Song Ning looked into the rearview mirror again.
The black car still hadn't appeared behind them.
Hu Yuankai drove a winding route, frequently making sharp turns and ducking into narrow alleys.
Clearly, he was afraid someone was still following them.
Song Ning asked, "Young Master Hu! Where exactly are you taking me?"
Hu Yuankai smiled. "Since I've brought you out for some fun, of course it has to be exciting! Relax! We'll be there soon!"
He seemed certain that no one could possibly keep up with them now.
Only then did he turn the wheel again and pull onto the main road. Before long, he parked in front of a building.
When Song Ning looked up, she discovered that it was a large boxing gym.
Hu Yuankai opened her door like a gentleman. After getting out, Song Ning asked in confusion, "Young Master Hu! Don't tell me you brought me here to box?"
Hu Yuankai winked at her. "Of course not! There's a boxing championship here today!"
He bent his arm, inviting Song Ning to take it.
This time, Song Ning didn't refuse. She linked her arm through Hu Yuankai's and walked inside.
They passed two security checkpoints, both of which checked their identities.
Only after walking down a long corridor and through a third door did they hear the deafening roar of the crowd.
Before them lay a space seething with excitement.
Countless enormous incandescent lights illuminated the place as brightly as daylight.
Several octagonal boxing rings stood in a row.
Each was surrounded by a crowd screaming wildly.
Spurred on by the roaring crowd, the boxers in the rings swung their fists furiously, letting sweat and blood soak their faces.
Hu Yuankai gently patted the hand Song Ning had resting on his arm.
"Well? Is this exciting enough