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He was certain that he was about to break free from the ice Blue\'s control.

As long as he didn\'t come into contact with the blue ice, he would be fine.

If he came into contact with it again, his withdrawal symptoms would relapse, and he would probably never be able to get rid of it in his lifetime.

Jack comforted mu Yuan and put him to sleep.

There was news from Myanmar that Lehmann had disappeared.

When the agent in charge of contacting him sent back the news, it was late at night. Christmas had not passed yet, and the streets were filled with a lively atmosphere. There had been no reply from Lehmann for three hours.

According to the agreed time, Lehmann should have contacted the agents three hours ago, but after the time had passed, there was no news of Lehmann at all. They waited for three hours and sensed that something was wrong, so they immediately reported it to Jack.

"Did he say anything in his last message?"

"There\'s nothing unusual about the news. " The agent asked,"major, do we need to send another person over?"

"I\'ll go personally!"

This was a private matter and not within their scope of business. If something happened, Jack had to deal with it personally. It was best if Lehmann was safe. If something happened, this matter would be serious.

It was not the first time that Jack had encountered such a troublesome matter, but he had his concerns now. Mu Yuan\'s physical condition was not stable, and he needed someone to look after him and help him quit drugs.

It had to be someone that mu Yuan trusted.

Lehmann’s matter could not be delayed. No matter how distressed he was, he informed the helicopter to come over and woke mu Yuan up. He briefly explained the situation. " Who do you believe? I will inform him to come over to accompany you in your drug rehabilitation. "

"I’ll go to Myanmar with you." Mu Yuan said that most of the time, he could control the poison by himself. If he could control it, it would not be a problem to get someone to look after him. However, he was also concerned about he Chunwang\'s matters. Furthermore, Jack arranged for someone to save he Chunwang because of him. " I was very uncomfortable when the poison acted up today. There was a period of time where I lost my rationality. However, although I felt uncomfortable later on, I gradually could control it. I ... Was just acting coquettishly to make you feel more sorry for me. It\'s actually not that serious. "

Jack could not tell if he was telling the truth or lying. Mu Yuan said, " I won’t cause you any trouble. You can be more at ease if you see me with your own eyes. Will you be at ease if someone else is watching you? "

When he was poisoned, other than Jack, who had a heart of stone, no one could withstand his plea. If he was released by a single mistake, all his efforts would have been in vain.

Jack also understood this, and it was because of this that he felt it was troublesome.

"I\'m not afraid that you\'ll cause any trouble if you follow me to Myanmar. I\'m just afraid that you\'ll come into contact with blue ice again. If that happens, all our efforts will be in vain. " Jack said,"the land is dangerous. You didn\'t get infected willingly. If you do it again, I\'m afraid you really won\'t be able to quit."

"I\'ll be careful. If someone wants to deal with me, you can leave me alone in the town. If they take advantage of the poison and plot against me, will you be at ease? If you\'re worried about anything other than being right under your nose, then bring me along. "

p Jack was finally convinced.

He had considered many situations. If someone really had the intention to plot against him, mu Yuan would be in the small town. If he was not there to look after him, and he was accidentally injected again, he would regret it. It would be better to bring him along.

They boarded the plane and packed their luggage.

Along the way, Jack talked to him about the Liu He gang\'s situation and suggested that mu Yuan let the Chinese armed police and special forces intervene instead of sending the anti-drug police to their deaths.