Chapter 15: A Body Full of Illness

After hanging up the phone, Lu Fei looked again at the Bai sisters, then swept his gaze around the surroundings. The inner-city village was a chaotic mix of people; having these two exceptional beauties stay in such a place was bound to lead to trouble sooner or later.

“I’ll arrange a new place for you to stay,” Lu Fei said, then called Yin Tiancheng and instructed him to send someone to pick them up and take them elsewhere.

Previously, outside the city, bodies were rarely seen floating on the water—only endless rainwater. But now, corpses could be spotted everywhere, drifting on the surface and releasing a foul stench.

That’s right. Lu Ningwan loved him so much, she would never betray him. It must be the Seventh Prince.

He was thin, almost gaunt, but his large eyes were bright. Dressed in black, long clothes and pants, his body still dripped with rainwater.

Gu Xiao, having completed his task, was ready to leave but couldn’t help turning back, casting a strange look at Su Yingxue, who sat motionless on the bed.

Last night’s meal had long since been digested; now his stomach rumbled with hunger. Judging by the light outside, it was probably eight or nine o’clock.

After a year of exile in America, he hadn’t changed much. His posture was still upright, just as unruly as before, and perhaps even more handsome.

Claude said, “This orphanage was established before the apocalypse. At that time, there were about sixty children living here.”

Hearing those three old men were hiding in the distant villa district, Chen Ze let out a slow breath.

Last time, Shu Nan was taken from the banquet to meet Deputy Mayor Xie Long. Their discussion centered on trading the prescription.

Liang Luo pursed her lips, then suddenly reached out, dabbed a bit of ketchup, and smeared it on Xi Jin Nan’s cheek.

By some stroke of fortune, he finally broke through the bottleneck and stepped into the third realm of swordsmanship.

She seemed to want to retreat, but He Yan Kai would no longer give her that chance. It was what she had agreed to and requested, and He Yan Kai was not so merciful as to let her go.

Only Yu Rong Zhao Xi remained, facing a table of untouched dishes—all her favorites—but in the end, she ate only a few bites.

Ning Cheng Sen’s so-called request for a doctor was merely stepping aside and making a quick call to the chief surgeon. After a brief exchange, he hung up. Soon after, the chief surgeon arrived with the lead doctor to examine Mi An Bo. Seeing all was stable, he chatted briefly with Ning Cheng Sen before leaving.

This batch of GHB was the first to be released domestically. If successful, the money he’d make would ensure a comfortable retirement. But, as always, there were pros and cons—if it failed, he’d spend the rest of his life in prison.

She woke suddenly, but unable to move, could only lie in the hospital bed, watching him.

Ran Yun Duan shivered after hearing this. She felt the earnestness and urgency in Su Yan Jue’s words.

But seeing Ran Yun Duan’s determined demeanor, Su Yan Jue could only relent, sending her back to the apartment as she wished.

If Su Ye shifted a little to the side, he’d be staring directly at Ming Ming. Although he felt awkward, he had to comply with Su Yan Jue’s instructions.

During the sales process, An Hui, familiar with clothes, often heard the shop owners discussing business. Having visited the low, mid, and high markets, she knew more than most and had a certain eye for fashion.

She felt she looked much better than before—couldn’t say exactly how, since she was still herself—but everything seemed more pleasing and comfortable.

Then An Xia told the other two how she nearly failed to get inside, and asked Grandpa Lu about the people outside and why they behaved that way.