The next day, Tang Yehuai indeed sent someone to send Fu Hange back. No matter how much she pleaded, Tang Yehuai just wouldn't let her stay any longer.

Finally, having no other choice, Tang Yehuai said, "You go back first, and I'll come back to find you after I've dealt with things for a while."

Only then did Fu Hange agree to part ways with him.

Tang Yehua had originally arranged a car for Fu Hange, but she insisted on returning the same way she came, saying that since she had run there, she should walk back. Tang Yehua even assigned someone to protect her.

Unexpectedly, halfway through her walk, something hit her hard on the back of the head, and then everything went black before she collapsed onto the grass.

Fu Hange woke up just before sunset, surrounded by dilapidated warehouses that looked like they had been used to haul goods in the past.

Moreover, a faint stench emanated from somewhere. Fu Hange vaguely saw that right at the warehouse entrance, there were some leftover residue and water, as well as a drain outlet that was making rustling noises.

Fu Hange's hands were tied behind her back with some kind of rope, and she was sitting in a chair with her eyes not covered and her mouth not stuffed with a towel.

Damn it, is this some kind of kidnapping scheme?

The henchman who had just delivered her was also gone, and Fu Hange feared that he had been silenced by the people who had kidnapped her.

People in the Republic of China era also loved to play this game. Fu Hange thought she had seen enough of it on TV, but she never expected to experience it firsthand.

Moreover, historically, the kidnapped person has always been rescued by the male protagonist in the end. From this perspective, she also believes that Tang Yehuai will come to rescue her when the time comes.

As darkness fell, Fu Hange felt uneasy. What if it wasn't robbery of money but robbery of her virtue?

Although she was a bit shameless, she didn't want to be with these kidnappers...

Just as she was thinking this, footsteps reached Fu Hange's ears at the door.

"Brother Wolf, whose woman did you catch?"

"Who cares whose father he is, he's mine if I catch him."

Fu Hange really wanted to laugh; people in the Republic of China era were so...fashionable when it came to naming their children.

The guy called Wolf Bro walked in in a few steps, and when he saw Fu Hange, he gave her a lewd look.

"Listen, I'll give you two options."

Looking at Wolf Brother's pockmarked face, Fu Hange felt a little disgusted for a moment.

To save her life, she hurriedly nodded.

Wolf Brother lifted her chin and said with a smile, "First, be my woman; second, have my children."

Fu Hange: "..."

"What, you don't want to?" Wolf asked.

Fu Hange hurriedly shook her head. In order to save her life, she could only say, "Of course not, but aren't your two paths... the same?"

Wolf Brother bulged his big eyes and almost spat on Fu Hange's face: "Of course not! Being my woman means you're the real deal. If you have my child, you're just a mistress."

"Is there a third way?"

Wolf thought for a moment and said, "Yes."

"What?"

Wolf Brother revealed a sinister smile, pulled out a gun from somewhere, pointed it at Fu Hange, and said, "Go to hell."

She was so frightened that her hair stood on end, her eyes widened, and she didn't dare to breathe.

Wolf Brother smugly touched Fu Hange's face, feeling utterly disgusted: "It would be such a waste for such a beautiful woman to die. Why don't you come with me?"

Fu Hange dared not speak.

Wolf Brother slid his fingers across Fu Hange's face, which annoyed her. She had no choice but to say, "What exactly do you want? I have money. I'll have someone send you as much as you want right away."