The Female Lead Decides to Act Wickedly
Chapter 476 - 204 Scum of Spy Literature (Part 8)

Chapter 476: Chapter 204 Scum of Spy Literature (Part 8)

He gave away a luxury mansion, plus ten gold bars.

He Tiantian and Sugawara Ichiro’s relationship was no longer just that of simple relatives but had become a much more intimate community of interest.

Major Sugawara provided support for He Tiantian, while she, in turn, helped him amass wealth.

This was an understanding that needed no words, yet they both knew it all too well.

The next day, when he went to the Shadow Organization again, Sugawara Ichiro specifically drove a car to pick up He Tiantian en route.

Entering the courtyard, in the presence of everyone coming and going, He Tiantian alighted from the back seat of the car, then courteously opened the door for Sugawara Ichiro, holding his military hat and taking his saber.

Her subservient demeanor resembled that of a servant tending to her master.

But those who saw this scene understood one thing: Sugawara Haojie, the useless wretch, had really latched onto Major Sugawara’s coattails!

Henceforth, no one dared to bully or treat with disdain this salted fish who was good for nothing but greed for money.

Of course, this "no one" was limited to the Shadow Organization’s traitor spies.

The real devils of some distinction still didn’t think much of Sugawara Haojie.

However, as things stood, He Tiantian was quite satisfied.

She had smoothly become the person with the most freedom within the Shadow Organization, more conveniently gathering intelligence and continually extorting those traitors and spies.

In just a few days, the safe hidden in the study by the former owner was filled to the brim.

While He Tiantian was busy fleecing traitors and the "traitor" merchants of their wool, Qu Anni was anxiously waiting—

Their frontline leaders, after discussion, decided to take action this evening.

They planned to damage the inn’s circuit breaker in advance, with three or four Red Party agents disguised as plumbers and electricians to pretend to repair the circuits, using this as an excuse to infiltrate the inn.

But the operatives of the action team were rather vigilant, heightening their alertness the moment the inn lost power.

In the darkness, under the hazy moonlight, a fierce battle ensued between the two sides.

The Red Party warriors were fearless, but they were outnumbered and had limited ammunition.

The action team had more than a dozen men, well-armed, creating a significant disparity in power.

It was only because the Red Party agents fought desperately, and the operatives were too afraid to die, hesitating in their actions, that the standoff began.

That afternoon, He Tiantian noticed something off about Qu Anni’s mood, which was constantly anxious.

With just a little thought, she guessed why.

She carefully observed Qu Anni’s behavior and discovered that around six o’clock, she started to stand unconsciously by the window, her eyes gazing southwest.

Having visited Binjiang Inn, He Tiantian of course knew that this inn was located to the southwest of their residence.

So—

He Tiantian made the excuse of going out to buy cigarettes, tucked away the handgun she had copied from the local thug Seo Si, and silently blended into the night.

She had scouted the terrain in advance, found a secluded path, charged up her Qi Fortune Dantian, and in a blink, her figure vanished at the entrance of the alley.

She sprinted at full speed, and upon her arrival at Binjiang Inn, she heard a succession of gunshots.

Thank goodness!

She had made it just in time!

He Tiantian arrived at the back courtyard, took a moment to catch her breath, then stomped her foot with force, leaping onto the wall.

She firmly grasped at the wall’s crevices and climbed like a rock climber until she reached the second-floor balcony.

Next, she flipped into room 207, a location she had scoped out in advance.

The room was pitch-black.

But aided by the dim moonlight, He Tiantian, with her extraordinary six senses, immediately caught sight of the quivering traitor hiding behind the door with a stool in hand.

"Zhang Feng!"

He Tiantian kept her voice low, issuing a soft call.

The figure jolted in shock, instinctively responding with an "Ah!"

Good, she had identified the right person!

He Tiantian, who had wandered around the Shadow Organization, had indeed found a confession by a Red Party traitor named Zhang Feng on Lv Yaohua’s desk.

The confession mentioned a high-ranking Red Party agent named Flame hidden within the Shadow Organization and his contact, Swan Goose.

Being familiar with the plot, He Tiantian certainly knew who Flame and Swan Goose were.

She was also quite sure the person hidden in room 207 of Binjiang Inn was the Red Party traitor.

Yet, deep down, she still harbored a sliver of hope and did not want to wrongly accuse a comrade.

Multiple pieces of evidence proved that this person named Zhang Feng had indeed betrayed the revolution, and only then did He Tiantian reluctantly decide to act!

After Zhang Feng responded, He Tiantian didn’t say another word and shot him with a raised hand.

Bang!

The bullet hit Zhang Feng right between the eyes.

It had to be said, the gun gift package sold at Dian Niang Mall was truly awesome.