Clinging to Devoted Fiancé, Heiress Slays the World!

Chapter 368: Chapter 368: Believe It or Not, I’ll Castrate You Right Here

"What do you think?"

Ji Wei stood by the bed, towering over the man lying there.

"I’m warning you, don’t do anything crazy! This is Yamamoto Yu’s territory!" Chuyang swallowed hard and spoke nervously.

"I’ve already come to find you twice. Yamamoto Yu has long since agreed to hand you over to me. Believe it or not, I could castrate you right here, and he wouldn’t care."

Ji Wei smiled indifferently, her fingertips gliding over the blade of the fruit knife as she spoke, much like a butcher verifying the sharpness of their cleaver before making a cut.

Castrate... Castrate!

Chuyang’s face turned as pale as paper, trembling as he shrunk back.

Unexpectedly, he pressed down on the woman’s leg beneath the blanket. Startled, she let out a sharp scream, irritating Chuyang even more: "Get out of here right now!"

The woman looked at Chuyang, stunned.

She couldn’t understand how the man who had been playing so happily with her moments ago could change his demeanor so quickly.

red, and feeling deeply wronged, she jumped off the bed, picked up her scattered underwear

watched it all

this scumbag, bullying the weak but fearing the strong—he only dares to yell at these women who

gripping that gleaming fruit knife, Chuyang

had thought of something. She looked around and suddenly

to find a way to contact Gu

before shaking his head: "I don’t have one. It was confiscated by Yamamoto’s people long

did you find those women?" Ji

to have his freedom restricted? How did he get women to come over—he must have had a way to

with them beforehand. Different women come by on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays,

chasing women even though he’s

last time: Do you or do you not have

and timid on the surface, but she knew his mind was

had learned that lesson after three years dealing with him in

spoke, she advanced the fruit

remembered. I did bring a phone when I arrived. It’s

a few seconds, judging that he wasn’t lying, before walking over

a brand-new iPhone,