I Break Tycoon's Immune Barrier

Chapter 165: Chapter 165 Think

“Sister, what are you talking about? I don’t understand…” Su Lianxi still wanted to struggle desperately.

“Don’t give me that act!” Ning Ruixin interrupted her impatiently, “As long as you behave, I won’t do anything to you. Do you understand?”

Su Lianxi’s lips quivered, and she could only nod lightly in the end.

Ning Ruixin’s face showed satisfaction as she patted her, “Alright, go change your clothes. That outfit is really ugly.”

Like a lost soul, Su Lianxi returned to the dressing room. Ning Ruixin’s words unquestionably hung like a sword over her head… but she really had no way to deal with Ning Ruixin.

No matter how malicious Su Lianxi’s mind was or how smart she could be, she could only play small tricks that weren’t presentable. Faced with someone as utterly ruthless as Ning Ruixin, a woman who had even skirted the line between life and death several times, forced her to sleep with him, leaving her panting every night. Of course, He Jingyao himself didn’t fare any better, needing to take several cold showers a night. Su Zhixi was genuinely worried he would get sick…

At this thought, Su Zhixi’s face became involuntarily flushed.

Since that day was inevitable, she might as well be brave. Su Zhixi thought, feeling righteous.

Just then, the cell phone on the dressing table suddenly vibrated. Su Zhixi glanced at the caller ID and couldn’t help but smile. @@novelbin@@

She picked up and said, “Hello?”

“What are you doing?” came He Jingyao’s voice, laced with amusement.

Thinking of you…

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At eight in the evening, the buzz at Four Seasons Bar was just beginning.

Su Zhixi followed He Jingyao through a special passageway, feeling a bit of novelty.

“Is this where you and Brother Huo and the others meet up?” Su Zhixi asked curiously, “Do you always come directly to the private room through here? No wonder I’ve never seen you. I usually just make drinks in the downstairs hall.”

Hearing this, He Jingyao looked down at her with a tender gaze, “That’s right. It’s a pity, if I had known you were just downstairs…”