"Ye Wu, do you really want to leave?" Wa Da asked her.
"Mm, I don't want to stay here, not even for a minute. Wa Da, we were once trained by the base like this, do you think I should resign myself to being dealt with by the country this way? I really haven't done anything wrong." Ye Wu's eyes suddenly reddened.
Wa Da really couldn't stand seeing others cry.
Her heart softened.
In the future, at worst, she would roam the world with Ye Wu.
She nodded, suddenly just nodded.
Ye Wu broke into a smile through tears, "Thank you, Wa Da."
"Ye Wu." Wa Da's eyes shifted slightly, looking at the prison guard beside them, he whispered, "I'll handle this cop first, then we'll rush out. There's a black car parked to the right at the detention center's gate, we'll head straight for it."
Ye Wu nodded.
Wa Da took a deep breath, turned around, and stood up.
The guard, seeing that they had finished talking, walked over.
