1249: C1249 Fundraising of Affected Areas

C1249 Fundraising of Affected Areas

That night, lightning flashed, thunder roared, and a fierce wind blew, followed by a heavy rain.

The torrential rain did not stop until dawn.

Perhaps, this was the last madness of this summer.

After work in the morning, he heard news that several towns and villages in the northern mountains suffered tornadoes and hail last night. There was also a flash flood and mudslides that destroyed many houses. Of course, there were also many lives that disappeared from this world. As for how many people actually died, there were no accurate numbers.

Whether it was real or fake, all the leaders from all levels had personally come to the front line to direct the flood relief efforts. At the same time, the city had also called on all sectors of society to raise funds for the disaster area.

Since it was a part of the society, every unit in the city was naturally the first to bear the brunt. According to the arrangement in the city, the group would issue an emergency notice on the same morning, requesting the departments to mobilize their personnel to make an emergency donation for the affected area.

Although it was called a donation, it also had the nature of a planning instruction. From top to bottom, each person of the county level Subcounty leader would receive the lowest amount of 500 yuan, each member of the deputy department level would receive the lowest amount of 300 yuan, each person of the normal official system would receive the lowest amount of 200 yuan, each person of the appointment system would receive the lowest amount of 100 yuan, and each temporary worker would receive the lowest amount of 50 yuan.

In other words, in times of crisis, the leader was the one who led the way. In addition, this donation was a must. Although it was voluntary, it was a must. A minimum amount was set and there was no limit to it. Although it was not the limit, everyone seemed to understand the rules. They would not donate too much, and would not surpass their leader.

The group has issued a notice, separately down to the operation, the office, the administrative three committees, and then each system specific arrangements.

Upon receiving the notification, I didn't dare to be negligent. I first reported it to Qiu Tong, then immediately arranged for Cao Teng to notify the respective Operating Departments. I requested that they all collect the money for today.

Issuing Company's personnel were too scattered, using the method of centralization of the funds to be handed over on behalf of the company, and then deducted from the salary. At the same time, they gave everyone a notice and explanation.

After settling things, I let out a sigh of relief and went downstairs. I drove slowly out of the courtyard, ready to go out and do something. Wang Lin had something on at home today, so he asked for a leave of absence.

As they were leaving the gate, they suddenly heard the sound of sirens approaching from the street, followed by the sound of gunfire.

I stopped, stunned, just in time to see a silver van speeding past in front of me, followed by several police cars. Someone in the van was holding a gun out of the window and firing from behind.

I immediately recognized that this van is the one that Fourth Brother picked me up in his car last night!

Although the van was broken, it was still running quite fast. The glass of the car was stuck to the dark sun film, making it impossible to see how many people were in the car.

In the blink of an eye, the van and the police car sped away, and the gunfire continued.

I was stunned. F * ck, it must have been Faang Aiguo and the rest who had shot at them from the van during the gunfight between the police and soldiers in broad daylight.

Why did they have to fight the police in broad daylight? The sound of gunfire would surely attract more policemen. Would they be able to escape?

Without hesitation, I stepped on the gas and followed.

Soon I caught up with the police cars. Three of them were right behind the van, and I was right behind them.

There were also a lot of other social vehicles going around, so I didn't stand out as I followed the police cars.

Lights flashed, sirens wailed and gunshots screeched, and the scene of the bandit chase in Hong Kong movies and foreign films appeared.

At this moment, my mind is thinking on one hand, I can't let Faang Aiguo and the others fall into the hands of the police no matter what, I can't let them fall into the hands of the police, I can't be in any danger, I have to save them. At the same time, on the other hand, I have to avoid exposing myself.

There was a certain difficulty in achieving both.

But I have to do it.

Suddenly he saw the van turn into an alley and the police car followed.

This area is very familiar to me, it belongs to the old city district. This is the area where I delivered the newspapers back in the day. I can find the entrance and exit of every alley with my eyes closed.

I knew the alley was deep, with several criss-crossing alleys. The alley was neither wide nor narrow, and could accommodate a car.

Instead of following me in, I sped on, making a sharp right turn at a crossroad ahead, then headed for the exit of the alley.

As we drove, I rolled down the window.

When I pulled up to the alley exit, I saw that the van that was speeding down the narrow alley had suddenly stopped about two hundred meters from the exit. Four people jumped out of the van, one of them still holding the bag from last night and shooting backward while running along the wall.

The alley was very narrow, and the van was parked there, blocking the way. The police cars behind couldn't get past it. A group of policemen jumped down from the van and began to fight back.

I knew they were stopping to block the police cars that were chasing them.

They were right to do so, and they were on the right track. Otherwise, if they continued chasing like this, it would be unknown when they would reach their destination. Moreover, this crappy minivan definitely wouldn't be able to outrun those police cars.

