Upon hearing this, everyone felt somewhat uncomfortable to some extent.
But considering the circumstances, most people would choose to protect themselves, which cannot be counted as a heinous crime.
Du Yunping paused, then continued, "After the four armed Japanese soldiers heard the passengers in the carriage, they came over to us.
Seeing me and sister Xiuling, they kept staring at us, making us feel uneasy.
The bastard translator said that the Japanese suspected we had dangerous items on us and wanted to take us for a search."
At this point, everyone could understand that the supposed dangerous items were just an excuse, the real intention was the "search," which meant the Japanese had ill intentions.
Du Yunping said softly, "Yiyang definitely wouldn't let us be taken away by the Japanese. He bowed, apologized, offered cigarettes and money, even knelt on the ground, but the Japanese still wouldn't let us go.
