God-Level All-rounder Expert

Chapter 525: Chapters 563-564: Bear the Consequences Yourself

"Don’t... please don’t..." Hearing where the needle was about to be inserted, Li Xue screamed out loud.

"Don’t be afraid, it won’t hurt that much," Fang Yi said soothingly.

"It won’t hurt that much, but it still hurts, please no..." Li Xue yelled, now with tears in her voice.

Fang Yi, however, ignored her protests. The injection was necessary because her limbs were out of control, and this particular needle insertion by Fang Yi was mainly to regulate her bodily functions, temporarily preventing the condition Li Xue had just experienced.

Li Xue felt as violated as one could be, her wails threatening to puncture the walls of the entire office.

Outside the office, two middle-aged guards exchanged glances upon hearing the noises inside.

"What’s going on inside? It sounds like the director is being...?"

"I say, Old Li, are you blind? Can’t you tell they are a couple? The director is just putting up a symbolic resistance. If we barge in now and interrupt her, be careful she doesn’t make us pay for it."

"Oh, then it’s better not to go in."

"Of course, you can’t even listen, let’s go interrogate those prisoners."

The two middle-aged guards left together.

the departure of those two middle-aged guards, there was no one around the director’s office. Li Xue was shouting to no avail, as if heaven and earth were

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it felt

from a certain film, where after the

it simply, it was like the eerie aftermath of finishing the

stop crying. Those who want to achieve great things shouldn’t sweat the small stuff. Besides, I am a good guy,

retorted, "You’re the worst, most

biting the hand that feeds you, not recognizing a

the dog!" Li Xue

a dog, I’m a wolf," Fang

"EH?"

lecher, isn’t that what you just said?" Fang Yi

Li Xue was utterly defeated

stop fussing. I’ve only temporarily controlled the poison in your body. You might still

went rigid, an outbreak could still

thinking, said with a

"..."

presidential suite

the failure of the ’Knights’ she had sent out,