Back to modern times, Her Majesty the Queen and I are both laid off

Chapter 61 You’d better live with me and be happy

Jiang Li lay on the balcony and secretly watched the three policemen below leaving.

Lin Luo was sitting on the sofa, fiddling with files in her hands. She always felt that such a well-behaved emperor was lying there like a thief.

However, that ass is still pretty up, and I want to give it a pat.

It wasn't until the three of them walked away that Jiang Li looked back, then walked back from the balcony and pointed at the file in Lin Luo's hand, "Having this file, does it mean I have an identity in modern times?"

"It doesn't count as having an identity. At most, it can be regarded as having preliminary identity information. But everything is difficult at the beginning. With this, it will be easy to get a serious identity."

Jiang Li nodded and said thoughtfully: "It seems that a modern identity is not as difficult as you said."

"What the hell, who told you it wouldn't be difficult? If you hadn't been misunderstood as mentally ill, and I made up your story of being trafficked, do you think it would be so easy?"

Jiang Li ignored this and said thoughtfully: "Official officials in modern society seem to be very polite to the people."

She recalled the way the three police officers had just questioned them. Although as an emperor, she had not seen with her own eyes how those low-level officials in Da Qi treated the people, but she expected that they would never be so polite.

"Of course you are polite. The premise is that you have not committed any crime. Otherwise, I will let you understand in a minute what a violent organization and a law enforcement unit are."

At this point, Lin Luo smiled suddenly and said, "Not bad, worthy of praise."

Jiang Li was startled, "Praise for what?"

"What you just said was the common people, which shows that you regard yourself as the common people, which is worthy of praise."

"I live in modern times and am a common people."

"Ha, call me my people."

"I just always felt that those questions were a bit baffling."

Jiang Li changed the topic, and Lin Luo caught it firmly, "It's normal. As a police officer, you need to act in accordance with the regulations, so you need a decent excuse."

"I'm an adult. Is this an excuse?"

"Yes, many things are like this. What matters is a change."

Lin Luo had experienced this kind of change before, but he didn't understand it at the time.

At that time, he had just entered college and took a document given by the school to the government affairs hall to handle business. Since he was only eighteen years old, one month older, his guardian's signature was required.

He repeatedly asked me if my guardian was not here and could he come and sign for me.

The woman at the counter was very tight-lipped, "No, I have to sign." Then she pointed outside and said, "Go, take the form and go outside to find your dad or your mom to sign."

At that time, Lin Luo still felt that this woman could not understand human speech, so she emphasized again that my parents are not here, in other places, not outside, so they cannot sign. Can I help you sign.

Then the woman at the counter looked at him inexplicably.

Now that I think about it, that was the look he gave the second idiot at the entrance of the village.

Fortunately, he had been a eunuch for more than ten years and had grown up, otherwise the emperor would have ordered him to be sent to a shelter.Jiang Li understands this kind of change very well, "This has not changed. Even after thousands of years, it is still a place where personal affairs are used as a raft and the facade is covered with shame."

"Why are you still being sarcastic? Is it possible that you want to go into that shelter? Don't you want to live with me anymore?"

Jiang Li frowned when he heard this. What do you mean I don't want to live with you anymore?As if she really wanted to.

"Do you know what the shelter looks like?" Lin Luo asked again.

"What does it look like?"

"The conditions are very poor in Datongpu. There are more than ten people sleeping in one room. And in your situation, you have to live with a bunch of mentally ill people. You are really mentally ill. They sing, dance and cry in front of you every day. Shout again"

Lin Luo had never been to the asylum, so he was just talking about the scene in his imagination, exaggerating as much as he wanted. The emperor didn't understand this anyway.

After talking for a while, he stopped, and then asked: "How about it, you'd better live with me and be happy, right?"

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If Jiang Li doesn't accept this, who will be happy living with you?I will not feel happy when I am dependent on others.

And that shelter, you described it as being like a prison, I'm afraid that's also a lie.

Thinking in her mind, she caught a glimpse of the cardboard box over there again, walked over, lowered her head and looked inside, then reached out to flip through it, "Why are the dolls here so shriveled? They look different from those in the pictures."

Lin Luo didn't help her answer the question for the time being. He threw the file on the coffee table, walked over, took out a big bear from the box, and tore open the package in twos and twos.

They are all shriveled, but they are also untied. There is no change in one person. At most, there are some ups and downs. But this big bear is different. It swells up visible to the naked eye, like blowing air.

"This is called vacuuming. To put it simply, it is to save space and take out the air inside. But as long as the bag is opened, once the air enters, it will become larger."

As he spoke, he handed the big bear forward in his hand. Jiang Li subconsciously took it and held it in his arms.

Lin Luo smiled, and it was quite cute to hug a big bear. "Okay, that's good. I'll pick another one for you and hold one while I sleep at night."

Jiang Li wanted to refuse. How could she look decent holding such a thing, but she lowered her eyes and glanced at the big bear in her arms. It looked so naive and made people happy just by looking at it. It was also soft and soft in her arms.

The words of rejection rolled in his throat, he swallowed them back, and then said: "I just want this one."

"That's fine."

Lin Luo didn't force it, so he sat back on the sofa, put the file in a leather bag, put it in the drawer of the coffee table and put it away. Just as he was about to close the drawer, he saw another plastic bag.

The plastic bags contained medicines prescribed by the hospital to treat mental illness and antidepressants.

I have never taken them. These medicines have side effects, affect the brain, and are not good for the liver. Who knows what problems will occur after taking them, and it is unclear whether they will lead to depression.

But that was then, now. Mental illness certainly not, but depression.
Will they be given food or not?

Lin Luo couldn't make up his mind for a moment. After thinking about it, he took out his cell phone from his pocket, searched for it, and then looked at Jiang Li: "Well, let me ask you a few questions."

(End of this chapter)