A friend from the Southern Luo Kingdom suddenly died while waiting at a red light, and the news instantly drew multiple patrol officers.
"Devil! You're nothing but a devil!" Mr. Park finally threw down his phone and screamed hysterically. "The Lord will punish you! I will never forgive you—not a single one of you!"
Bai Yue remained quite calm. "You should be concerned about your employee. Go take a look at the scene... I'll go buy a pack of cigarettes first."
"I have cigarettes here," Mr. Park said unsteadily. "They're very good—the best cigarettes in the Southern Luo Kingdom."
"I'm not used to foreign cigarettes." Bai Yue gave him a cold look. "It's not that I'm timid, but when it comes to this kind of thing, I can't be brave."
"Then I'll expose you." Mr. Park had truly begun to lose his mind. He stared at him intently. "You were the one who sent someone to steal it. I guarantee I'll make him know!"
"I fucking hate this about you people," Bai Yue snapped. "Who's afraid of threats? You can expose me, and I can report you too... You were the one who had me steal it. I'm a Xia Nation citizen, after all!"
Strangely, hearing this made Mr. Park calm down instead. "All right, my tone was bad just now. The truth is, I'm very anxious... But he wouldn't dare do anything to me. I'm from the Southern Luo Kingdom."
"Tch." Bai Yue snorted disdainfully. "The one who died in the car was from the Southern Luo Kingdom too... Fine, I think you should first figure out whether that stone is still in the car."
The stone really was no longer in the car. The patrol officers who arrived as backup set up a cordon in the middle of