Seeing Guests Off
"Americans, you have to get rid of this habit of wanting everything you take a fancy to. I have too many good things here. Can you even take them all?"
Li Bai savored the red wine in his goblet. One glass of wine had already drawn out this kind of crap. If he had known, he would never have invited her.
This blend of Chinese and Western drinking styles was incredibly classy. Just from the way he held the glass, it was hard to believe that the viscous liquor inside wasn't wine, but Yellow Wine, a specialty of Jiangnan in China.
Elisa carefully held the crystal goblet and studied the liquor inside. "As long as the price is right, there's nothing that can't be sold."
That was such an American way of thinking!
"Not for sale! You can leave after you finish drinking! Safe travels!"
When words failed, further talk was pointless. Li Bai drained the Daughter Red in his hand and waved dismissively.
If he weren't worried about bringing even more trouble upon himself, he would have slapped these American bastards to death, one after another, just to get them out of his sight.
The Americans probably didn't dare tear things apart either, considering the China behind Li Bai.
After all, it was one of the five permanent members of the United Nations. It had once picked a fight with the United Nations—and unbelievably, won!
Who would dare provoke a Big Shot like that?
They'd have their damn heads knocked clean off!
Elisa was helpless. She downed the wine in a few gulps, then rose to leave.
A faint blue glow suddenly spread beneath her fair skin without warning, and strange lines surfaced on their own.
What was this...?
She stared at the back of her