Chapter 71: Chapter 71 Hero Saves the Beauty (Part 2)
“Stop taking pictures, stop taking pictures…”
Ning Xiner’s face turned pale with fear, and her voice trembled uncontrollably.
Countless pairs of eyes and caras relentlessly targeted the parts of her body that her scant clothing failed to cover. She felt embarrassed, humiliated, and terrified. As she turned to flee, she stumbled and fell to the ground in a sorry state.
So overly bold reporters even shoved their caras right into her pale face.
But the next mont, one of those long lenses was forcefully slamd to the ground.
With a resounding “clash,” the whole scene fell silent; everyone looked up to see Gu Chen striding onto the runway, draping his suit jacket over Ning Xiner and smashing one reporter’s cara with his bare hand.
The surprised and angry reporter protested, “Who gave you the right to smash my cara!”
“You’re asking on what grounds?”
Gu Chen didn’t offer a reason, instead, he grabbed the reporter by the throat with a swift motion.
The tension peaked in that mont.
Through the cara lens, Ye Xian’s eyes were ablaze, like flas bursting forth. His usually mild face was now tense with sharply defined contours, and his gaze was that of a provoked wild beast, which sent shivers down one’s spine.
The standoff escalated, the gazes growing more intense, and even the staff and photographers got caught up in the scene, holding their breath in suspense.
At this point, there was no trace of the “little puppy” in Gu Chen—only ferocity and aggression, all in defense of the woman he loved.
“Dare to take pictures of my woman, looking for death?”
The reporter quickly caved under his overwhelming presence, pleading for rcy, while the other reporters also retreated, sensing the tide.
‘Ye Xian delivering that line was so cool; I’m in love, aaah!’
‘I’ve got it too; damn, he’s too handso, what woman could resist him!’
So extras whispered among each other below the stage. Ning Xiner looked up at him, her heartbeat racing faster than ever before.
Only now did she truly confirm that it wasn’t just Ning Xiner who had really fallen for Gu Chen; she had also fallen in love with Ye Xian.
Ye Xian let go of the reporter’s neck, helping Ning Xiner to her feet. His suit jacket enveloped her completely, securing her modesty.
“Are you alright?”
When he looked at her, his eyes instantly softened from threatening to overflowing with tenderness, making Jiang Xin almost forget her lines due to her racing heartbeat.
“No, nothing’s wrong.”
Ye Xian scooped her up in a princess carry, his cool voice echoing across the venue, “About what just happened, if anyone dares to leak a single detail, they will be against Gu’s.”
After speaking, he ordered the security to check and delete all the pictures of Ning Xiner that had been taken.
The scene ended with Ye Xian carrying Ning Xiner off the stage in a princess carry.
Handso n and pretty won, a prince and princess—everyone watched them with eyes full of sweetness, completely enchanted.
Cheng Jingshu, who had stepped aside earlier, furiously kicked over a chair nearby. Since filming started, her mind had been elsewhere, unable to focus, filled with thoughts of Wanze’s look at Ye Xian yesterday, his perfunctory attitude towards her, and the image of Ye Xian sitting next to the CEO.
Wanze had always been a straight man, and she knew he had an extre dislike for Ye Xian. She had never taken Ye Xian seriously before, seeing him rely as a useful tool to gain Wanze’s favor.
But now, Ye Xian was giving her an increasingly unsettling feeling. His acting talent was surprisingly good, so much so that he was stealing the spotlight from her, even using the tactic of playing hard to get with Wanze and managing to stay close to the CEO!
Why does he deserve this?!
Since she was young, she had liked the CEO, but everyone around her, including her closest family, told her she wasn’t worthy of the Bo Family’s Crown Prince, so she was advised to set her sights on the illegitimate child, Jiang Wanze.
As it turned out, the CEO had never given her a second glance, yet he spent all of yesterday talking to Ye Xian…
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