Jiang Cheng understood what he meant perfectly. Huai Yi knew he would never get off this bus, but he didn't want the Fatty to know that too.
Jiang Cheng couldn't help thinking back to when he'd first met Huai Yi. Back then, in the instance, Huai Yi had even threatened him. And by Huai Yi's own account, he'd often tricked people into scouting the way for him.
From an outsider's perspective, Huai Yi was hardly a good person. He was selfish, even cruel, and would hurt the innocent to stay alive.
But Jiang Cheng and the Fatty didn't care. After all, they'd seen Huai Yi's gentle side, and that was enough.
Seeing how familiar Jiang Cheng and the other two were with one another, the Ghost Bride also began to move toward them, taking small, graceful steps. Her expression remained indifferent.
The moment the Ghost Bride approached, Huai Yi's expression changed, and even Wang Qi's did.
They'd been on this bus for a while, so they knew far more about the enforcers' power than Jiang Cheng and the Fatty did. They'd experienced firsthand just how terrifying the enforcers were.
After asking around, Jiang Cheng and the Fatty learned that Huai Yi and Wang Qi were in much the same situation. They weren't among the powerful passengers on this bus, and were often bullied by the others.
But not long ago, the Ghost Bride had found them.
Without a word, she'd grabbed them and hauled them to the seats up front.
The farther forward you sat, the stronger the passengers tended to be. There were advantages to sitting here: it was relatively safer, and the conditions were more comfortable.
The Ghost Bride's sudden appearance had terrified Huai Yi. He'd thought she was going to eat him, but then he'd reconsidered. What