2391: You've reincarnated into the wrong body

You've reincarnated into the wrong body

Jack's voice suddenly rose, scaring mu Yuan. Jack had always been self-disciplined and had a high level of emotional control. Even if he was extremely angry, he would not easily reveal it. Other than in front of mu Yuan, the number of times he lost his temper in front of mu Yuan could be counted with one's fingers. Mu Yuan had seen him lose his temper with others before. He did not need to roar or increase the volume. It naturally made people's hair stand on end.1

He had already reached the point where he did not need any body language to be able to exert pressure. Suddenly hearing Jack's angry shout, mu Yuan was a little stunned. Then, he remembered that when this person was studying Chinese literature, he had read some Taoist things and believed in the cycle of cause and effect.

There was a period of time when China and the United States cooperated, and the teams also had some communication. As a frontline agent, no matter which side it was, it was taboo to say inauspicious words before a mission or to the soldiers around them. It was an ominous sign.

Jack had never believed in such things. There was once when they had an argument, and mu Yuan cursed himself and asked,"will you be satisfied if I get shot and return to my country?"

In the end, mu Yuan really got shot during the mission. Although it was a stray bullet, it only scratched his skin. Later on, Jack became very wary of it.

Mu Yuan looked at his eyes that were filled with anger and cursed in his heart.

Am I Chinese or are you Chinese?

Are you that superstitious?

You've reincarnated into the wrong body!

Besides, what did he say wrong? Who could guarantee that every mission would be a success and that they would all retire in one piece? how many front-line special agents could retire successfully? they had all used their lives to carry out the mission.

If he was really careless one day and died somewhere, how would Jack know? perhaps ye Ling would be kind enough to tell him, but if ye Ling did not say, how was he going to know? it was unlike when they were dating, where they would call each other every three days or video call each other. Who could guarantee that they would have first-hand information? Jack was often in deep hiding. If he died one day, not only would he not know, even the Anderson family would not know where to find his body.

The more mu Yuan thought about it, the more upset he felt. Jack even lost his temper. He also lost his temper. He stared at Jack and refused to take a step back. Jack did not know whether to hit or scold him. He was extremely distressed.

"I didn't say anything wrong!"

"Shut up!"

Mu Yuan's stubborn temper flared up, and he did not apologize. Jack felt bad for a moment."It's already so difficult between us. Why do you have to say these heart-piercing words?"

"In the past, we were just trying to smooth things over. Everyone avoided talking about it. That's why we've come to this point." Mu Yuan said,"if we were to talk about everything openly, we might not have ended up like this."

If he had been braver and had made things clear to his family earlier and asked for their consent, it might have been different.

Mu Yuan knew that he had to bear more responsibilities.

If he could take care of his family, Jack would definitely be able to take care of his family.

But he couldn't do it!

He couldn't handle the stubborn general mu, and he couldn't be so selfish as to ignore the future of his brother, uncle, and father and put them in such a dangerous situation.

He would occasionally sulk, and he would also be angry at himself.

Mu Yuan also knew his limits. No one liked to hear these words, and he did not like to hear them either, so he simply did not say it. He was extremely depressed."I don't know what's wrong with me. I always like to say some harsh words in front of you."

"I understand," Jack wanted to hold his hand and give him some comfort, but he didn't do anything in the end.

Because you still treat me as your closest person, you're so unscrupulous.

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