The CEO's Little Wildcat (12)

In truth, Su Qiao had been captured by Old Poison Ghost when she was very young and confined to a secluded place where she was used for testing drugs. She only managed to escape at eighteen after killing Old Poison Ghost, so she genuinely had no hangups about gender or intimacy.

Behind them, Ah Hong, who had inhaled a large amount of exhaust fumes, wiped his face after a long moment.

"Guys, do you know something big has happened?"

Actually, Lin Shen and Ah Hong were overthinking it entirely. In Qin Mohan's eyes, Su Qiao at this moment was just like the feisty little white cat he had raised as a child.

He just suddenly found her interesting and wanted to keep her for amusement. Who knew when he might lose interest and simply discard her.

However, for now, it seemed that point in time was quite distant.

Seeing the person in his arms nestle in without the slightest resistance, Qin Mohan felt even more pleased.

So well-behaved, so obedient, and so unique. She truly lives up to my expectations.

He tightened his arms, pulling her closer.

He quietly narrowed his eyes.

So soft, and she has a faint scent of pear blossoms on her body.

It smells so good.

Qin Mohan suddenly felt very content. Even the irritability that had accumulated over many days dissipated considerably, and his mood was unusually cheerful.

He adjusted her into a comfortable position and gently coaxed in a low voice, "Close your eyes and rest for a bit."

Su Qiao, who had been secretly observing the car's interior, looked up at him, said nothing, but obediently closed her eyes slightly.

Soft, fragrant, obedient, and beautiful.

Qin Mohan grew fonder, a hint of a smile flashing in his eyes. Then, smelling the faint pear blossom scent on her, he also closed his eyes.

"Little Four, is there any way to pull the wool over their eyes and make the Qin Family believe my leg is broken?"

This time she was fine, but she was afraid Guo Xiaoyu would plan a second accident in a short period.

And she needed time to make some preparations.

I can try to hack into the hospital system and change the records.

Hospitals are computerized now; even prescriptions are handled through the computer system. It should be fine.

"Then I'll leave it to you."

After speaking, Su Qiao slowly calmed her mind.

To be honest, she was indeed very tired, not just physically, but mentally as well; she was exceptionally exhausted.

Su Qiao didn't expect that she would actually fall asleep.

Perhaps too much had happened today.

What she didn't know was that a lot happened after she fell asleep.

Because of Qin Mohan's sudden action, when the ambulance arrived at the accident scene and learned that Su Qiao had already been taken away, one of the tall, thin doctors, surnamed Li, looked extremely displeased.

His expression only improved slightly after he returned to the hospital and checked Su Qiao's medical records.

He rushed back to his staff dormitory, pulled out his phone, and called the other party.

"When I got there, the person had already been picked up. How can you blame me for that?"

"Besides, that person has a comminuted fracture of the ankle, severe displacement, and soft tissue damage. Even if they can stand up again, they'll be a cripple. Isn't that your goal?"

"Aren't you afraid I'll tell that woman named Su Qiao about this?"

"Hello? Hello?"

The phone emitted the 'beep-beep' sound of the other party having hung up.

Li Dongnan was so angry he kicked the chair in front of him, his face full of resentment:

"Damn it, what the hell. If I didn't know who you were, I wouldn't have let this go so easily."

Seriously bad luck. I thought it was a sure thing, but it turned out like this.

Li Dongnan thought of the people who were blocking his doorstep every day and ran a hand through his hair, annoyed to death.

What he didn't know was that the medical records he checked on the computer had already been altered by 444.

And the news that 'Su Qiao broke a leg after the car accident and might never be able to stand again' spread like wildfire, reaching the ears of certain people.