Chapter 118: To alert the snake

When we returned to Dahe Village, it was completely dark.

The lights in the police room were on again.

I stopped the car, went over and leaned against the window, looked at Lao Cao, who was pouring himself some food and drinking, and asked, "You have been guarding the shop lately. Do you sleep here every night?"

"Have you had dinner? Let's order some together."

Lao Cao took the initiative to invite me.

I smiled and said, "Oh, don't blame me for speaking poorly. As the old saying goes, a weasel greeting a chicken for the New Year is unkind. You are so polite, which makes me feel a little scared. If you have anything to say, just say it. I’ll have a good idea first, and then I’ll talk about eating and drinking.”

Lao Cao drank another drink silently and said, "I delivered the things. He said he would treat you to a drink later."

I couldn't help but raise my eyebrows, "Why is this still stuck?"

Lao Cao sighed and said, "He arranged