Wei Ran looked at the major who fell to the floor and couldn't get up with a puzzled look on his face. He looked so drunk that he smelled like hair.

While he was in a daze, another man with an unknown military rank wearing a shirt had already grabbed the major and helped him to sit down at a table not far away. The two of them were arm-in-arm.

What are they talking about.

Picking up a new cup, Wei Ran wiped it with a towel while observing the crowd around him. Most of these drunken soldiers were wearing navy uniforms, and a few were wearing air force uniforms.

And judging from their few words, it seems that these navy have just returned from a battle. From time to time in their words, they will say that so and so died in the battle, so and so was burned to death, and that a certain captain's wife almost cheated on him.

He told half-truths and half-false tidbits about all his comrades in the submarine.

However, before the beautiful female singer finished singing a song, and before Wei Ran heard any valuable information, the door of the tavern was pushed open from the outside, and the cold wind mixed with rain made everyone

Everyone shivered subconsciously. Then a chained dog wearing a raincoat came in, making everyone quiet down.

"Adam, we are on vacation. Can you please leave quickly so as not to ruin our fun? We have reserved the venue today." The man who helped the drunk major not long ago had a hint of helplessness and disdain in his impatient tone.

"In that case, I guess you wouldn't mind buying me a drink."

The chained dog glanced around, took off his coat and hung it on the hanger at the door. He walked slowly to the bar and sat down. He knocked on the table and said, "Have a glass of gin and an extra slice of mint."

Wei Ran looked around, found a bottle of gin and poured the other party a glass, then said apologetically, "Sorry, we've run out of mint."

"It's okay, don't be sorry."

The chained dog was unexpectedly polite. He picked up the cup and drank it all in one gulp. Then he stood up, walked over to the major who had drunk too much, and whispered something into his ear.

With a "clang", the major, who was still drunk just now, stood up suddenly. He didn't even care about the chair he knocked down, and pressed the shoulder of the chain dog, "Adam, are you telling the truth?"

Adam looked around and said gently, "I'll wait for you in the car outside."

After saying that, he gently pulled the hand on his shoulder and walked towards the door of the tavern. The major staggered and stood up straight, fastening his buttons while chasing outside.

Almost at the same time as the two people left the tavern one after another, the hall that had just quieted down immediately recalled the sound of whispering conversations.

Just at this moment, the wooden door on the side of the bar opened, and a middle-aged man who looked to be in his forties walked out with two bottles of wine. The beautiful singer on the stage also changed a song and started singing again.

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Under the cover of this noisy noise, the middle-aged man waved to Wei Ran, "Victor, come here and help move the red wine out."

"Okay!" Wei Ran quickly put down the cup in his hand and followed him into the room behind the bar.
Chapter completed!