Xiao Heng used to think Su Li was a proud woman. How could she hold her own for so long in front of Brother Qi?
Just now when he saw her, he suddenly felt that Su Li was truly a woman as gentle as water. Brother Qi’s words were so sharp, yet she could deal with him gently—she was practically an angel.
Feng Huaijin sneered twice at Xiao Heng from several ters away: "Do you think stepping back a few steps ans I can’t hit you?"
At the school gate, Xiao Heng ran away holding his head.
Feng Huaijin returned to his villa from Jianghai University, ignoring the look from the old butler, and went into the study alone. He picked up a pen and wrote one na after another on a blank sheet of paper.
According to Su Li’s account, those in the future were all dead.
So who killed them?
Su Li had asked Tuanzi this question many tis, yet just like a network congestion, she never received any response.
Feng Huaijin rubbed his temples and murmured to himself, "Could it be in order to seize the Feng Family’s inheritance? Was Su Li dragged into this because of ?"
Others didn’t dare to provoke him; only those wanting to fight over the family inheritance would find ways to deal with him and his family he cared about.
Feng Huaijin’s gaze fell sharply on the three words "Feng Ciye" on the white paper!
In the entire Feng Family, the most competitive and the one who was equally matched with him was Feng Ciye...
Could it be him?
*
Su Li lay alone on the vacant dormitory bed, tossing and turning, unable to sleep, with images of Tuanzi infected with the flu flooding her mind...
Feng Huaijin was right, even if she wanted to simply chat with Tuanzi. But as soon as Tuanzi knew he was injured and weak, he couldn’t resist appearing here for a short while, and he couldn’t help but want to co over.
Whenever Su Li closed her eyes, she would involuntarily picture Tuanzi picking up an art knife and cutting into his finger.
It was terrifying.
She couldn’t imagine Tuanzi covered in blood just to co see her; the thought alone made it hard to breathe.
Su Li lay in bed, tossing and turning, unable to sleep all night.
As sleepiness began to blur her consciousness, Su Li faintly heard the slight sound of a door opening, followed by the suppressed sound of a girl sobbing inside the room, intermittent and haunting.
The crying sounded almost like ghostly wails, and Su Li, already sleeping uneasily, was startled awake all of a sudden.
"Who?"
Su Li groped for the bedside lamp and was about to turn it on for lighting when a choked voice of Yan Sidae ca from within the dormitory, commanding, "Do not turn on the light!"
Su Li: "..."
Fully awake now, Su Li smoothed the slightly ssy strands of hair around her ears and looked speechlessly at Yan Sidae in the dark.
Her night vision was quite good, allowing her to see that Yan Sidae’s eyes were red and swollen from crying.
Didn’t she take her personal belongings and leave, intending not to stay in the dorm overnight?
Considering Yan Sidae’s family background, Su Li figured she was reluctant to spend money to spitefully stay at a hotel and had thus co back ekly.
Although Su Li didn’t agree with so of Yan Sidae’s views, Yan Sidae had helped her several tis.
She patiently asked, "Why are you crying? You really don’t need the light on?"
Hearing Yan Sidae’s uncontrollable sobbing, Su Li realized that if she continued crying like this, she wouldn’t be able to sleep either.
Standing in the darkness, Yan Sidae coldly smirked and looked at Su Li sitting on the upper bunk bed, chokingly mocking, "Why don’t they eat at porridge? How would the rich know the sufferings of the poor?"
Yan Sidae forbade Su Li from turning on the light; she dragged her chair and cried restrainedly at the desk.
She wouldn’t let soone like Su Li, a rich person, see herself in such a miserable state...
She had planned to go to the 24-hour study room to read books, but after receiving that phone call, how could she concentrate? Reluctant to go to a hotel, she had no choice but to return to the dorm.
Su Li watched Yan Sidae sobbing and remained silent for a while.
Should she remind her that her night vision was excellent?
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