Chapter 89: Buy Your Life

As soon as those words were spoken, Wang Wanshan jolted violently, his expression changing at once.

Veins stood out on both his hands as he seized Butler Zhang’s collar with a desperate grip, his voice trembling in disbelief. “W-what did you say? The body...”

Wang Wanshan stopped mid-sentence, eyes wide, glaring at Butler Zhang.

That Sarah family enterprise officially entering the Chinese market did sound rather promising.

Shi Qian had been caught off guard by the news that Yu Fei was pregnant, so he had only made these arrangements on the spur of the moment.

That was Gu Lingyu’s stance. Hu Xiao was the man she had chosen, and she could not stop her man from seeking revenge. All she could do was hope that when he did, he would think of her.

No matter what sort of people she had seen before, this was the first time Qi Luoyi had encountered anyone like this—a gaze that looked at her as though she were prey.

“Really? You can’t go back on your word.” Qi Luoyi tried her best to secure a promise, just so she could feel at ease.

Yet whenever she thought of that full half-month of plain congee, that sullen face, and the warning he had just given that he would throw her out of the villa, her heart sank.

Perhaps her rebirth and return was meant to let her meet again those people she had once missed.

Naturally, this information had not come from him. It was his cousin Liu Tao who had told him. The force under Liu Tao’s command was one of the major powers in Q City, and both the news and these firearms had been provided by Liu Tao.

What he had not expected was that the second enhancement would actually require two talent points. Shi Tian felt the urge to curse the system, but there was no helping it. Putting a single point into Kingly Pressure would be useless to him anyway, so he could only save it and wait until he had two points before upgrading King’s Wrath.

The fire dragon naturally offered no resistance. Shi Tian drew out all three forms of energy with effortless ease, and at the same time replenished the power in his own body, which had already been nearly drained dry.

Under everyone’s gaze, the bedraggled Hadi immediately retreated a great distance.

She sat in the rain for several more minutes, until the cold had her shivering all over, yet Lu Xiaotian still had not even sent a single text.

The reclaimed city had already risen from two hundred meters below the sea’s surface. But the power that occupied it was not light; it was darkness, the chill of the far north, the darkness of the abyssal vengeful spirits. Ye Xi had now become a princess of two factions, representing both the snow of the far north and the abyssal vengeful spirits.

The male lead was shocked. Realizing something, he clutched the iron bars wildly, his eyes filled with panic and pleading. Though he said nothing, his meaning was already crystal clear.

The internet was in an uproar as well. Many people said aliens had come, or that some time-space rift had swallowed those people, and so on.

Looking at the towering wall around them, formed by countless green vines, giant trees, lush grass, and flowers, Canglan of Water-Nether Star drew a sharp breath, while six golden eyes kept turning.

The media was not calm at all. They thought Wang Jin was just brushing them off, so they asked the next question: in this match, you will face Jimmy head-on. Are you confident you can beat him?

Meanwhile, the high priest on the altar remained completely unaffected and continued praying devoutly.

By the time Yu Shaolong drove Han Yu to Old Xie’s Lobster House, it was already half past seven in the evening, and by then the place was already packed beyond capacity.

Xiao Wendao looked closely and found they were indeed familiar faces: besides Chunyangzi and Yangmingzi, there were also Wu Huatian and Zhang Zhenjian.

When Qiao Shihan saw those several missed calls, she froze for a moment, then immediately headed for the balcony while calling him back. Even as she dialed, her heart was in complete disarray, terrified of hearing some bad news she did not want to hear.