Volume One, Chapter 58: In the Days to Come, Would You Willingly Enter the Residence of the Fourth Prince with Me?

Xiang Zhu’s expression remained unchanged. No wonder Ouyang Yanwan’s sudden shift was so abrupt—she had still been testing her.

“Fenting,” Qilong Song called out softly, but there was no response. The feeling was like holding a warm, tender heart out to Fenting’s hands only to be ignored—cold and weightless.

“I knew your tears were fake; what you really want is to be with your perverted brother,” the female mermaid leader chided her again, her tone tinged with reproach.

There were few who could command insects on the continent, and even fewer who had mastered insect magic. Many longed to learn it, but if it were so easy, why would those who could command insects be so rare?

“It’s really not like that, Tiwu... please don’t do this,” Siming’s voice sounded helpless, laced with a hint of sorrow.

In the distance, a shout rang out. The chaotic Han army camp fell silent in an instant; everyone stopped in their tracks, listening tensely.

At this moment, Zhuyan approached me, dressed in a pale yellow swimsuit, striking a pose and asking, “Do I look good?”

Jian Hao said nothing. Last time, he tried to find Wang Jinjin but didn’t even get to see him. He went to Wang Jinjin’s home, but his parents said he wasn’t there.

No wonder Ling Ge said, “It’s no problem to draw a few drops of my blood...” If one didn’t pay attention, one could easily be deceived by its appearance.

“Chen Yang, it seems this match is ours,” Shanguan Hongyan exhaled deeply as Li Lin was thoroughly suppressed on the field, unable even to retaliate. Her expression relaxed considerably.

The old man gratefully accepted the pig, thanked profusely, and after unloading it, was about to leave pushing the wheelbarrow when Da Dezi suddenly remembered something. He told the old man if any animals in their village were found dead from bites, to call him immediately. If confirmed, each report would earn a reward of one hundred yuan.

Once this suspicion arose, Director Liu dared not be negligent and firmly refused to tell anyone, not even those closest. He would rather keep this secret buried deep inside; if any rumor leaked, not only would she be unable to stay in this hospital, but her future in the medical field would be over.

Everyone on the first floor looked up toward the second, but the second floor had reflective glass, so no one could see who was inside.

After all, Li Lufei was a new face. Especially with Nie Yukun unable to come to the scene, the shareholders who didn’t know who Li Lufei was naturally needed to confirm whether he had the authority to represent Nie Yukun.

Sang Li, both angry and anxious, had hoped that by stepping back a little more, Mu Yun would let her go. But she underestimated Mu Yun’s endurance and mood tonight. When Sang Li’s body had retreated as far as it could, her expression finally began to unravel.

Fu Chengjue leaned against the wall of the hot spring pool, reaching out to pull Qin Huan into his arms, seating her on his lap. Qin Huan lowered her gaze, silent and obedient.

“This time we admit defeat, but I advise you to let us go. My grandfather has already arrived,” Hei Tu said coldly to Bass just as Mo Ling was about to take her own life.

“Yes, yes, we can testify—we really came to sign the contract. If it weren’t for the director forcing Tong Ruo to come, she wouldn’t have shown up,” Li Hui quickly explained, a bit bewildered by Murphy’s reaction.

Shinzo Abe looked at Lei Yu with deep meaning and finally resigned himself to sit back down. Lei Yu, who also enjoyed the privileges of one of the five great feudal lords, was truly beyond his reach. But once outside, it was another matter entirely—if someone assassinated him, it would no longer concern Abe.