Ms. Tan Is The Real Boss-Chapter 1471 - : 1470 Let’s consider it.

Chapter 1471: 1470 Let’s consider it.

The bearded man paused and said, “Right, what you said makes a lot of sense.”

Samiyi smiled at Tan Rou, as if to thank her for getting her out of a tight spot. Tan Rou winked at her, then quietly moved to stand in front of Samiyi. Samiyi understood what Tan Rou meant; she wanted her to answer the bearded man’s questions.

Tan Rou felt Samiyi had fewer opportunities to deal with other people. Although she was very smart, if she ran into someone good at brainwashing, Tan Rou reckoned she would be no match for them. Therefore, such a situation needed to be handled by Tan Rou herself.

“What should I call you?” Tan Rou took the initiative to ask, “My name is Zhuang Rou, from C. This is my friend; her name is Sally.”

Samiyi really admired Tan Rou; she could tell a lie without batting an eye, and no one could tell she was lying.

“I am Gand, the president of the Dawn Society. You can call me Uncle Gand,” the bearded Gand said. “Here, we are all one family. You don’t need to worry about deception or harm.”

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Tan Rou smiled. No wonder he was a president; he was indeed a clever man. He was reminding Tan Rou not to lie in front of him because here, there was no need for lies.

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But Tan Rou didn’t plan to continue on this subject. She deliberately ignored the topic and then asked, “What does the Dawn Society actually do? It’s not a terrorist organization, is it?”

Gand laughed and said, “Our foreign friend really has a sense of humor. How could the Dawn Society be a terrorist organization? Just look at our surroundings—beautiful flowers, bright lights, kind children. Which of these resembles a terrorist organization?”

“You indeed do not quite resemble a terrorist organization,” Tan Rou nodded and said. “But I still can’t trust the two of you. We are just girls and can’t join a mysterious association lightly.”

“We’re not a strange association; we are the Dawn Society, creating a bright future,” Gand kept stressing. “The Dawn Society exists to save people. If you are oppressed and hurt, you can come to us for help, and we will solve your problems.”

“How will you help us solve our problems?” Tan Rou probed, “Like the issue just now—we just encountered a patrol team. What would you do to rescue us if they had caught us?”

“Of course, we would rescue you by the same method,” Gand spoke the cruelest words in the gentlest tone, “If they hold guns to you, we can also hold guns to them.”

Tan Rou and Samiyi exchanged glances, both seeing the surprise in each other’s eyes. It seemed the Dawn Society was no simple matter; not only could they brainwash people, but they were also willing to use firearms.

This made Tan Rou think of a saying that had been circulating in her country for a long time: “Humanity cannot be saved by scholarship alone.” These days, even cult organizations had evolved; they had given up on thought control and turned to violent means to solve problems.

“Oh,” Tan Rou said calmly, “then you do have some capabilities.”

“What do you say? Would you like to join our Dawn Society?” Gand invited them again.

“Um…” Tan Rou didn’t refuse him immediately, because there were weapons inside the Dawn Society. If they outright rejected Gand’s invitation, they would probably end up riddled with bullet holes, “Can we think it over? After all, we still don’t understand you all. If we rashly join your Dawn Society, we might encounter danger.”

“Of course, you can,” Gand said with an air of mysticism. “Children, you are free, and what we, the Dawn Society, strive for is freedom and happiness. So, I respect your decision.”

“It’s late; you can rest here for the night and leave in the morning,” Gand said. “If you decide to join our Dawn Society, we will definitely welcome you warmly.”

“Hehe, alright,” Tan Rou chuckled falsely, then nodded, “We will seriously consider it.”

Afterward, Gand had Ina take Tan Rou and the two of them to a room to rest. The room was quite clean, but Tan Rou and Samiyi didn’t dare sleep there. After all, it was a strange place, and it was better to be cautious.