"Do you really want to know?"
Qin Xiao asked as he looked at Dugu Bo's eager face.
Dugu Bo nodded emphatically.
"I suggest you stop asking so many questions. Knowing too much won't do you any good."
Qin Xiao gave a casual smile as he spoke. "Still, we've been here for quite a while, and Tang Hao and his son haven't shown up."
"So that means all those things are true?"
Dugu Bo felt that this must be the truth of the matter.
Yet Qin Xiao's relaxed, carefree demeanor hardly looked like that of someone facing a formidable enemy.
"I imagine Tang Hao's son, Tang San, must have put on quite a show when he didn't get what he wanted?"
Qin Xiao asked then.
"He certainly did. His face looked as awful as if he'd swallowed a dead fly..." Dugu Bo's expression turned distant as he recalled Tang Hao's earlier expression.
"Hahaha, that's enough for me."
Qin Xiao laughed heartily, his voice brimming with satisfaction.
Without a doubt, seeing Tang Hao and his son suffer a setback was exactly what Qin Xiao wanted most.
I really don't know what wire got crossed in their heads to make them provoke this fellow.
At the sight, Dugu Bo couldn't help muttering inwardly.
Remembering how badly Qin Xiao had swindled him too, he suddenly found himself sympathizing with Tang Hao and the others...
They were all fallen souls wandering the ends of the earth.
Still, compared to them, I'm much better off. After all, Qin Xiao and I count as something like friends, don't we?
On second thought, Dugu Bo felt his situation was far better than theirs.
"Zhu Zhuqing, let's go."
Qin Xiao spoke to Zhu Zhuqing beside him.
The girl froze briefly before coming back to her senses and silently nodding.