The real fortune is not lost, change the start to train the dog

Chapter 524 New Puppy

Zhang Aiwen also advised, "It's not too bad to see a person clearly through one thing. Fortunately, there was no danger today. If we can break up when we go back, then break up. The next one will be better..."

"That's right!" Zhao Jiajia said, "Don't come to this kind of place to seek excitement in the future. How can this be exciting? It's pure shock!!!"

"No, wuwuwu, I won't come again..." Yu Wen cried breathlessly, "Please don't tell my mother..."

"Hey!" Zhao Jiajia was shocked. "We haven't lived long enough!!! Don't keep talking about it, or she'll call you soon!"

The few people who survived the disaster chatted for a while, and when they saw Bai Yuan coming towards them from afar, they quickly left the carriage and stood up to greet him:

"Bai Yuan, thank you so much today. Fortunately, you are here, otherwise something terrible would have happened."

"It's okay, it's just a piece of cake." Bai Yuan said indifferently, and then raised his eyes to look at Zhao Jiajia, "Are you hurt?"

"No." Zhao Jiajia retracted her right hand and hid the gauze wrapped around it behind her back. "When they saw that I was determined to fight to the death, they were all intimidated and didn't dare to act rashly. You came so quickly, it was really just in time. It's such a long way... Did you fly here with wings?"

Bai Yuan caught a glimpse of Zhao Jiajia's little action from the corner of his eye. Seeing that she had no intention of saying anything, he understood and did not ask any more questions. "Let's go to the hospital for a checkup later. Send the bill to the hotel owner. He should pay for it."

After saying that, she looked at Yu Wen, whose eyes were red and swollen as big as walnuts from crying.

Seeing Bai Yuan looking at her, Yu Wen's heart was shocked, and then she lowered her head in shame.

Everything that happened today was caused by her. Even if Bai Yuan and others took their anger out on her and scolded her, she deserved it.

Yu Wen had already prepared herself mentally to be blamed by Bai Yuan.

However, the expected sermon did not happen. What happened was just Bai Yuan's words:

"Don't blame yourself too much, it's not your fault."

Yu Wen suddenly looked up and looked at Bai Yuan in disbelief.

Bai Yuan said slowly:

"No one can stay clear-headed forever. Everyone has times when they can't judge people clearly. It's not that we want this to happen, but they are too good at disguising themselves and using all kinds of methods to gain trust. The fault is not with the deceived people, but with the deception itself. You are also a victim and an implicated party. In any case, you should not be the first to blame and look for the reasons on the victims."

The reason why she came to such a place was because she was instigated by the senior she admired.

The reason why she trusted her senior was because she was sincere to someone who cared about her. There was nothing wrong with being sincere, but the wrong thing was that this person happened to be a scumbag.

The reason why she was harassed and targeted by bad guys in the bar was not because she went to the bar, nor because of her clothes or words and deeds, nor because of who she was with or what she did.

It is because those who rely on their gender, body shape, strength and power to do evil are not worthy of being called human beings.

She just happened to bump into it.

As long as evil people exist, even if it is not her, there will be Zhang Wen, Zhao Wen, Wang Wen, and Liu Wen who will be entangled by evil people and encounter the same thing as what happened today.

If the evil ones are not eliminated, there will always be a steady stream of victims.

The "victim blaming theory" is a process rather than a result in which the police and relevant personnel divide responsibilities and "trace the source". This kind of judgment behavior that assumes the victim's negligence and doubts the victim's innocence has essentially deviated from the scope of the "victim blaming theory". Although they sound similar, their essence is completely opposite to the purpose and motivation of the "victim blaming theory".

It is to prevent the occurrence of unjust, false, and wrongful convictions or extenuating circumstances in specific circumstances and cases.

This is a method of handling cases, not an accusation or criticism from the public.

A hits B. It may be that A took the initiative to provoke the trouble, or it may be that B has been committing domestic violence or bullying A for a long time, causing A to become unbearable and retaliate.

Nothing is absolute, nothing is black or white.

Apart from the handling personnel, ordinary people should focus more on the perpetrators rather than the victims. The first thing they should think about is what kind of evil deeds the perpetrators have done, rather than what the victims have done to cause the evil deeds. They should not excessively attribute all their doubts to the "victim-blaming theory."

As for Zhao Jiajia...

She could be called foolish or reckless for standing up for her companions when her own safety could not be guaranteed, but what should be praised more is her courage and determination to stand up for her companions in times of crisis.

Compared to the senior who ran away first due to lack of knowledge, the senior who turned a blind eye to the girl in trouble and quickly drew a line between himself and his friends who also ran away very fast.

