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As for why he?
The old man picked up the tea bowl and tasted it slowly, without answering her question.
Qin Yi waited for a while and saw that he didn't intend to speak, so he took the initiative to ask: "Can I ask a few questions?"
The old man lowered his eyes and did not make a sound.
Qin Yi accepted his acquiescence, "Dare to ask your honorable name?"
?After searching for so long, his identity has not been found, and knowing about Jiang Youning's matter, his background must be unusual. Knowing his identity may be more convenient to verify the events of the year.
But he didn't answer, obviously not wanting to tell her.
This is within Qin Yi's expectation. If you don't want to tell, then you don't want to tell. You can check it out later, or ask for other information first: "Do you know my mother?"
This person obviously knows a lot about Jiang Youning, and probably knows her mother too, so does he also know the whereabouts of her mother back then? Were they under the surveillance of others during those years in the United States? And what role did the mother play in this? Was it involved? How deep is it involved?
The old man put down the teacup without raising his eyes.
Qin Yi continued to ask: "Then do you know of her existence?"
The old man put his hands on his legs naturally, closed his eyes slowly, and entered into meditation.
"How many people know of my mother's existence? Did the scientific research team know?"
Still did not answer, Qin Yi changed the question: "What is my mother's identity by his side? Did they have a public relationship back then?"
Still no answer.
Qin Yi looked at him, his face was indifferent and calm, as if he had shielded everything around him, but sometimes people are more sensitive when they close their eyes, Qin Yi knew that he must be able to feel his sight, and tried his best to get her here Come on, but now with this attitude, this may be his test, or it may be that he deliberately took Joe.
No matter what he meant, Qin Yi did not give up asking: "Who else knows my existence? Who knew when my mother went to the United States?"
"Did he do the shipwreck of the scientific research team back then, or did someone else do it?"
"Who got his information? Who left Li Xinyi's notes?"
"Who does he work for?"
"Where is he now?"
Qin Yi asked several questions in succession, but all he got was silence.
She knew that he probably wouldn't answer these questions, but in the end she still asked the question she wanted to know the most, "Is he still alive now?"
The old man was indifferent, as if he hadn't heard it, facing the only small window in the room. The twilight came in through the small window and fell just in front of him.
In the rich twilight, the mist of tea fragrance lingers, creating a quiet and serene atmosphere, which is very suitable for meditation.
But Qin Yi didn't have the heart to feel the tranquility, she looked at the old man, "Since you have nothing else to do, then I'll take my leave first." Saying this, she saluted, got up and left.
"Are you leaving like this?" A voice suddenly came from behind.
Qin Yi paused, "You won't tell me what I want to know, so it's useless for me to stay. You must have taken a certain risk by coming here. Since you don't want to tell, then go back quickly."
After finishing speaking, he lifted his foot and left.
She wasn't pretending to be a gesture, but she really didn't want to stay any longer.
No matter what purpose this person brought her here, and no matter what he meant by asking but not answering, since there is no way to answer the questions she wants to know, there is no point in staying.
Her reaction was unexpected, and the old man frowned slightly, obviously dissatisfied with her impetuous attitude, "Is this how you beg for help?"
Qin Yi put on his shoes, straightened his back, looked at him and smiled, "I really wanted to ask you to tell me what happened back then, but you told me the clues and tried your best to monitor my whereabouts. Don't you want anything?"
The old man said lightly: "I don't ask for anything."
"Really?" Qin Yi didn't say whether she believed it or not. The old man knew she didn't believe it, but she didn't care anymore, "I still want to thank you for the information you revealed to me. I hope you will stop monitoring my whereabouts and treat it like we never did. Haven't met, I think it's good for each other."
She doesn't know anything, but she can guess that contacting her is also risky for him. Knowing that they may agree on a certain purpose, but she can decisively give up his shortcut to know the truth. The bottom line is that she doesn't want to be controlled by others.
The premise is also that she has enough confidence.
The old man took out a small round box from his pocket. It was very small, very similar to the cool and refreshing food that was popular in the 1980s and 1990s in China.?? box, but this box has no patterns and is unremarkable.
He pushed the box forward and handed it over to Qin Yi.
Qin Yi glanced at him, bent down and picked up the box, "What is this?"
The old man didn't answer directly, "His things."
Qin Yi's heart skipped a beat, and he grabbed the box tightly. How could Jiang Youning's things be in his hands? What about Jiang Youning? Where is he? She couldn't be as calm as before, and asked anxiously: "Did you find him later? Is he still alive?"
The old man looked at her with indifferent and deep eyes, and said calmly: "No, he is already dead."
Qin Yi's pupils shrank suddenly, and he slammed into the door frame behind him, "Dead"
he died?
Her father, Jiang Youning, is dead?
The blood on Qin Yi's face faded away, as if she was in an ice cellar, the blood all over her body became cold, and these words kept echoing in her mind.
How did he die?
No, he shouldn't have died so easily.
Didn't he defect? No matter whether the Japanese government escorted him or detained him secretly, they would not just watch him die, would they? Doesn't the fact that he is the only one missing among the six people explain this? Didn't the military department's investigation report also say that he was found in a secret laboratory? Doesn't that mean that he was taken away after the shipwreck, and he was still alive when he was taken away. For a scientist as valuable as him, Japan would definitely not kill him, right?
Qin Yi's mind was in a mess, and she couldn't believe that Jiang Youning was no longer alive. Although she had guessed before and occasionally wavered, she always felt that he was still alive and would see him one day. If he really defected, she would not Will forgive him, and even find a way to let him return to China to face punishment.
But he is always still alive, no matter whether he is surviving, recklessly living a life of rebellion, or living a life of tolerance, he is still alive instead of dying young
Qin Yi didn't know how he walked out of the tea room, the old man's words kept echoing in his mind, Jiang Youning was dead
He no longer exists in this world, just like Mommy, he left this world forever.
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