Lawyer Hu took the gun and shook it in front of Helen. Helen understood what she meant, that is, to be obedient herself. Helen knows that now is not the time to fight hard, even if she can win or kill Lawyer Hu, but there are so many people under Ah Wei, just a few of them, and she is not an opponent.

The only thing that can be done now is to brake patiently and wait patiently for the situation to change or turn around. In addition, Helen felt that Lawyer Hu would not have been able to find Martin under any circumstances.

I saw clearly on TV just now that Martin was at the scene of the Payao bombing. This place is 108,000 miles away from Bangkok, how can it be said that they can find it, not to mention that lawyer Hu and they should not know where Martin is now.

The two of them had just walked out of the villa gate when Alan arrived. He and Lawyer Hu muttered on the side for a while, and then walked over and said to Helen, you come with me. Lawyer Hu still has something to do.

Helen doesn't matter, in her opinion, it's the same with everyone. Anyway, it's all Ah Wei's people, this Ah Wei, since he saw himself, seems to be hiding and hasn't appeared.

After getting into Allen's car, Helen couldn't help but ask, what has Ah Wei been busy with lately?

Alan didn't speak, he glanced at the mirror on the right side of the car, accelerated, and drove onto a highway.

Helen couldn't help but be a little confused at this moment, this, is this going to leave Bangkok, where to go?

Alan saw Helen's doubts and said, this time I will take you to a beautiful scenic spot.

Helen couldn't help but wonder, why did Alan still have the heart to play with him at this point? But she didn't want to ask too much, so she could only close her eyes and recuperate.

The car drove very fast, and gradually Helen became dazed and sleepy.

Passing by a highway rest area, Alan turned in. He drove the car to the gas station to refuel it, and Helen woke up.

Alan asked her if she wanted to go to the bathroom, and Helen had just that. She pulled the door open and prepared to get out of the car.

At this moment, she suddenly saw a black Porsche Cayenne driving past her, presumably also to refuel, but the people had already refueled and were slowly driving out of the gas station.

There was a man sitting in the passenger seat of the car, and it was the son of the drug dealer.

Helen was too familiar with him, and there was still a deep-sea blood feud between them. He, along with his father, nearly killed Helen and Lee.

Helen thought to herself, I've been looking for you for a long time, but I didn't expect to meet here. She hurried down to find Alan and told him that there was a Porsche ahead of him and that he must chase after it, and that there was an important person in it, related to the box.

Alan had just gone into the gas station studio to find the staff to prepare for refueling, and he didn't see any Porsche at all. But hearing Helen say this, he was also very anxious, but there was only a little bit of gas left in their car, and if they chased it, the car would definitely break down before they reached the next rest area.

Helen was so anxious that she stomped her feet, but there was no way, she came out of the toilet and went to the restaurant in the rest area with Alan to find something to eat, all the way she was not in a high mood and had a gloomy face.

Seeing this, in order to liven up the atmosphere, Alan deliberately teased her and said, don't worry too much, I'll tell you a joke.

It was said that there were 12 people stuffed in a van, and a passenger who just came up said: You are overloaded, and you will be deducted a lot of points if you are caught! The driver turned around and sneered calmly: Deduct points, then you must have a driver's license! Suddenly, countless gasping voices filled the carriage. Another passenger asked, "Do you dare to drive without a driver's license?" The driver said: It's okay, the wine is strong and the bears are gallant, and I drank more than a pound and two pots at noon, what am I afraid of! Suddenly, only the breathing of the passengers could be heard in the car. Then another passenger asked, why don't you take a driver's license? Driver: I have more than 2,000 degrees of myopia, and my right leg is still prosthetic, how to take the test? The whole car was silent, and a passenger shouted, stop, I want to get off! The driver said, stop a fart, the brakes are already broken, grab the handrail, and go downhill!

Alan spoke eloquently, and Helen couldn't help but be amused by him.

Alan seized the opportunity, and he said courteously, Miss Helen, you are so beautiful, it's not good to frown all the time. You should always smile on your face, and only a smile is the most cost-effective.

Alan went on to say that when smiling, you need to mobilize sixteen facial muscles, mainly including: frontalis, occipital, orbicularis oculi, orbicularis oculi, levator lip muscle, levator angular muscle, zygomatic muscle, descending upper lip muscle, descending angular muscle, buccal muscle, laughing muscle, etc., while frowning requires the use of thirty-six muscles. In this way, it is more cost-effective to laugh.

Allen's humor made Helen feel a little relieved, but the thought of the drug dealer's son passing by himself still made Helen feel very uncomfortable.