Le Yao shook her head, then lowered her voice: "I'm not scared, I'm just too surprised."

"I can't speak for other places, but in our area, the man in my family is the boss."

"So, perhaps we can cooperate?"

“That’s great, but I don’t care about that. You can talk to my man.” After saying that, Le Yao turned around and called to Nangong Jue, “Darling, Sang Ya wants to talk business with you.”

"Is that so?" Nangong Jue looked at Sang Ya. "That's exactly what I wanted."

"Let's go inside and sit down. We can have dinner and talk in detail later," Sang Ya said, taking Hao Kai's arm as they walked inside.

As soon as she entered the hall, she saw a man walking over. He looked like a trained martial artist. He first respectfully bowed to Sang Ya and said, "Miss, the master is waiting for you inside."

“These are my friends, they’re here as guests.” Sanya smiled. “Their bodyguards and drivers are outside, please make arrangements for them.”

"Okay." Duo Zan glanced at Nangong Jue and Le Yao, then his gaze swept over Hao Kai's face before he went over to greet Yuan Bin and Tao Qing.

"Let's go, I'll take you to meet my father." Sang Ya called to Le Yao and Nangong Jue, and led them through the hall to the back.

In the same pavilion where Black Hawk had come before, Master Kun was brewing tea, and the fragrant aroma of tea could be smelled from afar.

"Daddy." Sang Ya let go of Hao Kai and went into the pavilion first. "My friend is here."

Master Kun looked up and glanced over.

Nangong Jue tried his best to suppress his aura and gave Kun Ye a haughty smile.

Le Yao quickly nodded and said, "Hello, Uncle."

Uncle Kun's lips twitched. It had been so many years since anyone had called him "uncle." He then smiled and said, "You are my daughter's friends, so you are my honored guests. Please come in and have a seat."

Nangong Jue led Le Yao over and sat down in the pavilion.

Kunye then looked at Hao Kai.

Hao Kai appeared somewhat humble and seemed extremely nervous.

“Aya, this kid…”

"I've got my eye on someone new." Sangya hooked her arm around Hao Kai's. "What do you think?"

"You don't like Ah Hei anymore?" Master Kun frowned.

“Daddy, Ahei is good, but he’s ruined you.” Sangya pouted. “A man who can’t sleep with women can only do odd jobs.”

"That was an accident." Master Kun laughed; he hadn't expected the new drug to be so potent.

"Isn't he good-looking?" Sangya pinched Hao Kai's chin.

"Hmm, not bad, shall we...?"

"Master Kun, spare me!" Hao Kai was terrified upon hearing this and hugged Sang Ya tightly. "Miss, please don't cripple me! I promise I'll listen to you, really, I'll take good care of you..."

Le Yao couldn't help but secretly rub the goosebumps on her arms. It's a real pity that Kai didn't study acting. She reckoned even Wu Ya might not be able to act as well as him.