A drone flew through the air above the jungle.
"Boss, didn't you say we only needed to help them collect evidence? We've filmed everything. Aren't we leaving?"
In front of the camera monitor, a young man with messy blond hair questioned his boss in confusion.
"Quiet."
William stared intently at the feed. They were all standing at the edge of the cliff. What were they planning? Those conflicted expressions...
"An Shi, be careful." Qi Sijing grabbed him worriedly. There was no way he could pretend he wasn't concerned.
An Shi and Lin Xingye were both incredibly important to them.
"Don't worry. I only do things I'm confident about." An Shi went around them and stood directly above the ledge, taking a deep breath.
Confident, my ass.
Whatever. To him, Star mattered more than anything. He knew what they were worried about, and he didn't need them to agonize over the decision.
For him, Star came first.
If he were in Bo Xi's position right now, he would have hesitated too. But as things stood, he wouldn't.
At a time like this, was he supposed to think of someone, like people did in TV dramas? After all, one wrong step could cost him his life.
He never did anything pointless, but when Star was involved, everything had meaning.
Someone's face surfaced in his mind at an inopportune moment. He kept wondering whether he'd overreacted that night. Perhaps he should have explained things to William.
After all, he didn't know William's past.
Forget it. Stop thinking.
An Shi leaped without hesitation.
Everyone behind him held their breath and hurriedly looked down.
Everyone watching the drone feed froze. The young subordinate's eyes widened in shock. "Holy shit, does he have a death wish?"
"Don't say that!" William abruptly clamped a hand over his