Luo Huian would have loved to say ’yes,’ but she knew the consequences of her actions, so she had no choice but to agree. With a sigh, Luo Huian got in the trash can and carried the drugged woman out.
But instead of going to the parking area, she flagged down a taxi, causing the two familiars to pause and look at her.
"Don’t you have a car?"
"What happened to your car?"
"You asked to open the trash can; I did. You asked to get this woman out of the trash can? I did. Even when it ruined my clothes," she spoke in a painful voice before adding, "But letting her dirty my car? That’s where I draw the line, alright? Don’t even think about it."
Xiao Hei and Xiao Bai: "..." Okay, there is no need to cry.
They never thought that Luo Huian, who didn’t cry even when she was whipped until the skin on her back peeled off, would cry over her clothes getting dirty.
Seeing her like this, they couldn’t even say anything, even if they wanted to.
It took three minutes for a taxi to stop in front of Luo Huian. However, the second it stopped, Luo Huian looked at the taxi driver, who looked back at her. It was the sa driver who had caught her in trouble the last two tis.
The driver: "..."
Luo Huian: "...."
"What are you doing this ti around?" the man asked.
"Nothing illegal," promised Luo Huian as she opened the door of the taxi. At the sa ti, she wondered if this driver had so sort of connection with her or sothing of the sort. Whenever she was in trouble, this man was attracted to her and the trouble without a chance of missing them.
The man looked at the woman who was unconscious and lying in Luo Huian’s arms before saying, "It does look illegal."
"And so did the other two tis," Luo Huian cheekily smiled at the man. "But I didn’t do anything, did I?"
The driver eyed her warily before pursing his lips and asking, "Where is this ti around? The police station?"
"She is not dead!" Luo Huian snapped. "She is alive—just—just take us to the hospital."
The taxi driver didn’t waste another minute and then brought Luo Huian to the hospital, where Luo Huian rushed the woman to the ergency area and paid for her stomach to be pumped.
"She drank too much alcohol," said the doctor as he looked at Luo Huian with a look of disapproval on his face. "Her stomach is not good, there is no way she can drink so much alcohol."
Luo Huian: "..."
She felt terribly wronged and imdiately said, "This is not done by . I had nothing to do with this matter, don’t look at like that. I don’t even know this woman and just brought her here because she fell unconscious in front of my shop."
What the hell? She did sothing good and yet she ended up getting such stares? It was too much.
The doctor realised that he had judged Luo Huian wrongly and imdiately apologised, "Sorry, I thought that it was because of you—"
"Do I look like a criminal?" Luo Huian rolled her eyes and then walked over to the stool letting the doctors do their jobs.
It took fifteen minutes for the woman’s stomach to be pumped and by the ti it was over, the woman also woke up and looked around in confusion.
"Where am I?" the woman asked when she opened her eyes.
"In the hospital," Luo Huian responded. Since this woman was the crux of her next mission, she had no other choice but to stay with her. "I saw you in the trash can when I went to throw the trash away. What were you doing there?"
The woman was confused at first but a second later, she realised what Luo Huian was talking about and her expression turned twisted and worried.
She looked around as if she was worried that soone would pounce at her. Seeing her like this, Luo Huian frowned and asked, "What’s wrong?"
"N—Nothing," the woman lowered her head and imdiately shook her head. But as if she couldn’t stop herself from speaking, the woman asked Luo Huian, "Did you see anyone around?"
"No," Luo Huian shook her head, causing the woman to sigh in relief. "Are you a criminal on the run?" She asked when she saw the woman heave a sigh of relief as if realising that she had gotten rid of all her troubles.
"No!" The woman raised her voice and flailed her hands in denial. "Of course not—how—how can I be... I am not a criminal. So please don’t send to the police."
Luo Huian narrowed her eyes when she heard the woman’s words. She said to her, "Only a criminal will say such a thing. Speak the truth; you are involved in so kind of trouble, right? I am telling you, you better cough out the truth because if you continue lying, then I am afraid that I will call the police and hand you over to them."
When the woman heard Luo Huian’s words, she stiffened and looked at her in horror. "Please don’t call the police or else I will die."
"Aha! So you agree that there is sothing wrong with you. Luo Huian felt like she had gotten the hang of the truth and glared at the woman haughtily. "I knew that there was sothing wrong with you."
"No! No, I didn’t—I have never done anything wrong," the woman shook her head in terror before saying to Luo Huian in an honest manner, "I really didn’t harm or hurt anyone. I—I am just trying to run away from my boyfriend. If he finds out that I am here, he will definitely try to kill ."
"So please…." the woman begged. "Please don’t call the police or that r will find ."
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