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... ently, no more deadly jabs.


Halfway through the meal, Ning Xiaofei got up to go to the restroom. Because of Xicheng, she was too embarrassed to go to the private restroom, so she turned around and went outside.


As soon as she left, the harmonious atmosphere in the room immediately disappeared.


Mu Tianye’s face turned gloomy and he put down his chopsticks.


“While Xiaofei is away, let me warn Mr. Xicheng.” He received the hot towel brought over by the waiter ...

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