Chapter 106: The Reckless Man
“Oh, then tell me, what crime have you committed!” Qin Xiao said calmly, his eyes continuously scanning Li Sansi’s figure. This rough and uncultured man was probably someone Tang Sicheng wouldn’t deign to use.
“Your Majesty, I truly don’t know!” Li Sansi replied brusquely, his eyes darting nervously.
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She felt a weariness creeping in, tired of endless demands without limits. It was precisely because of this that she had chosen to study law in the first place.
Her ultimate goal was never to become the greatest merchant. Only by fully immersing herself in the game between Wei Yan and Fang Ce could she carve out a voice for herself in reality.
He must not cry. If he did, everyone would see it. Wen Qixuan lowered his head, planning to, during the night when Liang Shuang was not paying attention, sprinkle water on her bed. He also intended to secretly have the production team install an immovable camera so that online viewers would know Liang Shuang had struck him.
Yu Qingran could only suppress her impatience and pulled out her phone, the screen clearly showing the words “To be known.”
At school, music and art classes were mere formalities. In truth, students eagerly looked forward to these auxiliary subjects, but the school neither valued them nor had enough teachers, nor the talents to teach them.
Naturally, Shuo Xin had no objections. So, the two took a car to the Red Flag Hotel, completed the check-in formalities for two rooms, and settled in. Coincidentally, Ye Tan was staying in the very same hotel room she had used during her second visit to Shanghai.
During the Spring Festival, he returned to Lin’an Prefecture. His parents, seeing his intelligence had returned to normal, hoped he would find a proper factory job there. But Qian Duoduo was reluctant to go; he simply wanted to follow Xu Zishan and do something, anything.
Thus, the cultivation of these two immortals was truly insufficient. Having slaughtered a large number of aquatic beasts, they feared other high-level monsters would learn of it. So they retreated home. Indeed, the moment Xu Min opened the cave of the giant soft-shelled turtle…
After hearing Lv Fang’s report, a flicker of surprise crossed Emperor Jiajing’s face. He gently stroked the dragon head carved on the dragon throne, smiling with a sense of admiration.
The three had not met for many years, and there was much to say between them. Yet beyond sighs and nostalgia, there was little else to discuss.
The excessive closeness, coupled with the absence of firm refusals, was like setting one trap after another, instilling them with a glimmer of hope and binding them to an illusory affection they could not abandon.
Qin Ruyi, overwhelmed by a sudden impulse, lost control upon seeing the gun fall to the ground. Only then did she realize how close she had come to an irrevocable act. In her fright and dizziness, she fainted.
Natasha woke early today, pondering deeply. She vaguely discerned Li Er’s worries and dared not conceal anything, recounting every detail clearly and thoroughly.
“I can help too.” It had been a long time since she had been home, and Yang Mimi couldn’t help but want to showcase her culinary skills.
Seeing Ye Yu and Lan Xi’s shocked expressions, Ye Tian shrugged. “Mom, Dad, I’ll be off then,” he said slowly.
A visit from the Discipline Inspection Commission was the most dreaded event for officials. Although Zong Yufang, the district chief of Yangpu, had the backing of Hao Zhen, once the two factions clashed, while core officials might remain unscathed, grassroots and even mid-level officials often suffered, abandoned by their factions for various reasons.
A faint smile curled at the corner of Ye Tian’s mouth, a cold sneer. He understood Li Jian’s intention: the bureau probably already had their men inside. Yet Ye Tian found nothing strange about it.
In some respects, Jamie was undoubtedly a genius, while in others, unquestionably a fool.
With such a sigh, Mr. Bi opened his eyes for the third time. But this time, his gaze no longer held terror or confusion. Instead, there was only a clear understanding—a serene clarity that saw through the world’s affairs and resolved the game of life.