The humanity and personal charm that Zhao Jiajia displayed when she single-handedly saved her companions in a critical moment shined a thousand times brighter than theirs.

It should not be advocated or encouraged, but it should not be belittled either.

We should not attack her behavior with words like "She went there even though she knew it was dangerous, she deserves to die." When you see someone stepping forward without regard for her own safety, a normal person's first reaction should be "She is so brave."

It is really worthwhile to see a person clearly through one thing.

Some people desert at critical moments, while others stand up with nothing in their hands.

A person of high character is appreciated by people.

Anyone with a discerning eye should know who they should make close friends with in the future.

"Bai Yuan, I..." Yu Wen's eyes turned red again after hearing Bai Yuan's words. She wanted to say something, but the words were stuck in her throat. She was drowned by the bitterness and couldn't speak for a long time.

In the end, all my words turned into just three heavy words: "Thank you."

But this friendship will always leave a hot mark in my heart.

Bai Yuan smiled faintly, and said nothing more, only instructed:

"When I get back from the hospital, I'll take a shower and have a good sleep. I'll be the same as before when I wake up tomorrow."

Hearing these familiar words, Yu Wen nodded heavily, and she had already slowly made plans about what to do and how to do it next.

Yu Wen, Zhang Aiwen and Zhao Jiajia were sent to the ambulance and watched as they left the scene and drove to the nearest hospital.

There is only one thing left to deal with today.

After Zhao Jiajia's reminder, Bai Yuan also remembered that he had temporarily requisitioned the traffic police's car when he came.

Although they had arrived at their destination, the traffic police remembered that Bai Yuan had left her own car on the duty section when she came.

On the one hand, I was worried that they would go back too late and wouldn’t be able to find a car to take.

On the other hand, for such a big thing as temporarily borrowing a police car, someone has to come forward to explain to the superiors and take the responsibility.

Otherwise, it would be hard to justify their words as they are both away from work and absent from work.

Therefore, the police car of the traffic police brigade is still parked at the intersection where they came from, actively giving way to the police car of the public security department that came to handle the case.

At this time, Bai Yuan wanted to thank them and go back to the bureau to explain the situation, so as not to let the people under him take responsibility and receive disciplinary punishment.

There were three traffic policemen who came with the car. Sect Leader Bai Yuan had already taken the first batch of takeout and was about to distribute it to the entourage. He took out three cups of coffee and midnight snacks, walked to the police car with the things in his hand, and knocked on the window.

It was already late at night, and the three people inside were leaning against the car door taking a nap.

Hearing the sound, the older traffic policeman in the driver's seat yawned, unlocked the door, woke up his colleague in the passenger seat, and said to the rookie in the back of the car:

"Xiao Xie, open the car door."

"Yeah." The young traffic policeman responded.

He was not asleep yet and woke up when Bai Yuan just walked to the car door. He had already manually unlocked the rear door and was now opening the car door.

The car door opened, and Bai Yuan did not rush to get in. Instead, he stood there and handed three meals to the car, saying seriously:

"Thanks to you for driving tonight, I was able to arrive on time and nothing irreversible happened."

"It's just a piece of cake. Isn't that what traffic police do? It's our duty to serve the people," said the veteran traffic policeman in the driver's seat.

After hearing what the senior said, the young traffic policeman in the back seat reached out to take the lunch box from Bai Yuan. After thanking him, he distributed it to the seniors and asked in a casual tone:

"What's going on in there? There are so many police officers here, is it a big case?"

"We're finishing it up." Bai Yuan said briefly without saying much.

The young traffic policeman seemed to be interested in this matter and asked further:

"Provoking trouble? Fighting? Or..." Sensitively sensing the barely perceptible smell of blood that Bai Yuan brought over, he boldly guessed, "Murder—"

"Xie Zong!" The old traffic policeman interrupted him and said, "Don't cause trouble for others. Some cases cannot be discussed privately. Don't break their rules."

Then, he turned around and smiled apologetically at Bai Yuan, "Don't be surprised, he usually likes criminal investigation and handling cases. This is his first time to encounter a live version, so he is a little curious. You just do your thing and don't bother him."

Hearing this, Bai Yuan asked back, "Then you should be a criminal police officer. Why did you join the traffic brigade?"

The old traffic policeman felt sorry for him and said, "He has no faults. He was transferred here."

