Qi Su might not have swung their way, but there wasn't a single thing he didn't understand.
Seeing the frustration written all over Cheng Yue's face, his quick mind whirred, and he understood in an instant.
"Oh-ho, so you..."
With a sleazy grin, he slowly curled his straight finger until it formed a loose hook.
Cheng Yue's expression darkened, though it was hard to tell whether he was genuinely angry or just mortified. "Do you know how many steps it takes to stuff someone into a suitcase?"
Algorithms always knew exactly what was on people's minds. No wonder he'd been getting so many videos about corpses and the police lately.
Qi Su followed his instincts and shut his mouth, though a few scattered chuckles still escaped.
Cheng Yue took off his sunglasses and flung them at him. "If you want to laugh, just laugh. Don't suffocate holding it in!"
"Hahahahaha!"
Qi Su immediately doubled over with laughter. Oh, Orange, he'd finally found his sore spot.
Jokes were jokes, but a guy still had to treat his buddy like a human being.
Once he'd rediscovered his humanity and learned more about the other man from Cheng Yue, he fell uncharacteristically silent.
Anyone who could survive the mixed bag of people at a state-owned enterprise might not be the cream of the crop, but they certainly had some ability.
Qi Su dealt with those old foxes all year round. They might not come from families of great wealth or prestige, but he'd met plenty of men like that.
After too much plain fare, quite a few started looking for something more exciting. It wasn't that they genuinely liked taking the back route; they simply enjoyed the psychological thrill.
Moving through a world of money, power, and prestige, Qi Su had seen it