The storm of electronic fraud, the day I was deceived into northern Myanmar

"Brother Lei..."

Agui limped into the office. When he smiled, the blisters on the left side of his face were squeezed together, making him look a little scary.

Previously, he was thrown into a leech pond by He Hong and imprisoned for four or five days, and almost died.

If I hadn't gone to He Keliang to admit my mistake at the last moment, he would have gone to report to the underworld by now.

After I got him out, I sent him to Mae Sot Hospital. He underwent several surgeries before finally saving his life.

It's just that the nerves in his left foot have been necrotic, and the blisters on his face are caused by bacteria.

Now I have to take medicine every day, and I no longer have the same high spirits as before.

I heard that he recently started sucking on white bags to relieve the pain in his body.

I felt a little guilty for what he did. I asked him before if he blamed me.

He said: "It is a gift from God that I can survive until now..."

It can be seen that he is still somewhat resentful towards me.

In order to compensate him, I have given him no less benefits in the past few months. Now, he will receive a certain amount of dividends from the marketing department's monthly performance.

"Why did you come here in person? If you need anything, can't you just call me?" I looked at Agui and asked.

He said helplessly: "I can't tell you clearly on the phone. It's only a few steps away anyway, so I'll just come over and tell you in person."

"What happened?" I asked.

He lit a cigarette, took a puff and said, "Didn't I pick up a batch of piglets yesterday? One of them was a bit tricky..."

"what happened?"

"The woman said she was a reporter."

"Reporter?" I was slightly startled.

"Well...she has a work permit and some information in her mobile phone." Agui handed me a mobile phone.

I took it over and opened it and looked at it, and found that there were indeed some proof of work and some chat records inside.

In addition, there are many photos and videos in the mobile phone album.

Judging from those photos and videos, it seems to be from the park on the old street.

"Has she been to other parks?" I asked, looking at my phone.

"I asked her, but she refused to say anything. She also said that if we didn't let her go, the domestic police would issue a notice... That's why I came to find you."

I thought for a while and asked, "Where is she now?"

"On my side."

"Take me over and have a look."

Agui was stunned for a moment: "Brother Lei, I think you'd better not meet her. If she is really a reporter, then..."

"What are you afraid of?" I smiled. "Whether she is a reporter or not, she is in the park. What tricks am I still afraid of?"

"alright."

Ten minutes later, Agui took me to the small room where the piglets were kept.

When I entered, I saw a woman handcuffed to a bunk bed.

There was no one else in the room except her.

She looked to be about 25 or 26 years old, with average looks.

When she saw Agui and I coming, she seemed very calm and kept looking at me with her eyes on me.

I sat on the empty bed opposite her, looked at her and asked, "Is your name Li Xueqiao?"

"who are you?"

I smiled and said, "My name is Yang Lei, and I am currently the person in charge of this park."

She was slightly startled, as if she didn't believe what I said: "The person in charge of the park?"

"Any questions?"

"You look like you're about the same age as me, right?" she said.

"One year younger than you to be precise." I said with a smile, "I have seen your work permit. What do you want to do when you come to me?"

She fell silent and did not answer my question.

Seeing that she didn't speak, I continued, "You said you want us to let you go?"

Hearing this, she looked up at me and then at Agui: "I'm warning you, I came to Myanmar with a legal passport, and I also filed a record in the country. If something happens to me, the police will definitely not I will let you go!"

I nodded thoughtfully, then glanced at Agui beside me: "You go outside and wait for me. I'll talk to Miss Li privately."

"Okay, Brother Lei."

After Ah Gui went out, Li Xueqiao and I were the only two people left in the house.

I lit a cigarette calmly and looked at her while smoking: "Ms. Li, can we have a chat?"

"What to talk about?"

I smiled and asked, "Why did you come here?"

She took a deep breath and moved the handcuffs: "We can talk if you want, but can you open the handcuffs first?"

"of course."

I stood up and went to the door to find Agui to get the key, then came back to help her unlock the handcuffs.

"The country is now very concerned about telecommunications fraud, especially in Myanmar... The purpose of my coming here is very simple, just to report the truth." Li Xueqiao said neither humble nor overbearing.

"The truth?" He smiled softly, "Judging from the photos and videos on your phone, you seem to have sneaked into several parks? But those parks are basically small parks, right?"

She nodded: "I have been in Myanmar for almost a year, and I have been in Kachin State and Kokang..."

She hesitated and said: "The parks I have been to are relatively small, and most of the people there voluntarily went there..."

I roughly understood what she meant: "Do you want to expose the Chinese people who were deceived and the truth about the larger park?"

She nodded.

"Then you shouldn't come to my place. You should know about Crouching Tiger Villa on the other side of the old street, right?"

"I know...but I've been blacklisted in Laojie, and I can't get in in many parks."

What she said was not a lie. Although the park over the old street was dark, some domestic public officials still did not dare to mess around.

Several college students were deceived into going to Laojie before because the incident was too big. Later, the park had no choice but to send the people back home safely.

Of course, not everyone is as lucky as those college students...

When I didn't say anything, she said, "How did you get here?"

I smiled and said, "What? You want to interview me?"

"if you can."

"I'm really sorry, I'm afraid I can't meet your request."

"Then can you let me go?" she asked again.

"of course can."

Hearing this, her face lit up.

I continued: "But, not now..."

She frowned and looked at me with some confusion.

I smiled and said, "Don't you come here to know more about the park? How about we make a deal?"

"What deal?"

"I can let you know more about things in the park, but in the meantime, you must listen to me in everything."

She was slightly startled, and after pondering for a while, she said, "I promise you."

"Also, you are not allowed to tell anyone about your status as a journalist."

"it is good!"