What Chen Rou described was a cruel history that Chen Ke was unwilling to accept.
She began: "On the night of the nineteenth, another possibility was that the kidnapped Chen Rou would die at Anilao Port, while Sanmao Factory, Li Xia's daughter, the other Chen Rou, would survive. However, Song Yuanchao, who was lurking in Anilao, would die, and the first batch of ICPO sent by the South China Sea to the Philippines would also perish due to a mid-air plane explosion, resulting in the failure of the ICPO mission. Your mission would then shift to secretly protecting patriotic businessmen in Hong Kong, which you would complete in a year, but you were destined never to see your daughter. Because it was the era of Reform and Opening Up, and without large-scale eradication operations, Ghost-head Chang's drug-trafficking syndicate would infiltrate the Mainland ahead of time, and your brother-in-law, Li Gang, would be one of the thousands of speculators jumping into the business tide. You would discover him and his accomplices trafficking drugs and be brutally murdered by them."
As Chen Rou spoke these words, Chen Ke tried to refute and interrupt her several times because he felt it wasn't true and couldn't possibly happen, but in the end, he closed his mouth.
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