[You know, now that you mention it...]
[Huh, when you put it that way, that does make sense.]
[He clearly loves animals. Stop making things up, okay? He really has spent a lot of money rescuing animals.]
[+1. Been a fan for years. Director Jiang puts seven figures into the Animal Rescue Fund every year.]
[That much???]
[I've been following his Foundation all along. Its accounts really are relatively transparent compared with similar foundations. I feel safe donating.]
[Director Jiang must have been controlled by a ghost to act like that, just like those college guys.]
Jiang Haojie was helped out by the staff and sat down on a chair nearby to rest.
Qi Gu looked at the Cat Ghost, who returned a look that said, "We're only just getting started." The debt Jiang Haojie had incurred through his sins could hardly be repaid with that alone. He had tortured and killed so many small animals; naturally, he had to suffer everything they had suffered.
As for Jiang Haojie's reputation? The Cat Ghost had refrained from arranging his immediate disgrace purely because keeping Jiang Haojie surrounded by doubts and suspicion was a form of mental torment, too.
As long as this matter remained unexposed, he would live in constant apprehension, never able to let out the breath he was holding.
Jiang Haojie rested for a while, but his internal organs still hurt terribly. He lifted the hem of his shirt, yet there were no external injuries on his skin. It remained smooth and fair.
He therefore looked at Qi Gu, hatred spreading. "You saw something strange in the stable earlier and deliberately didn't stop me?"
Qi Gu answered with a scoff. "There was never a ghost in the stable."
Lin Hanzhi immediately soothed him like a little eunuch. "Don't be