Madam’s Identities Shocks the Entire City Again

2435 Master Wang: Get Lost
“I…” Lu Yiming felt a heavy pressure, making him unable to breathe.

This huge pressure was very similar to the feeling Lu Zhi often gave him. It was the mocking suppression from a superior.

Lu Yiming could not raise his head under the pressure and could only avoid the man’s sharp gaze. “This has nothing to do with Ji Ziyin.”

“Oh, so it was the Gu family?” Ye Wangchuan faintly smiled, but it did not reach his eyes. He did not believe that it was not Ji Ziyin. He was just too lazy to expose him. “Do you know the ins and outs of the entire matter? Do you know what Gu Hengbo did?”

Lu Yiming subconsciously looked up. “I…” He had heard some ‘information’, but he was actually not clear about the specifics.

Ye Wangchuan’s smile faded. His sharp gaze almost saw through him. “You don’t know anything. How can you have the cheek to try to persuade her to let them off?”

Lu Yiming felt like a fool under the other party’s mocking gaze. He wished he could find a place to hide.

“Don’t teach others to be kind before having experienced their suffering!” Ye Wangchuan did not spoil him. He narrowed his eyes slightly, his pupils dark. “If no one in the Lu family teaches you this, I don’t mind teaching you how to be a person on your parents’ behalf.”

Yiming did not move for a

and opened the door. He looked at him languidly and said indifferently, “Get

face instantly turned red. He clenched his fists and subconsciously

playing with her

reaction, it seemed she

if he had run over and been beaten up, but he had no way to refute them. A strong sense of uneasiness even

not dare to stay any longer. He stared at the girl for a moment before

…

Wangchuan watched him until he was far

he retracted his gaze

Qiao Nian looked up as the man fastened his

Lu Yiming said outside clearly from inside. Of course,

car around and nodded. “Young Master Lu has something on and will

a complicated gaze and held back the words that almost slipped out of her mouth: ‘Didn’t you tell