The man screamed in pain, instantly regaining his senses. He gritted his teeth, sat up from the ground, and cursed, "You bitch! How dare you hit me!"

This roar completely drew the attention of everyone around.

Fu Ying nervously looked behind her, only to meet the man's gloomy gaze.

Oh no! He found out!

Fuying avoided his gaze and ran away.

Inside the booth, Ye Sijue saw the woman's panicked retreating figure. Even though the bar was dimly lit and it was just a blurry silhouette, he recognized Fuying at a glance.

"Fuying! Fuying!" Ye Sijue chased after her like a madman.

The burly man who had been drunk earlier sent someone to chase after Fuying, and they happened to end up in the same elevator as him.

Ye Sijue's gaze darkened, and a murderous intent arose in his eyes.

When the elevator reached the ground floor, Ye Sijue took out a handkerchief and wiped his well-defined knuckles. Inside the elevator, the men who had gone to chase after Fuying were sprawled on the ground in a crooked and painful manner.

Ye Sijue chased after her from the courtyard. The damp alleyway was dark, and apart from a few moths flying towards the flame under the dim streetlights, there was hardly any living creature.

At the fork in the alley, he was completely confused, not knowing which road Fuying had taken when she escaped.

At that moment, Fuying was hiding behind the abandoned timber at the deepest part of the alley, where the mountain of timber perfectly concealed her small body.

However, she knew Ye Sijue too well; even just from the sound of his footsteps, she seemed able to tell whether the person chasing her was him or not.

She held her breath, praying that Ye Sijue would leave this place as soon as possible.

The man stopped at the fork in the road. For him, it wasn't just about choosing a path; it was about his future and Fuying's.

During this time, he has been reflecting on his actions and has finally realized how much he had terrified and frightened her.

He only hoped for a chance to pursue Fuying again and make up for the hurt she had suffered.