"Given the current situation with Schicksal, no matter how much we tell you, it won't compare to seeing it for yourself. In any case, we'll be staying in Wanhaheim for a while longer, so you may as well look around and experience the place."
"Understood."
Seeing the somewhat somber atmosphere, Kafka joked,
"Let's not talk about that anymore. We've just been through a hijacking, and I imagine the boss must be rather tired right now."
Everyone in the living room burst out laughing at that.
A hijacking like this was no more than child's play to Xu Qi. The most exhausting part for him was probably judging how much strength to use without arousing suspicion.
"But Miss Kafka's words have reminded me of something."
A strange smile appeared at the corners of Rita's lips.
"My lord, you're very fond of that Miss Kiki, aren't you...?"
Xu Qi's face stiffened, and he immediately turned to look at Kafka!
"Boss, you know me. I've always said everything I know."
"Uh... Rita, hear me out. There's actually a reason for this. I..."
"Come explain it in my room."
Rita stood up, a trace of coldness flowing through her eyes as she looked at Xu Qi.
"I'm also curious what kind of reason you can give me."
With that, she left without another word.
Xu Qi wore a bitter smile. He first glared fiercely at Kafka, then turned to Durandal with a pleading look.
"Whatever happens between you two, you should resolve it yourselves."
She then gave Xu Qi an expression that said there was nothing she could do. Raising the coffee in her hand, she toasted him farewell. The schadenfreude on her face was completely undisguised.
Who would've thought someone with such an honest-looking face like Durandal could sell out a friend so