As if sensing someone approaching, Asaka Akie abruptly turned around. Her vigilance was much sharper than the bespectacled version of Asaka Akie's.
"You again?"
Asaka Akie looked surprised to see Fang Cheng. The corner of her mouth lifted in a mocking smile. "Don't tell me you spend every night searching for lonely girls along the Edogawa River."
Fang Cheng smiled. "I didn't think you'd guess. I often take several girls to love hotels to play multiplayer games, too."
"Several? Multiplayer games?"
Asaka Akie licked her lips with the tip of her pink tongue. "What kind of multiplayer game? Can you tell me?"
Fang Cheng looked around to make sure no one was nearby, then leaned close to her ear and whispered, "Of course, it's Fight the Landlord. If you want to play, I can teach you."
Asaka Akie froze for a moment, then burst out laughing. She clutched her stomach and laughed so hard that tears welled in her eyes.
She wasn't giggling demurely behind her hand. She was laughing without a care in the world.
Fang Cheng watched from the side. Only after she'd finished laughing did he ask, "You're not Asaka. Who are you?"
Although she looked exactly the same, her personality, expression, and tone were worlds apart from the real Asaka Akie's.
Maybe she was a twin. Maybe Asaka had a split personality. Maybe a monster was impersonating her.
In this world, anything was possible.
"I'm not Minghui."
She wiped the tears from the corners of her eyes, her tone calm. "You can call me Ye Yuqing. You can think of me as her older sister, too."
Ye Yuqing was Asaka Akie's Chinese name, and she'd casually borrowed it.
As Ye Yuqing raised her hand, her sleeve slipped down, revealing a red scar on her wrist.
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