Bai Yuan heard a hidden meaning in these two short sentences, so he didn't ask any more questions. He just nodded slightly and got back to the point:

"We'll have to deal with this for a while. You guys can eat first and wait until we have some manpower available—"

As she spoke, she shifted her gaze from the old traffic policeman to the young traffic policeman in front of her named Xie Zong. While thinking, she looked at his face. It was the first time tonight that she faced up to another person's appearance.

Now, when his eyes met the other person's, his gaze paused slightly, and his voice stopped abruptly, and naturally there was no follow-up.

The adult male in front of him named Xie Zong had an extremely handsome face. The angular yet slightly soft lines and high nose bridge added a bit of heroic spirit to his face.

He had a faint and friendly smile on his face, and his deep eyes sparkled brightly like obsidian, and deeper in his eyes there was a hint of calmness and clarity that comes from having seen a lot, as if he had the ability to see through people's hearts and the essence behind the fog.

The thick black hair is neatly trimmed and the slightly broad forehead adds a bit of maturity and stability of an adult.

He was wearing a clean and tidy traffic police uniform, and even when sitting in the car, it was not difficult to see that he had an upright posture.

Overall, her appearance is above average. Compared with the people Bai Yuan knows, she can catch up with Xue Ze and Wen Yiche. Even if she stands next to Qin Lingzheng, the gap will not be too big.

But just...

A hint of doubt flashed in Bai Yuan's eyes.

——The temperament is too ordinary.

very common.

Very ordinary.

There is a sense of déjà vu as if a fine work of art was simply and roughly stuffed into a deformed courier box.

It’s not that he is like an ordinary passerby and has no presence, but compared with this face, he is really not outstanding and has a down-to-earth feeling.

Some of them are too mismatched.

Or it shouldn't be so gentle and harmless.

In Bai Yuan's first impression, based on stereotype, he always felt that someone with such a face should not be so ordinary.

If only there were a little more...

Bai Yuan looked into Xie Zong's ink-black eyes, and saw that due to being stared at for a long time, doubt, confusion, innocence and questioning gradually appeared in his eyes.

The sense of disharmony deepened again.

She always felt that she had seen this face somewhere.

But if I have to say it, I really can't remember it. The more I look at it, the more I think it's an illusion. No matter how many more times I look at it, it still looks familiar.

Because he couldn't figure it out, Bai Yuan frowned slightly.

Whenever this happened, she missed her eldest cousin Bai Ou especially.

If he were here, he would definitely be able to tell what the problem is at a glance with his eyes that are more accurate than facial recognition system scans.

So what is it?

Xie Zong felt a little uncomfortable after being stared at by Bai Yuan for such a long time.

He recalled the names he had heard others call Bai Yuan, and asked tentatively:

"Miss Bai...? What's wrong..."

Because Bai Yuan felt that his gaze was always on his eyes, Xie Zong raised his hand and rubbed them twice, but he didn't feel that there was anything in his eyes or anything stuck to them.

"You..." Bai Yuan spoke hesitantly.

The old traffic policeman in the front row saw that Bai Yuan was staring at Xie Zong and couldn't move his eyes away. He laughed twice and said half-jokingly:

"He has no girlfriend, he's single."

Another traffic policeman sitting in the passenger seat also joined in the fun:

"This is the most handsome guy in our traffic police team. Hahaha, if you like looking at him, just look at him for a while. You can add each other on WeChat later to get to know each other. Don't you young people believe in free love? If you like someone, just be together. There's nothing to be embarrassed about. Xie Zong, what are you doing standing there? Take out your phone."

After hearing what his colleague said, Xie Zong regained consciousness and came back to his senses from his previous dazed state.

After realizing what they were talking about, a trace of helplessness flashed in his eyes. He avoided Bai Yuan's gaze, even avoiding him deliberately, and said to his colleague:

"Okay, it's obvious that he's still a student. It would be inappropriate to continue talking."

He apologized to Bai Yuan again:

"Sorry, they're just joking, don't take it seriously."

Bai Yuan smiled, indicating that he didn't mind, and then explained:

"I'm seventeen."

The traffic policeman in the front row obviously didn't expect that Bai Yuan was actually of school age, or even underage. He looked at her in astonishment, and confirmed several times before apologizing awkwardly:

"Excuse me, little girl. We thought you were just young because you were so smart and experienced. I didn't expect you to be a student... You are in the second year of high school, right? You will take the college entrance examination next year?"

Bai Yuan: “I’m a freshman.”

"Where do you study?"

"Haiqi University."

"Oh my!" The traffic policeman sighed repeatedly after hearing this. When he looked at Bai Yuan again, he also showed a little more respect for the top student, "Top student, this girl is really amazing."