The Supreme Beauty Fell in Love with Me

This time, the action against the Sanhe Gang resulted in a major victory for the Jvyi Gang. Helen was shot in the leg, but fortunately, it didn't hit a critical area, only injuring her calf.

The weapon obtained from Zhu Jianping was handed over to Helen by Lin Chuan, and he also entrusted Will to her, which was part of their mission here with Helen.

Li Tiansheng was shot twice by Lin Chuan, neither hitting a vital part, but his condition wasn't much better. Although he survived after rescue, he would spend the rest of his life in a wheelchair.

After interrogating Zhu Jianping, they discovered the whereabouts of the missing agent Lao'er, and Lin Chuan ordered William to lead a group of special forces to rescue him.

Mu Zhengqing, China's most wanted red notice fugitive, had vanished. According to Zhu Jianping's confession, Mu Zhengqing had left for New York in the United States a week ago.

The killer of Mu Bai, Gu Qing, was also not found. Zhu Jianping mentioned a few places where Gu Qing might be hiding, but he was nowhere to be found; it seemed he had caught wind and fled.

Key members of the Sanhe Gang, including Li Tiansheng's mistress Mei Lina, were also missing, evidently having gone into hiding after receiving the news.

Failing to capture Gu Qing to avenge Mu Bai left a significant regret for Lin Chuan, but he silently vowed that he would not stop until he caught Gu Qing.

Murray Hand was temporarily held by Lin Chuan at the Green Hotel, given his connections to the Iraqi opposition leader Amu Han, necessitating careful handling.

According to Murray Hand's confession, if the Iraqi opposition could successfully acquire this terrifying weapon, they intended to retaliate against the United States.

Lin Chuan did not hide this news from Lieutenant William, allowing him to participate in the interrogation of Murray Hand.

Upon hearing this news, William immediately reported it to CIA Director Everson.

The President's Office in the White House, United States.

Omama was very pleased to receive news of Lin Chuan's success in eliminating the Sanhe Gang and preventing their transaction with terrorists. He met with Lin Chuan again, with CIA Director Everson accompanying him.

"Lin Chuan, on behalf of the United States government and the American people, I thank you for eliminating a crisis for us," Omama said warmly, beaming at Lin Chuan.

Lin Chuan chuckled, "Your Excellency, the President, there's no need for that. As long as you don't give me any more trouble in the future, I'd be most grateful."

Omama, understanding Lin Chuan's lingering grudge over past events, awkwardly smiled and said, "Let's not dwell on past matters, Lin Chuan. To express our gratitude, we've decided to award you a Medal of Honor."

Lin Chuan was taken aback; the Medal of Honor was no trivial award. He quickly said, "Your Excellency, the President, this, there's no need for this."

Omama laughed, "It's what you deserve. We not only intend to award you the Medal of Honor, but we'll also hold a grand ceremony for it, maybe the day after tomorrow."

As Lin Chuan was about to speak, Everson interjected, "Lin Chuan, you should just listen to the President on this one. By the way, you've asked me to track down that Mark, and it just so happens that he's been involved in something and is now being held at the Washington District Police Station."

Mark was involved in the disappearance of Manler, the youngest daughter of Queen Elizabeth of the United Kingdom, which was one of Lin Chuan's reasons for revisiting the United States.

"Thank you very much, Director," Lin Chuan said sincerely, not just out of politeness.

Everson smiled, "Lin Chuan, you're practically a friend to us now. No need to be so formal with me."

Lin Chuan smiled and said to Omama, "Your Excellency, the President, I have a favor to ask."

Omama said, "Just say it. As long as it's within my power, I'll certainly help you."

Lin Chuan said, "It's nothing major, really. Our Sichuan University Group wants to enter the American market but has encountered some difficulties, so..."

Before this, Lin Chuan learned from Taozi and Huang Bo about some troubles faced by the United States branch of Jvyi Gang. After careful consideration, he concluded that things would proceed much smoother with the help of the U.S. government.

Even though Lin Chuan didn't finish his sentence, Omama already understood. "This Sichuan University Group, is it your company? What business does it do?" he asked.

Lin Chuan said, "I founded the Sichuan University Group, yes, but it currently belongs to the entire Jvyi Gang. We mainly deal with seafood processing and export."

Omama pondered for a moment and said, "I'll have a word with Nancy from the Foreign Trade Department. Don't worry about it."

Lin Chuan sincerely thanked President Omama of the United States.

...

In the hospital, Helen lay on the bed, flipping through a book when Lin Chuan pushed the door open and walked in.

Upon seeing Lin Chuan, Helen's pretty face showed a hint of indignation. She tossed aside the book in her hand and turned away from him, feigning sleep.