They raced forward a few dozen meters, and I was about to call out to them when they suddenly turned left into another alley.

F * ck, they treated this fight in the alley like a battle in the jungle, so why were they running around?

I started the car and headed for the alley they had just turned into.

A couple of police cars came up and stopped at the mouth of the alley I had just left. They jumped out of the cars one by one and headed straight for the alley.

The situation was critical. The longer it took, the more policemen would come to participate in the war, and the worse the situation would be for them.

I was a little anxious and kept stepping on the gas pedal.

Just as they arrived at the entrance of the alleyway, they saw the four of them rushing out.

I slammed on the brakes and slowed down, but I didn't stop. I yelled, "Get in —"

They saw me and came straight at me, my car was moving forward at a steady speed, and they jumped forward, opened the door, threw their bags into the car, climbed in through the three doors, and then pulled the doors shut, and I sped up.

Although there were no pedestrians or vehicles around the mouth of the alley, I didn't go straight ahead, because I saw the flashing lights in the distance. It was obvious that there were police cars approaching.

Besides, I knew that if I drove straight ahead, even if the oncoming police cars didn't notice my car temporarily blocking me, the cops in the back alley would quickly rush out and find out that they had entered my car. They would even be able to remember the number of my car.

If the car number was remembered, then the trouble would be huge, and everything would be for naught.

While the police cars were not closing in and the cops in the back alley weren't chasing me yet, I swung the steering wheel to the right and drove straight into the next alley. I drove straight ahead for a few dozen meters, then turned left, sprinted forward for a while, and then right again.

After turning around and around, he still hadn't found any police officers chasing after him.

After countless turns, I finally emerged from the alleys of the old city and drove onto a bustling road. I didn't hesitate to rush into the crowded traffic, then climbed onto the tall platform and headed straight for the sea.

When we reached the seaside near Gold Beach, I stopped the car.

Damn, it's fine now. I looked around and heaved a sigh of relief. Then, I turned my head to look at the passenger seat. When I saw it, I was stunned.

Why is this person not Faang Aiguo, and not the other three of them?

He took a look at the rearview mirror, but didn't recognize any of the three people behind him.

During the time of emergency, he hadn't had the chance to carefully look at their faces. Now that he looked, he realized that all four of them were unfamiliar faces.

I was in a daze when they all laughed and reached for their faces.

F * ck, they took off their human skin masks.

Then I saw four familiar faces.

"F * ck, what are you guys doing?" "No," I said.

"Hehe, we've changed our appearances." Yang Xinhua said from behind.

"Disguise? You know this? It's so lifelike, I didn't even notice it at all. " "No," I said.1

"This is a basic subject of our special training, it's paediatrics, haha." Du Jianguo also laughed.

"Our masks are made from human skin, brought over from the Golden Triangle." Zhou Dajun's words gave me goosebumps all over my body.

"Heh heh, Brother Yi, today is truly a day of rain for you. He appeared at the critical moment. Otherwise, we really will have trouble. " Faang Aiguo, who was sitting in the front passenger seat, said with a smile.

"Coincidentally, I was just about to drive out when I saw you and the police chasing each other. Fortunately, you guys turned into this alley, and I was very familiar with the terrain of this area. Otherwise, we really are in big trouble. In the city, you guys won't be able to get away easily even if we were to engage in a firefight with the police. There are more and more police cars coming from all directions. " "No," I said.

"Even if we can't get away, they won't catch us alive." Faang Aiguo said.

"What do you mean?" "No," I said.

"If we feel we can't get away from being caught alive, we'll shoot ourselves before they catch us. Or, if one of us is injured and becomes a burden to the operation, either commit suicide or someone else will help him do it. " Faang Aiguo said casually.

I couldn't help but feel numb all over again.

"If we can't complete these two steps, then we still have one last step," Faang Aiguo said as he pointed to his collar. "We still have some cyanide we need to prepare. Even if we are caught, as long as we lower our heads and bite the collar, they won't be able to get us alive."

"Ah!" I couldn't help but cry out.

"If we don't succeed, then we will die. We can't let them catch us alive at any time. This is the most basic training rule we received. So, Brother Yi, actually, you don't have to worry about us getting caught alive." Faang Aiguo chuckled.

I was a little terrified in my heart, and said: "I think you should change your rules a little. This is a Hsinghai, not a Golden Triangle, and the nature of the opponent is different as well, I want to tell you this, firstly, none of you are allowed to commit suicide at any time, be it shooting or biting the collar. Secondly, none of you are allowed to help anyone complete their self-sacrifice at any time, regardless of whether or not you are injured, regardless of whether or not you are heavily injured."

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