Chen Ke saw the two get out of the car and imdiately walked over to greet them.
"William has been on the ship for over twenty minutes. Our people are right behind them, and we can catch up quickly using speedboats."
"Good." Mo Qian nodded, continuing to walk towards the dock with Ji Wei.
...
At this mont, the atmosphere inside the cabin was sowhat heavy.
Fragnts of porcelain and a pile of scattered items lay across the red carpet, and Ji Shanshan stood there with red eyes, visibly agitated.
"Why won’t you help ? Before I returned to the country, you promised that you would help get whatever I wanted, didn’t you?" she growled.
William looked at her, his expression overly calm: "I did promise, but your thods..."
"I admit my tactics are a bit extre, but against Ji Wei and Mo Qian, if I don’t use extre asures, do you think I have any chance? Do you forget what I went through at that vile woman’s birthday banquet? That disgusting man ravaged and humiliated ! I can’t swallow this rage even if I die!"
"But you hard innocent people."
"Innocent? Who’s innocent? That woman’s child? Or that hypocritical old hag? They’re all her kin, and they’re all my enemies! No one is innocent."
William said nothing, silently staring at Ji Shanshan for a while, feeling a bit uncertain if he truly liked the woman before him.
Heart like a viper, treating life like grass, such a woman resembled a venomous snake; was keeping her close really wise?
But she’s Aunt Zhao’s daughter...
William sighed rather helplessly, "Shanshan, we’re leaving here imdiately. Staying here won’t do you any good. Mo Qian’s people have probably found us."
"What did you say?" Ji Shanshan’s eyes widened in surprise: "You inford him of my whereabouts?"
William didn’t deny it.
Indeed, upon discovering Mo Qian’s n tracking them, he ca here without taking any asures.
In fact, it indirectly inford Mo Qian that Ji Shanshan was here.
"Why? William, have you lost interest?" Ji Shanshan laughed absurdly, questioning him.
"The one who changed wasn’t , it was you." William looked at her, speaking slowly, a painful light in his green eyes.
When he first rescued Ji Shanshan months ago, she was particularly reliant on him, seeing him as her only family.
Back then, Ji Shanshan was gentle and smart, a very likable girl. Especially after learning she was Aunt Zhao’s daughter, William’s fondness for her increased significantly.
When she wanted him to be her boyfriend, William agreed without much hesitation.
But once they returned to Rongcheng, Ji Shanshan seed like a different person, becoming frenzied and hysterical, making her seem unfamiliar to William.
Especially after interacting with Ji Wei, he had a suspicion in his heart—was Ji Shanshan truly Aunt Zhao’s daughter?
Why did Mo Qian say he made a fatal mistake? Why did Ji Wei seem more like Aunt Zhao...
These mysteries lingered in William’s mind, refusing to dissipate.
"You think I’m annoying and want to abandon , don’t you?" Ji Shanshan laughed out loud, but her gaze was ice-cold, "I won’t leave you, William, don’t even think about getting rid of !"
Ji Shanshan shouted with red-ringed eyes.
She walked over, grabbed a surviving bottle of wine from the table that hadn’t been swept to the floor, and tilted her head back, drinking directly.
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