Clinging to Devoted Fiancé, Heiress Slays the World!

Chapter 3: Chapter 3 The Drug That Was Administered

Special assistant Chen Ke saw Mr. Gu striding out of the room, holding a woman whose clothes were stained with blood, and quickly went up to him.

"Tell Old Xu to drive the car to the underground parking lot." The man commanded while keeping his pace steady.

"Yes, Mr. Gu."

Inside the elevator, the numbers changed constantly. Mo Qian stared at the pale and fragile woman in his arms, his brows tightly furrowed.

Beside him, Chen Ke was utterly astonished.

In his impression, Mo Qian always maintained a calm and composed demeanor even when dealing with billion-dollar investments and acquisitions. Why was it that the moment he faced Miss Ji, his composure seemed to crumble?

The driver, upon seeing Mo Qian approaching, immediately and respectfully opened the rear car door for him.

Mo Qian carefully placed Ji Wei into the car seat, then got in himself.

"Head to Shanshui Manor," the man said in a deep voice.

At the entrance of Di Hao Hotel.

She immediately changed her strategy, directing the media reporters to the hotel entrance in an effort

quite a while, neither of them appeared. Not only was Ji Shanshan becoming

someone rushed over and whispered a few words in Ji

shock: "What? Ji Wei and

are you playing us? Mo Qian hasn't been in the hotel

but she quickly masked her emotions. Her eyes flickered as she said, "Well... Mr. Gu has indeed already left. But, I have an even bigger

...

herself lying in a warm and solid

the movement of the woman in his arms, Mo

fell into

with her hand, wanting to rise from his arms, but inadvertently touched the wound on her wrist, pain causing

wound had been simply bandaged, and

firm palm held her wrist, stopping

places they touched, permeating the air

stared at him, a bit

dressed in custom-tailored, handmade suits that fit him perfectly. His facial features were finely chiseled, and

the most esteemed man in Rongcheng. Their marriage had been arranged by the previous generation, but Ji Wei had fiercely opposed this union, dismissing it as