The Nature of the Bloodstained Restaurant

"Mr. Liu, you have to save me."

Secretary Li's legs trembled as she looked at Liu Zheng.

"I'll do my best."

He said it through gritted teeth.

The Bloodstained Restaurant had dared to forcibly place a delivery order for Mr. Li. The cashier they had sent could not possibly be weak—he might even be a powerhouse on Si Xue's level.

In truth, Liu Zheng did not believe he could stop the cashier at all, but he still had to say something polite. Otherwise, it would be terribly tactless.

"No one's opening the door, so I'll let myself in."

The cashier called out from outside, and then the office door opened.

Liu Zheng and the other two saw nothing in their field of vision, yet their brains told them that there was a "person" standing in the doorway.

"Hello, Ms. Li. I'm here to collect a debt. Ah, no, to collect payment."

The "person" spoke with impeccable manners.

Secretary Li even felt as though he had bowed to her.

"H-how much are you collecting?"

She asked tremblingly.

"I'm sorry, but that is a trade secret and cannot be disclosed. If you have any objections, you may file them with the Metropolis Arbitration Court against our restaurant afterward."

The cashier said.

If you were still able to file an objection, that was.

"Mr. Liu, save me."

Secretary Li naturally understood his implication and pleaded with Liu Zheng again.

"Ahem, esteemed cashier."

Liu Zheng spoke up. Calling someone a big shot when he met them could never go wrong.

"Liu Zheng, I know you. The rising star of the Delivery Department and a strong candidate for this year's Outstanding Employee award."

The cashier turned his "gaze" toward him.

"You flatter me, you flatter me. I'm merely a diligent new employee."

Liu Zheng said