Ooh!~
Ooh!~
Li Bai and John Samus both put on an exaggerated look of sudden realization.
You two were here for a romantic meal, and all you got was a mouthful of dog food. Nice going!
It was my fault!
Zhao Aiguo reacted quickly, and even showed some real guts.
Actually, Li Bai could have accepted him saying something like, "That's right, it's all this woman's fault. She seduced me. I made a huge mistake, and I'm willing to keep making it."
All right, let's get back to my two questions. First, has Elisa completely severed ties with her former employer? Second, are you two serious about each other?
Li Bai was worried that Elisa's former employer, Michael Defense Contractors, would refuse to let her go, or that the two sides were still entangled. He was also concerned that this woman might be playing games, seducing Zhao Aiguo, and taking the opportunity to spark a relationship crisis—or whispering in his ear and causing chaos in the tavern. Any of these things could happen, so he had to be on guard.
As the saying went, since ancient times, heroes had struggled to resist the charms of beautiful women. No matter how powerful or intelligent someone was, that didn't necessarily mean they could withstand the trials of love. Many people had serious shortcomings when it came to emotional intelligence. They might appear calm, wise, and decisive, but the moment they encountered personal relationship problems, they would fall into one crisis after another.
Take Zheng Xiu, the favorite concubine of King Chu Huai of Chu during the Warring States period, and the most disastrous woman in history. After a string of unbelievable schemes from that manipulative woman, Qin general Bai Qi captured Ying, the capital of Chu—a state that had shared power with