Chapter 955: Chapter 955 Inconceivable Actions Chapter 955: Chapter 955 Inconceivable Actions The car stopped in front of a street-facing apartnt building.
“Ugh—”
Ning Yanan quickly pushed the car door open and rushed to the garbage bin next to her, vomiting violently.
“I’m fine, you should go now.”
Seeing the man in the driver’s seat about to get out, she hurriedly waved her hand and turned to enter the apartnt complex.
Feeling uncomfortable, she pressed her hand against her chest, pale-faced as she leaned against the inner wall of the elevator.
This was the safe house she and Jiang Jinchen had previously used to hide from the Jiang family.
Ever since they found out she was an undercover agent, this place had been abandoned.
After evading Dan Hanjie’s surveillance, she had co back here.
“Ding—”
The elevator arrived.
Ning Yanan walked to the door of the apartnt, took the newspaper from the mailbox, and quickly slipped inside.
The ordinary safe house had been transford into an information hub.
The entire living room was filled with monitors, showing surveillance footage from the entire apartnt building, along with many other remote feeds from different locations.
Docks, harbors, airports…
A dense array of surveillance videos covered the living room.
Ning Yanan placed the newspaper on the table and went into the kitchen to pour herself a glass of water.
Her eyes swept past the kitchen sink, she hesitated, and her gaze fixated on it, as the image of Jiang Jinchen cooking at that counter flashed through her mind.
In almost a second, she frantically gulped down the water in her glass.
With her mouth dry and thirsty, she poured a second cup and carried it directly back to the living room.
Approaching the table and about to reach for the mouse, she caught a glimpse of the newspaper beside her out of the corner of her eye.
She took a deep breath before picking it up.
Upon unfolding the newspaper, the headline was, as usual, about Jiang Jinchen.
It detailed how he was once again seen with that young starlet, who was clad in a bikini, her body pressing against his arm, boldly kissing his face.
Jiang Jinchen appeared to be enjoying it, with not the slightest intention of pushing her away.
Had the paparazzi not captured the mont, one could easily guess what would have happened next.
Ning Yanan’s eyes reddened, and her fingers trembled as they gripped the newspaper.
Clutching her chest, she struggled to breathe.
She tilted her head back slightly, fighting to keep the tears from falling.
Even though she knew she’d see such images, she couldn’t help subscribing to the dostic newspapers.
Even though she knew Jiang Jinchen was no longer a part of her life, she still couldn’t stop herself from keeping up with all of his news.
She was happier than he was on the day the Jiang family released him.
On the day he announced his engagent, she spent the whole day crying alone on the sofa…
Like a lovesick admirer who must hide in the shadows, she was engaged in acts everyone else would find incomprehensible.
Every day she couldn’t stop thinking about him, yet she didn’t have the courage to even see him once.
A one-sided love is also fine.
No longer would she have to worry that anyone would stop them from being together.
She didn’t need to fear him getting hurt because of her anymore.
Her love for him was her own affair.
“Ding dong—”
The doorbell suddenly rang, sending a jolt through Ning Yanan’s nerves.
She quickly set the newspaper down, grabbed a gun from under the cabinet, and walked over to the door.
Peering through the peephole and seeing who was outside, she suddenly let out a sigh of relief.
She reached out to open the door.
“Didn’t I tell you to leave? Why have you co back?”
“I was worried you’d starve yourself to death, so I brought you so takeout,” the man said, ignoring her displeased look, and walked straight into the living room, placing the items down.
“This box has stomach dicine. I’ve seen you feeling nauseous and wanting to throw up for several days now, worried that you might have chronic gastritis. Eat regularly and take so of this dicine.”
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