Liu Tao sat dumbfounded on the sofa for over ten minutes. After calming her emotions a bit, she didn't try to persuade Luo Jun to return to Shanghai again. Instead, she went upstairs to change into clean clothes, combed her hair, washed her face, and then began cleaning the house.
Luo Jun was sitting in the living room, reading the newspaper.
It was quite rare as he wasn't reading a novel but the current political news. There were key terms circled with a pen on the newspaper, mostly about the war conditions, floods, droughts, epidemics, and some missing person notices tucked in the corners.
Qin Huai stood beside Luo Jun, glanced at the newspaper and realized that Luo Jun was indeed not exaggerating. According to the paper, except for the unfrequented remote areas, there was really no absolutely safe place these days.
In this era, unfrequented remote areas, in a certain sense, represented insecurity.
