Volume One, Chapter 48: Troublesome Matters
“I mean, I do have feelings for you, and there’s no need to explain everything clearly to her,” Li Kangkai said with a hint of sincerity and determination in his voice.
Hearing this, Su Wanyue’s expression changed drastically.
Ruan Tao cherished her face above all else, believing it was her greatest asset. The skincare products she usually bought were outrageously expensive.
Although Chen Luo had already told him last night, and Betty spent the whole night processing the information, it still felt somewhat unbelievable now.
I just remembered—didn’t Chang Shou say? The Bian family wants to wipe out the Zhong family’s descendants, relentlessly hunting them down. Because of this, he nearly starved to death. Now, thinking about it, could it be that the Zhong family, fearing the Bian family’s resurgence, decided to eliminate the Bian family’s heirs first, which then provoked such a fierce retaliation from the Bian clan?
“Oh wow, I recognize you! You’re, you’re the big star Zhou Mi?” The boy’s tone was surprised yet uncertain.
Aunt Liu brought her a fresh change of clothes. When Le Yixian entered the bathroom, she saw the steaming water and reached out to touch it. She clearly remembered that when Aunt Liu brought the water in earlier, it had been cold.
Spoelstra looked up and froze at the slow-motion replay, then glanced down at Tang Tian on the other side.
Back in the Tang Dynasty, Li Yue controlled the Underworld Palace. He searched the entire realm but only managed to collect a tiny fragment of the origins of witchcraft.
Two goblins struggled violently, seemingly trying to warn their kin, but their mouths had been sealed beforehand.
Turning back, Jokic showcased his strength in the low post, backing down Pachulia, then spinning around repeatedly before sinking the ball.
A flood of information rushed in. He saw the long, tedious reincarnations of a hideous, mantis-like arthropod creature—a cycle of countless dull “worm” lives.
Early the next morning, Zhaba Hulei was to return to Beining Sports University. After the second boss finished training, he called him out for drinks. Just then, the Wen brothers called. No matter what, the second boss remained good friends with Wen Shengli. When Wen was released from prison, only the second boss went to pick him up.
“You two are way too impatient. Can’t you come tomorrow? I’m exhausted from the whole day!” Song Yao cursed those two for their recklessness.
The four opponents retreated to the second tower, unwilling to let Mu Fei and the others take it easily. However, with the Elder Dragon’s influence, they had no choice but to concede the tower.
Unnoticed by Chu Qian, a massive shadow slowly rose, gradually opening a blood-red maw large enough to swallow Chu Qian whole, leisurely preparing to enjoy its meal.
“Sister, I’m sorry, I didn’t mean to make you fall!” Wang Xiao’ou was expected to burst into tears after the fall, but she made no sound.
Li Xiang’s room was right under Old Zhou’s arm. This area was the VIP cabin, while the others stayed outside the quarantine cabin’s doors.
Li Xiang had heard about this competition on the first day. It was a specialized evaluation for air purifier manufacturers. In the central hall, five fully enclosed glass rooms were set up, each releasing various gases to simulate different environments such as smog, car exhaust, and thick smoke.
Turning his head, Lin Yuming gritted his teeth slightly, guessing that the chairman was probably furious. Who knew what the scene would be like when they met later? Just thinking about it made him anxious.
Ning Hua, Su Yuhan, and several other classmates at the table scattered and gathered around. They sat on the floor, weeping loudly, none willing to stand.
No wonder she had been wearing an uncontrollable smile these past few days. Business was thriving, and the company was finally on track—truly a cause for happiness.