Lin Chuan was taken aback, wondering why she seemed so upset with him when he hadn't offended her.

Quietly walking to Helen's bedside, Lin Chuan first sat down, then said, "What's this, Miss Helen doesn't welcome me to visit you? Alas, I'm being sentimental here. I think I should leave."

Helen still faced away from Lin Chuan, saying nothing.

Seeing that Helen didn't turn around, Lin Chuan stood up to leave. After a few steps, Helen suddenly rose from the bed, calling out coyly, "Lin Chuan, you stop right there."

Lin Chuan turned around, noticing Helen's pretty face full of anger, yet with an inexplicable charm. He said, "Since you don't welcome me, of course, I'm leaving. Why are you calling me back?"

Helen glared at Lin Chuan, saying, "If I ignore you, you leave right away. Am I so unimportant to you?"

What did this mean? Could it be that this beautiful British agent had fallen for him? Lin Chuan's heart wandered with sentimental musings, and he returned to his seat.

Actually, Lin Chuan's guess wasn't wrong. After these incidents, Helen indeed had developed feelings for him.

"Miss Helen," Lin Chuan looked at Helen's angry face and said, "Mark has been detained. I came to inform you about participating in his interrogation."

Helen's eyes stayed fixed on Lin Chuan, her pretty face even angrier, and she said, "Lin Chuan, I knew you weren't here just for me. I'm not participating in Mark's interrogation; you handle it yourself."

Lin Chuan was slightly taken aback, realizing she was mad about that. He quickly responded, "I truly came here for you; I'm just reporting in passing."

"Came here especially for me," Helen pursed her lips and said, "I've been in the hospital for three days, and you just now rush over. It shows you don't care about me."

What kind of reasoning is this? Lin Chuan said, "I'm very sorry, Miss Helen. I've been busy handling many issues these days, so my visit is a bit late. You're not seriously mad because of this, are you?"

Helen pouted her red lips high, saying nothing, clearly acknowledging.

Lin Chuan chuckled, half-jokingly saying, "Miss Helen, you haven't seriously fallen for me, have you?"

Helen's pretty face blushed lightly, her straight blonde hair tossed back, and she said, "Why, can't I like you?"

Foreign women really are open; they speak so directly.

Lin Chuan didn't know how to follow Helen's words, staring at Helen in shock.

Seeing Lin Chuan's reaction, Helen suddenly giggled and said, "Lin Chuan, such a beautiful woman like me confessing to you, don't you feel incredibly lucky?"

Lin Chuan laughed awkwardly, saying, "Miss Helen, don't joke with me, you're making me feel quite embarrassed."

Helen said, "Lin Chuan, do you think I'm joking with you?"

Helen is a great beauty; any man would want, and Lin Chuan, being a normal man, also desires. Faced with Helen's question, he could only cough twice, saying, "Miss Helen, aren't you?"

Helen's flirtatious eyes glimmered with a seductive glow, saying, "Lin Chuan, you know, these days all I think about is you; I've never felt this way before. I think I'm really in love with you. Can you accept me?"

Helen's straightforward confession left Lin Chuan both astonished and with an indescribable feeling. He gazed dazedly at Helen, unable to speak.

Having said this, Helen turned around and plunged into Lin Chuan's arms.

A fragrant aroma filled the air; Lin Chuan was at a loss whether to embrace her or not.

To be honest, Lin Chuan had interacted with many women—Tang Yumeng, Yang Zi, Mu Bai, Zhou Rui, Song Xiaojia, Fang Yuan, etc. These women had all had relations with him, and each had different personalities.

Mu Bai's passing had made Lin Chuan reflect in recent days; he felt great guilt toward Mu Bai. At this moment, he had no mood to embrace Helen's feelings.

"Miss Helen, could you be more rational?" Lin Chuan said to Helen, pushing her out of his arms as his mind was in turmoil.

Helen's pretty face showed a sad expression as she gazed at Lin Chuan, saying, "Lin Chuan, I know you don't like me."

Lin Chuan originally wanted to outright reject Helen, but on speaking, his words changed: "Helen, it's not that I don't like you. Our mission is still incomplete, and many matters await us. I can't focus on relationships right now."

Helen said, "I understand. If the mission is completed, will you be willing to be with me?"

Lin Chuan took a deep breath and said, "Miss Helen, I can't promise you that. As you know, I've promised a woman I would marry her."

The woman Lin Chuan mentioned was Tang Yumeng. On the day of the public trial, he had personally proposed to Tang Yumeng—an oath, a man's oath.

If he agreed to Helen, how would he face Tang Yumeng in the future, especially considering his special bond with Tang Yumeng.