Although White Shark was a little curious about why Lu Bai was leaving Chikan Bay the next day, he didn't dare ask when Lu Bai strode away.
Under the admiring gazes of the young toughs, Lu Bai walked out of the alley.
"Mr. Lu."
A man in a black suit and sunglasses stood beside a car at the mouth of the alley, waiting.
When he saw Lu Bai emerge, he nodded calmly. "Finished?"
He was the driver Dao Master had arranged.
It was worth mentioning that even after driving Lu Bai around for so many days, Lu Bai still didn't know his name. They had barely spoken during that time.
Lu Bai nodded casually, opened the car door, and got in.
The driver shut the door for him, went around to the driver's seat, and started the car. He glanced at Lu Bai in the back through the rearview mirror.
He hesitated, then said, "Mr. Lu, forgive me for being nosy, but tomorrow's the deadline, isn't it? You..."
"Is there a problem?" Lu Bai settled into a comfortable position and leaned against the seat.
"You don't need to waste your time like this. You should focus your efforts on Dao Master's mission. Once it's done, joining the Dao Sect will be far more useful than these little ventures of yours."
"Relax, relax."
Dawn was breaking after a long night.
A black compact car drove alone along the highway.
"Mr. Lu, seriously, you don't have any kind of plan at all?"
The driver gripped the steering wheel, utterly dumbfounded.
He'd been sleeping soundly at home when Lu Bai called and told him to get ready to move.
The driver hurried over to pick him up. It was only on the way to the prison that he learned Lu Bai intended