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Chapter 3: Sisterhood and Childly Infatuation [Act 2] Shocking Change (3)

Even if Xu Pingjun retains all the fists and feet of Hu Ruotong during his lifetime, it is impossible to subdue all those Gestapo and secret agents. So what did her friend do to get out safely?

Xu Pingjun pursed his lips and smiled, quietly glanced at the indicator light outside the bathroom, and deflected the conversation: "Although there is no one in there, the smell of smoke is still very choking, do you want to 'passive smoking'?" ”

"But—" Yuwei glanced at the place and was about to ask. saw Christina rushing out of the crowded crowd, interrupted Yuwei's inquiry at the right time, opened her arms and hugged her tightly for a moment, and couldn't help complaining: "The train will arrive at Berlin Station in five hours, don't run around." After saying that, he took their hands and returned to the carriage.

As soon as Christina turned around, the two Chinese girls tacitly raised their eyebrows and looked at each other - there are still five hours? What a long time! But as soon as you get off the train and leave Berlin train station, you're truly safe and sound. (hua.advertisement)

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In a carriage not far from here, in the face of the Gestapo's questioning, the scruffy middle-aged man was always listless, sometimes yawning, tears flowing, and two filthy snots hanging from his nostrils - apparently another drug addiction!

"Sir, is this really the spy who blocked all those eavesdroppers?" A man with light brown hair on the left collar stared at him with wide eyes in confusion, looked at the young man beside him, and asked cautiously, "Look at his smoky face and depressed appearance, like what you call a 'spy from another country'?" ”

The man who was questioned glanced at the three stars inlaid with the collar badge on the left, snuffed out the cigarette butt impatiently, pointed to the adhesive tape, cigarette packet and Reichsmark on the desk, and sneered coldly at the new private, "After studying law at Heidelberg University for a few years, you want to put your qualifications in front of me?" Now that the evidence is there, what do you mean you want to speak for this damn bastard? ”

When the soldier saw that the commander was angry, his neck shrank, and he didn't dare to say anything more, he lowered his head to record, and let all kinds of doubts in his heart, but when he saw his boss like this, he didn't dare to ask about the doubts in his heart anymore.

"Really—what a wrong, sir." The opium ghost seemed to finally come to his senses, and waved his hands tremblingly, "I don't know what you just said about 'eavesdropping,' 'surveillance,' 'spy,' 'spy.' I beg you to spare me with great mercy, I just buy a few opiums on the black market from time to time to quench my addiction. He doesn't know anything else! ”

The man laughed loudly, straightened up, slowly approached the opium ghost, and suddenly drew a Walter P38 pistol, and pressed it against the tip of his nose, "Don't lie to me!" I'd like to ask you, lovely Pinocchio[67], how did you get so many Reichsmarks, and how much could you win at one roulette? After lighting those atikah cigarettes, it is clear that it smells of smoke in the bathroom, are you deceiving me that I don't understand tobacco!? Not to mention the scarcity of tobacco at the moment[68], how did you get it? There is also a tape specially used to plug the bugging, why is it in your hands? And there's only your fingerprints on it!? What's more—" he forced his gaze at the opium ghost, his voice becoming colder, "you just said 'Fangcai,' so you're actually very awake and haven't been sleepy at all, have you?" ”

Exegesis:

[67] Pinocchio: The protagonist of Pinocchio, a puppet who likes to lie. But every time I lie, my nose grows longer. It was published in Italy in 1880 by Carlo Collodi and is considered one of the classics of children's literature.

[68] Tobacco scarcity: When Nazi Germany was written, most of the tobacco was imported, and Hitler vigorously banned smoking, and Himmler did not like to smoke, so cigarettes were rarely circulated in the market. It is generally provided for soldiers at the front to kill time or to stop bleeding. Because when nicotine enters the body, it promotes blood vessel constriction and blood clotting. German citizens who wanted to smoke cigarettes or low-ranking SS officers often exchanged candy for tobacco on the black market.

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