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Chapter 178: 171: The True Cause of Death of My Uncle, The True Cause of Death of Ah Na (Second Update) Chapter 178: 171: The True Cause of Death of My Uncle, The True Cause of Death of Ah Na (Second Update) Sunday, West City Avenue.

Gu Yihuan leaned forward restlessly in the front row of the stands, peering toward the entrance.

“What to do? It’s almost eight o’clock, and Wen Changling isn’t here yet,”

He Dongzhou, annoyed by the glaring overhead lights, sat with his eyes half-closed, lazily, like a drowsing wild lion.

Gu Yihuan was like an antelope that couldn’t stay still, pacing back and forth in front of He Dongzhou, “Why are there so many people here? These greedy bastards!” His gaze frequently darted to the time, his blond hair a tousled mess, “If it really comes to it, I’ll go and call Changling’s grandmother over.”

“Don’t rush, let’s wait a bit longer.”

He’ll come.

He Dongzhou liked to do things by unconventional methods. He had someone keeping an eye on Wen Changling’s whereabouts.

If he didn’t come, then he’d be brought here by force.

He Dongzhou’s eyelids lifted, “Here she comes.”

Gu Yihuan turned to look.

It was Wen Changling, not wearing glasses. A few scantily clad car models just happened to pass by her, yet Gu Yihuan spotted her instantly. She had that kind of allure, the magic to stand out even in the most unassuming clothes, no makeup, her unpermed hair casually pinned up with a shark clip, always walking slowly as if nothing mattered to her. Yet, she radiated a narrative aura, as if she had stepped out of a Hong Kong movie, full of mood and despair.

As she walked over, she didn’t greet anyone, her eyes searching, looking for something.

He Dongzhou glanced at his watch: Eight o’clock, impressive, right on time.

The game begins.

The spectators were excited.

Someone said, “Ten million, man, I’d crash into death with my eyes closed for that much.”

Another countered, “Then why don’t you go for it?”

fond

to earn. The bookie’s

bookie was Xie

might not recognize Xie Shang, but his car

there’s a

spectators stretched

both sides took

Changling found the most conspicuous place—the high platform where a car model was holding a checkered flag.

saw her, and the next second, he hit the

There goes ten million.

Changling thought: What

The

and only took off his mask

see Xie Shang’s face, but couldn’t help looking at him, the feeling like getting hooked on drugs, knowing it’s

know

his contours more defined, eyes piercing, as if he wanted to see through her exterior and into

He was merely gambling.

just going crazy because he couldn’t

“Let’s talk,” he said.

“Okay,” she agreed.

but Xie Shang couldn’t care about anyone else. He hadn’t seen Wen Changling in almost a

his thirst with poison

chairs, so he took

Changling sat on

the dirt and sat on old, filthy tires,

to pawn something to you. That’s how we began, so let’s end it the

do you want to

“A story.”

Shang had never been able to see through Wen Changling. Even when he entered her body in their most intimate moments, even when he touched her flesh and bones, it always

white moon on a foggy winter’s

moon was about to

City. The Wen family of Wind Town in Flower City have daughters who take their mother’s surname. They have lived secluded from society since their ancestors’ time, seldom interacting with others. People say they can cast spells, the kind that make men crazy with desire. Men under such spells never come

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