"Would you quit pestering me!" Tang Guo snapped, her brows bristling. "Don't think I don't know why Qin Mingshen sent you. You're my underling, so he sent you to tug at my heartstrings, right?
"Go back and tell him that crap won't work on me! When I get vicious, I don't give a damn who you are!"
"You three are still talking?" Bai Ye walked over with the Moon Sea in hand. He had already drunk half of it, yet these three were still standing there chatting.
Something flickered in Tang Xin's eyes. "Sis, is this Mr. Bai, the genius scientist who saved me?"
Tang Guo nodded. "That's him. He's our great. Bene. Factor!"
Tang Xin suddenly stepped forward, her manner perfectly polite without being excessive. "Thank you for saving my life, Mr. Bai. My sister said we owed it all to you. If you hadn't known the true history and invented such an advanced device as the Temporal Distortion Field, we might never have gotten out."
"Mm." Bai Ye accepted her thanks as a matter of course.
"Mr. Bai, I've forgotten everything that happened before, and there seems to be something wrong with my sister's memory too. There are gaps in the events she described. Since you were the one who broke us out, surely you know exactly what happened. Could you tell me?"
Bai Ye narrowed his eyes slightly, sizing up the girl before him. She was tall, and her clear, bright eyes stood in stark contrast to her beggar's clothes.
She was beautiful, but not as beautiful as Tang Guo. After all, Tang Guo bore some resemblance to Perky Xiaotong.
Tang Xin held his gaze without blinking, standing straight, quiet yet resolute as she patiently waited for his explanation.
"Do I look like I have nothing better