Clinging to Devoted Fiancé, Heiress Slays the World!

Chapter 246: Chapter 246: Those people had long since vanished amidst the waves, leaving no trace.

Miyata Ichiro’s face turned pale as he silently shook his head at his subordinates. That Japanese man reluctantly gave up the thought of firing his gun.

Qiu Yi and his group managed to escape the room successfully.

At this moment, only Gu Moqian was left in the room. Although he had a gun in his hand, facing four opponents alone left him with no chance of winning.

"Mr. Gu, are those your people outside the window? I didn’t expect you to have another move up your sleeve. I truly underestimated you," Miyata Ichiro spoke again, regaining his composure with a hint of mockery.

"Who sent you?" Gu Moqian asked coldly.

Though he already had the answer in his heart, he still needed to hear them admit it.

"I would never reveal the name of my employer. Even if there are no other hostages left now, Mr. Gu, you won’t be able to escape," Miyata Ichiro said confidently.

"Oh, really? Mr. Miyata, don’t you think you’re being overly confident?"

The voice didn’t belong to Gu Moqian but to Zimei, who suddenly stepped into the room. Behind her was a group of dozens of black-clad enforcers.

compact room suddenly became even more crowded with the influx of so

Wei, who was standing beside Zimei.

already left with Xi Nanfeng and

suddenly appearing

in relief upon seeing Gu Moqian standing there

his stern expression, which seemed to carry a hint of reprimand, she fearlessly met his gaze, standing firm and

husband, and she would never leave him

Ichiro was stunned to discover that

to make a name for herself in just a

made things

instantly when Zimei entered. In terms of numbers, they overwhelmed Miyata Ichiro

into his pants pocket, attempting to pull out the hidden

he’s reaching for a

about Gu Moqian’s safety, she had been closely observing every move Miyata Ichiro

a step

old fox Miyata had already drawn his gun. He didn’t aim at anyone but fired at the bright flashlight—the

darkness enveloped the room,