"So Jiang Honghu wanted to find you and use you to keep your uncle in check. At the same time, he wanted to use your relationship with Bai Hanzhou to dismantle the West District's forces through you?" Qi Si analyzed.
Bo Yanqi nodded.
Qi Si sneered. "He really had it all planned out. He wanted to take down both sides without losing a single soldier through you. What a gambler."
Bo Yanqi smiled as well. "He was a gambler to begin with."
From the owner of a small casino to his current position, every step of his climb had been a gamble.
It was just that Jiang Honghu had forgotten: nine times out of ten, gamblers lost. No one could keep winning for a lifetime.
"Now that he knows you're the one calling the shots in the West District and his plans have fallen through, he won't be so furious that he drops dead, will he?" Qi Si asked gleefully.
Bo Yanqi looked at Qi Si, not knowing whether to laugh or cry.
"You should worry about yourself first."
"Me? What's wrong with me?" Qi Si froze for a moment, not understanding what Bo Yanqi meant.
Bo Yanqi reminded him, "This isn't a minor injury. A broken rib won't heal that quickly. Have you figured out how you're going to explain this to your brother?"
Qi Si felt as though he had been struck by lightning.
He went completely still, like he had turned to stone, and did not move for a long time.
After waiting a while and seeing no reaction from him, Bo Yanqi worriedly raised a hand and waved it in front of Qi Si's eyes.
"Dun Dun? Wake up."
Qi Si abruptly raised his hand and grabbed Bo Yanqi's, asking nervously, "I... You haven't told my