day…
The pretty boy called for help.
Or the kind that I can't afford to offend.
Daji immediately lost her temper. She sat back in her seat angrily and turned to chat with Qin Si. She never forced Ye Wangchuan to drink again.
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The meal lasted until 8:30 in the evening.
Qiao Nian looked at the time, and then saw that everyone had almost finished eating, so he stood up and walked out: "I'll pay the bill."
Ye Wangchuan stood up and followed: "I'll go with you."
They walked away one after the other.
Everyone at the table was quite relaxed.
Qin Si raised his head and looked in the direction where the two people were leaving side by side and said, "Hiss, can't we keep accounts for meals here? Why is it like a restaurant?"
Daji picked up the cup and drank some tea to sober up, then lowered her eyes and said softly, "Why do you ask so much about the affairs of a young couple?"
Qin Si turned around and looked at him.
Daji sat there, with an aura of bloodshed and intimidation without even getting angry, and she looked like someone who was not someone to be trifled with.
Qin Si laughed at that: "You are so sour, don't tell me you are still a single dog."
Daji glanced at him sideways, and slowly put down the cup. Her tough face was too lazy to argue with him: "You talk as if you have caught up with Guan Yan."
Qin Si jumped up this time: "Fuck, love rival?"
Daji pushed his hand away and said to him, "Get lost!"
He didn't dare to mess with a wild rose like Guan Yan.
Only a young master like him who doesn't care about the sufferings of the world and who is looking for trouble would dare to provoke him. It's hard enough for him to be exiled to F continent 365 days a day. He doesn't have a perverted hobby of looking for trouble for himself!
Qin Si was still immersed in the question of whether he was a love rival or not. He couldn't sit still for a long time. He looked Daji up and down with a pair of suspicious eyes, wishing he could see the person in front of him clearly.
There were other people at the table.
Of course, Cao Yanhua and the others don't talk much. They basically just sit there to make up the numbers, occasionally saying a few words, and never saying anything nonsense.
The silver-haired old man took advantage of the time it took to scan the two of them with his sharp eagle eyes, mainly focusing on the tall man. "I heard that F Continent took over the Yu family's business not long ago... and recently reached a cooperation with the Anbao... It's making quite a stir."
Daji drank a lot of wine that night, and when she was drunk, she relaxed a lot: "There was a little noise, but we were just making a small fuss, not as good as the Privy Council."
Elder Xue smiled when he heard this, and put his hands on the table, not seeming to be angry: "The Privy Council... is not decided by one person."
But now it is this David who has the final say in Continent F.
Elder Xue remembered something again: "How did the Yu family offend you before?"
What happened in Country M was suppressed by the Queen and Lu Zhi, and no news was received in Continent M.
They had heard some rumors, and only knew that the Yu family, a reclusive family, collapsed overnight, and Yu Qingliu was also admitted to the hospital.
The Yu family is just a low-ranking family among the hidden families.
Mr. Xue and his companions did not take the Yu family too seriously and did not investigate further.
He only knew that the Yu family was purged because they had offended the forces in F Continent.
"You don't know?"
Daji was surprised that he would ask her this, but she quickly adjusted herself to the situation. Thinking that Qiao Nian would still be in the Privy Council in the future, she did not hide it and planned to give Qiao Nian a reputation as someone who was not easy to mess with, so that the old men in the Privy Council would not look down on her.
"He didn't offend me, he offended my boss."
Xue Lao's eyebrows and eyes were dignified: "Your boss?"
Daji admitted very frankly in front of everyone at the table: "S...Qiao Nian is my boss, and all the forces in Continent F belong to her family."
(End of this chapter)