Heidi was stunned, then ran over quickly and took out a handkerchief to block Wei Ran's nostrils while saying, "My sister Vanessa is like this too. It seems to be hereditary."

"Isn't Mrs. Heidi scared?" the chain dog asked curiously.

"I have to take care of them both when they are bleeding. Even if they are scared, they are already used to it."

Heidi sighed pretending to be helpless, then changed the subject and asked, "Are you here to do the laundry?"

“I almost forgot about the real thing”

The chain dog put down the blood-stained towel, "Mrs. Heidi, have Lucas and Julian been to your place? They came here yesterday to sew trousers and repair boots."

"I seem to have some impression..."

With the help of the other party, Heidi helped Wei Ran, who had recovered but was still pretending, to the sofa and said, "They did come to my place yesterday. If I remember correctly, Mr. Lucas can speak French."

Bar?"

"Yes, that's them." The chained dog nodded, "Have they been here today? Yesterday they said they would send their dirty clothes over for washing today."

"No"

Heidi shook her head, "No military police came this morning. Only a few officers and gentlemen chatted here all morning while ironing their coats and shining their shoes. The rest are soldiers, and they don't have this."

After saying that, Heidi also pointed to the huge metal sign on the other person's neck.

"This is strange..." The chained dog couldn't help but muttered in German.

"What's wrong? Do you have any urgent matter with them?" Heidi asked curiously while using another wet towel to wipe Wei Ran's nosebleed.

"It was our captain who was looking for them," the chained dog said. "Now there are only two of them left. I thought they were lazy here."

"I have never seen any gendarmes who are lazy," Heidi said with a smile. "They are the most diligent Germans I have ever seen, but..."

"But what?" the gendarme asked immediately.

"Is it possible that they spent the night in some woman's bed?"

Heidi pointed to the German soldiers passing by on the street outside the window, "Look, almost every German has a female companion, and I guess they might have one too."

"I'll look elsewhere."

The chained dog stood up and said as he walked out, "Mrs. Heidi, if you see either of them, you must ask them to go back as soon as possible."

"If I see them, I will definitely inform you."

Heidi stood up and promised, "When Victor recovers, if we are not busy, I will ask him to help search outside."

"Then I'll trouble you."

After saying that, the chain dog had already opened the store door and ran away to who knows where.

After the shop door closed by itself, Heidi also sat next to Wei Ran again. While helping him wipe away the nosebleed that had stopped flowing, he asked in a low voice, "Are you really bleeding?"

"Fake"

Wei Ran, who narrowed his eyes slightly, said in a low voice, "I just had a nosebleed, and I happened to see him come in, so I fainted. Who would suspect that the person who fainted with blood was a murderer?"

Hearing this, Heidi smiled, but asked worriedly, "Are they about to find out?"

"What does it have to do with us?"

Wei Ran responded absently, but he couldn't help but wonder in his mind. These two language tasks were obviously completed, but what exactly did he learn this time?
Chapter completed!