He is Lovestruck in the Revenge by Gu Nanxi

Chapter 71 - 71 070 Changlings ruthlessness the cause of Xie Shangs

Chapter 71: 070: Changling’s ruthlessness, the cause of Xie Shang’s uncle’s death (first update) Chapter 71: 070: Changling’s ruthlessness, the cause of Xie Shang’s uncle’s death (first update) Old Lady Liao, who had just been arrogant, suddenly became a bit panicked, “Why are you closing the door?”

Changling, wearing a mask, said, “You’re too loud.”

She placed the medical tray she had brought onto the table, having anticipated that the old lady would throw things. The tray contained newly prepared medications, syringes, and fresh IV needles.

She picked up a syringe and unwrapped it.

The sound of the plastic wrapper crackled.

Old Lady Liao felt panicky at the sound and immediately pulled out the needle, “I don’t want you to give me an injection.”

Changling inserted the needle of the syringe into a vial, drew out the air, and injected the diluent, her movements neither hurried nor slow, very professional, “Then what do you want?”

“Did you do it on purpose? Press on my leg?”

Changling shook her head, “I didn’t.” She swirled the vial, letting the medicine powder fully dissolve in the diluent.

Old Lady Liao thought back to the scene of the accident, her memory slowly becoming clear. She remembered the look she saw at the time. The perpetrator smiled at her coldly, as if to say: Don’t blame me, you asked for it.

“You did! You did it on purpose!”

Changling approached the bedside and pushed the medicated solution from the syringe into the IV bag.

“Yes, I did.”

She admitted it.

Old Lady Liao was dumbstruck.

Changling set down the syringe and picked up a new IV needle.

Old Lady Liao instinctively hid behind the bed, “I’m not getting an IV, I’m not taking this medicine!”

It must be an attempt to harm her, it must be!

Old Lady Liao desperately pounded and waved her arms, “I’m not getting an IV! Get away, get away!”

“Without an injection, you won’t get better.”

If she didn’t get better, when would she be able to enter the detention facility?

Changling grasped the old lady’s hand, exerted a bit of force, pressed down on her arm, and inserted the needle into her flesh.

“You, you—”

Liao couldn’t break free and spoke

needle in place, readjusted the IV drip rate, turned to look at the old lady slumped on the bed, and gently offered a kind warning, “Don’t go out and fake accidents again in the future. Not every time can you be so lucky. This time it was just a leg that got crushed. Next

Liao was terrified, numbly staring at those eyes that sent shivers

“Be a bit more

speaking, she cleaned up the medical waste, carried the

pressing on the

was sprained, that’s

began to show twilight hues,

Kaiyun as he put down the white

asked, “Still want to

shook

game, with victories on both sides. The tea had gone cold, he

bluntly, “You have

came to

spread about Xie Shang liking Gu Kaiyun wasn’t completely baseless. There was an unspoken understanding between Xie

he was the

Xie Shang, “She’s the

do. The death of Xie Qingze was a knot in Xie Shang’s heart that had not been

Kaiyun didn’t want to dissuade, but merely stated a

had died in

the mountain alone in search of Wen Yuan’s daughter

fault is that?” Xie Shang calmly and coldly

“It was an accident.”

it

as his uncle’s body was still warm, he headed alone to Wind Town, wanting to see

her back to him, broom in hand, sweeping the reporters who came for news out of the

That person.

who died searching for her

Wen Yuan and her daughter did not appear; they moved away quietly. Wen Changling’s name had become his

it, as she was the

uncle’s death was not worth it. He even suspected that Wen Changling didn’t know,

for a while and then he asked a very abrupt question, “Did

laughed, finding it

Wen is hard to move with

give her plenty of love, only in that way could he cut open

need to go pick up

The next day.

pretending to be hurt, was

Xie Shang picked her up every day. The neighbors of Lotus Pond Street were all talking about how affectionate they were, thinking even the family’s attempt to separate them wouldn’t work, saying