The Seagull's Ordeal

"What? Seagull?"

Li Nian looked toward the sedan, an incredulous expression on her face.

Although she was known as the "Thief," Li Nian wasn't the sort of person who only paid attention to other people's valuables without caring who they were.

She usually paid attention to both the valuables and the other person's identity.

The reason she hadn't recognized that Eldest Miss Wan as Seagull just now was quite simple...

"Wasn't Seagull a man?"

Li Nian thought back. In her memory, Seagull had indeed been male—and a very fashionably dressed, trendy, avant-garde young man who looked like he enjoyed listening to obscure foreign rappers.

Although Seagull had never declared his gender, neither his voice nor his face showed any biological female traits. The possibility that he was a relatively androgynous woman, or a woman disguised as a man, was vanishingly small.

"Are you sure, Sister Yao?"

Lin Yu nodded.

"I'm ninety percent sure."

Although Li Nian had sharp eyes, he was even better than her at recognizing people.

Even though he had only caught a distant glimpse of the person's profile, the time it took for the other party to climb into the carriage had already been enough for Lin Yu to identify that person as Seagull!

Although the person's build and appearance had both changed, Lin Yu often made minor adjustments to his own features. He could still quickly recognize the other party through the main characteristics that hadn't changed, as well as that posture which was nothing like that of a sheltered young lady.

It was possible that this was merely a coincidence...

But if something walked like a duck and quacked like a duck, there was no harm in treating it as a duck for the time being.

"All right. Since you're saying that, let's catch up