"Stay home and behave for the next few days. Don't go out and cause me any more trouble." Xia Jinyuan tossed out the words and left.
The shadowy figure was completely dumbfounded, his tongue trembling. Who could have predicted this turn of events?
"Fine, let's try it. But if they won't let you on, don't you dare start crying." Zhong Yue gave in.
"Lin Yinan? He's going too? Spare me. I'm bound to have bad luck if I run into him." Xu Hui immediately furrowed her brow.
He felt guilty toward Luo Yun, so he naturally didn't dare question him. Instead, he decided to pick on the weaker one.
"Tong En, why aren't you saying anything? Are you surprised by this outcome?" Ji Siming asked over the phone.
"Engaged? Are you and President Ji getting engaged?" Tong En asked, taken aback. She seemed to remember Xu Hui once saying that Ji Siming changed lovers every six months on average. It looked like He Xiao really was more than just another lover to him.
Cao Cao ordered the crossbowmen to return fire with a cold expression. Cao's army's five thousand crossbowmen swiftly fired back. Caught off guard, the Qin army lost some crossbowmen. The heavy infantry, on the other hand, suffered virtually no casualties, protected by their heavy armor and shields.
Wang Xiaobin's face was ashen. He nodded silently, then listlessly led several police officers out.
A man's resolve in love didn't mean his will was strong enough. It meant he hadn't yet faced temptation strong enough to test it.
Only then did I realize that, without my noticing, he had already brought me back to the Observation Tower—the iron-shelled building.
Zhang Jing walked into an abandoned house. I followed quietly, stepping inside and making my way to the doorway, where