Volume One, Chapter 75: This Is for You

Xiao Junhe didn’t spare him a glance; instead, he turned to look at Yun Mojiu.
“Are you alright?”
“I’m fine.” Yun Mojiu shook her head.
Seeing the deathly aura lingering above the security guard’s head had dissipated, she finally let out a small sigh of relief.
At that moment, the event manager hurried over.
The fat man swaggered past, arrogance written all over his face, pointing imperiously at Xiao Junhe and Yun Mojiu.
Confirming that the target wouldn’t be leaving any time soon, Dragon Thorn quickly pulled back, retreating about a kilometer before finally finding an ideal safe spot: a large sunken pit. Although thick grass, a giant boulder, and some shrubs filled it, the location was perfect.
Yue Longxiang favored those three concubines most; he’d never spoken harshly to them, but today, threatened with death, the three concubines realized Yun Qiumeng’s importance to him and all nodded in agreement.
The room’s gold card rate, without a doubt, was for a second mortgage, rheumatoid arthritis—you’ll never guess what’s coming next week at Da Fu. The soccer king would go to see wild Siberian tigers, loving the time when even a knife couldn’t cut through Fan Bingbing’s tempered glass. “You go ahead, I’ll take the bike to the administrative village.”
After all, her attitude toward Tang Luo before wasn’t exactly bad, but she had deliberately ignored and overlooked him.
Mu Bao was seriously wounded. His arm, shoulder, and thigh were all pierced by arrows. Fortunately, none hit vital points, and after Hua Jueyu and the others roughly treated his wounds, he drifted into a deep sleep.
“But what if?” I habitually worried over every detail. Though I knew I shouldn’t concern myself with such things, the thought that Lu Xudong might get hung up on it, avoid me, or go out drinking again, made me unable to let it go.
After spitting out the pit, just as I was about to study why the jade talon had flown back, I heard a commotion in the forest, followed by the distant roar of a tiger.
Two hands firmly restrained Fatty San’s body. As Fatty San tried to resist, Tuo Xi delivered a well-aimed kick to the back of his knee.
Tang Luo originally had a seat as well, but he couldn’t be bothered to sit there. He was exhausted and didn’t want to keep up the forced smile.
After I hung up the phone, I tossed it onto the coffee table and irritably ran my fingers through my hair.
The sudden bizarre turn of events stunned Ji Ling’er and the Blood Reversal Guards. After a brief daze, one of the guards reacted first, letting out a series of strange cries to his companions.
Chu Xinbai had seen the maternity nurse do this before, though she never understood why.
Chu Bing couldn’t help but look up at him. The sincerity in a certain someone’s eyes made her heart flutter and her cheeks flush red.
There were three bunk beds in the room. Four assistant physicians and two attending physicians all shared the same lounge.
Just as he’d said earlier, was it truly permissible to shoot criminals at will? Of course, it was only within their unit, on training grounds and exercises. None of them had ever faced a real-life, point-blank shooting.
The moment Liu Jie exerted force, Zhang Sujing was visibly startled, but still leaned her body against him to reduce the weight on her right leg.
Chu Xinbai was amazed—she knew that newborn babies couldn’t see clearly for the first three months.
“Perhaps…” Li Yichen suddenly spoke, “there’s another possibility. That spiritual power may have originally belonged to someone, and a trace of the original owner’s power was left behind during the separation.”
Master Xiao Lei was no stranger to speaking, but until now, he’d only spoken from afar and had never shown himself.
Actually, Ye Kai had many more questions for Ye Qian, but since it was a family banquet, he kept silent. There would be time to ask in the future.
In the passage behind them, a team emerged. Looking closely, it was Zhao Tianlong and his group from Tianlong Manor, and more people followed behind. Lin Feng and his companions, however, had no time to pay attention to that. The moment the iron door opened, they charged in ahead of everyone else.