An Zhe thought about it and found it was feasible. He didn’t live at home and could keep the doll temporarily stored there.

Boss Shaw patted him on the shoulder. “You can do it.”

Then he quickly left to catch the train. However, it turned out that it wasn’t possible.

District 6 was a circular area and Buildings 12 and 117 weren’t far away. This was why Boss Shaw was certain that he could bring it home. However, the doll was solid and couldn’t be considered light. He dragged this huge box at the speed of a turtle and slowly moved down the road. By the time he reached Building 117, it was completely dark.

There were indistinct shadows everywhere and the outline of the building could only be seen thanks to the aurora. An Zhe felt hopeless as he stood at the door of the building and thought about climbing to the fifth floor. This thing was really heavy. An Zhe desperately turned around, no longer facing the dark staircase. He planned to stop first and rest for a while.

There was a burning breath behind him and he was suddenly held by a man.

“An Ze!”

It was Josie’s voice.

“I saw you through the window and came down immediately.” Josie hugged him tightly. “Where have you been? Why did you only come back now? Why didn’t you tell me? I’ve been looking for you?”

He gasped as he continued, “You must not leave anymore. Where have you been?”

Boss Shaw was right. Josie regarded An Ze as his personal belonging.

Thus, An Zhe calmly told him, “Please let go.”

Not only did Josie not let An Zhe go, he tightened his arms instead. Josie asked, “Are you angry with me?”

An Zhe hadn’t spoken yet when he whispered again, “I was wrong. I apologize to you, I apologize as much as possible. An Ze, I love you.”

An Zhe, “……”

Boss Shaw was right again. Josie really wanted to sleep with An Ze.

An Zhe told him, “Thank you, I have someone.”

“Are you really angry?” Josie smiled. “When you are angry, you like to deliberately anger me.”

An Zhe was really tired of this human. He struggled to get free but was forcibly turned around by Josie. “Look at me, An Ze.”

Bang!

A shot rang out. Josie was stunned. He reflexively let go of An Zhe and looked around.

An Zhe also followed the source of the sound and saw a person standing in the shadow of the black buildings. This person had just fired a shot at the sky before approaching this place. Slender and tall, it was a figure he was extremely familiar with.

Only military personnel could legally carry guns in the city. Among all the branches of the military, there was only one person who could shoot at will.