but you need to stay calm. Acting rashly will only cause things to go wrong.”

“I know. I’ve been doing this long enough.”

“Good.”

While the two were anxiously discussing their plan, Lin Yi, dressed in airport staff uniform, was carefully seeking out blind spots in the airport’s surveillance, blending into the night.

…

Meanwhile, in a suite on the seventh floor of a hotel.

Evans sat on the sofa, while Helice leaned against the fireplace. Both wore grim expressions.

They had pulled up the airport surveillance footage and spotted several key members of the Central Guard Brigade.

For them, this was not good news.

“I suspect Walker’s death wasn’t as straightforward as we initially thought. His ident.i.ty may have been exposed,” Evans said darkly.

“Judging by the current situation, that seems likely,” Helice replied, her face equally somber.

If Walker’s cover hadn’t been blown.

The Central Guard Brigade wouldn’t have appeared in London en ma.s.se.

Their presence here could only mean one thing!

Walker’s cover was blown!

They were here for revenge!

After all, the Freemasons had infiltrated the Central Guard Brigade first. With the brigade’s temperament, they wouldn’t let it slide. A collective confrontation was only to be expected.

“There’s something else I need to tell you,” Helice added.

“The fire near King’s Street Apartments has been investigated. It turns out it was a police car, and there were four bodies inside. By the time they were found, they were completely burned. I don’t need to explain further; you can guess what happened.”

“He must have killed those four police officers,” Evans said.

“Yes.”

“I expected as much. That was our oversight,” Evans said, his face stern.

“I think when he made a move on Lee Yongchul, it was to create this very opportunity for himself. And he succeeded. What’s worse is that the two of us were there, yet we were completely played by him.”

Helice’s expression s.h.i.+fted slightly. “It was indeed an oversight on our part, but you have to consider that we’re dealing with a Central Guard Brigade officer. His abilities are exceptional. It’s understandable that we didn’t foresee his plan,” she said.

“But now isn’t the time to dwell on that. We need to focus on what’s happening in London. With the Central Guard Brigade here, if we don’t act quickly, things could spiral out of control.”

“I’ve already thought about that…”

Evans began to say, but was interrupted by the ringing of his phone on the table.

Seeing the name on the screen, Evans answered the call.

“What’s happened?”

“Are you sure?”

“Alright, I understand.”

After a brief exchange, Evans hung up, and Helice looked at him curiously.

“What happened?”

“My men report that they spotted the Central Guard Brigade on airport surveillance. They said the whole team boarded a plane and left London.”

“What? They all left London?” Helice asked in disbelief.

“Yes, at least the important members did. That includes several senior executives from Lingyun Group. They all withdrew.”

“They left within just a few hours? That seems suspicious.”

“On the surface, yes, it seems odd. But if you look at it from another angle, it makes sense,” Evans said, his expression serious.

“What do you mean?”

“They might have realized the strength of the Freemasons and knew they weren’t a match. So they didn’t dare stay here and rushed back to Huaxia.”