Wang Ping was furious. I pulled him away and he cursed a few times with red eyes.

"At first, I thought Bai Wei was just a coward who was afraid of dying, but I never expected him to be such a complete bastard! What kind of person is he who is so untrustworthy?"

This was the first time I'd ever seen Wang Ping get angry, so I patted him on the shoulder.

"Don't be angry. What kind of person Bai Wei is doesn't matter. What matters is that we still need to leave this place, right?"

Wang Ping was furious, panting heavily: "Of course I know, but look at Bai Wei, does he really want to go back alive? Sihai, I think we should just leave him be. If he wants to leave, let him go. Let's just continue with the plan, okay?"

Actually, Bai Wei is just too arrogant.

He doesn't even realize his own situation. Our current situation is already very complicated, even dangerous, but he always backs down when everyone else is working hard.

But he was, after all, a living, breathing person, and I really couldn't bear to watch him die.

"Forget it, I'll go and talk to him. It's getting dark. Even if we're not in a hurry, we still need to find a place to camp. Otherwise, who knows what kind of monsters might appear in the woods?"

Wang Ping remained silent, angrily sitting down on a nearby rock.

Bai Wei was still shouting, but it was clear that his male colleagues, who usually obeyed him, were starting to persuade him.

"President Bai, I think Manager Wang is right. If we leave like this, wouldn't the danger be even greater? Besides, it's getting dark. What if we expose ourselves and run into a pack of wolves? So I think it's safest for us to stay together. And Zhao Sihai has a gun, so he should be able to survive!"

Bai Wei thought he could rally all his male colleagues, but he didn't expect that he would miscalculate this time.

And everyone is on our side.

Bai Wei's face immediately turned extremely ugly. He looked at all his male colleagues and sneered, "I see you all think that being with Zhao Sihai is the only way to have a future, right? Well, let me tell you, if we can go back to the city, then you should all resign! My company will never want someone who doesn't follow orders."

When I heard Bai Wei's words and saw that he was still arrogant, I couldn't help but laugh.

"Hmph, do you really think we want to work for your company? Aren't you being a bit too arrogant? The company's benefits are terrible. Other companies can take paid leave, but your company deducts three days' salary for every day you take a day off. Other companies have cafeterias, but what about your company? You complain about the smell when we eat lunch inside, forcing everyone to eat on the stairs outside the company. If we weren't really struggling to make ends meet, who would be willing to support you?"

"I'll say it again: if everyone stays here, I'll take responsibility for anything that happens. I'll make sure everyone is safe. Once this matter is resolved, we'll either go back to the city or stay here. But either way, we have to try. If you really disagree, well, after we all go back, you can do whatever you want. I don't plan to interfere anymore."

Bai Wei's face darkened immediately upon hearing my words, but he remained silent. The male colleagues around me also looked rather unpleasant.

They knew that they had completely broken up with Bai Wei this time, but two male colleagues still went up to Bai Wei and handed him water.

Bai Wei took the water with a cold face, drank a few sips, and then fell silent.

It got dark quickly, and I led my male colleagues to gather a lot of dry branches. We quickly started a fire by rubbing sticks together.

Because of the white-haired monster we had encountered before, we were all still quite scared. We set up several campfires around us and sat in the middle of one of them.

After grilling some fish and catching some shellfish meat, I wrapped it in leaves and roasted it over the fire. After a quick bite, I still had to keep watch that night.

Wang Ping was furious, and he had been carrying the most things on his back these past two days. I was really worried about his legs, so I told him to go to sleep early.

Wang Ping disagreed, looking at me righteously: "Sihai, we all depend on you. I can go without rest now, but you must conserve all your energy to ensure everyone's safety. So you sleep, and I'll keep watch!"

After Wang Ping finished speaking, some of his male colleagues immediately chimed in, "Yeah, Sihai, you and Brother Wang should rest. We'll keep watch. If there's any noise around, we'll wake you up immediately. Now that we have so many campfires, the wolves probably won't come, and that monster shouldn't appear again, so we're still relatively safe. You two should get some rest, and we'll take turns keeping watch."

Bai Wei completely ignored us and had already closed his eyes on the beach, perhaps sleeping.

However, I couldn't be bothered to pay attention to him. Since all the male colleagues around me said so, I figured they would take good care of our campsite, so Wang Ping and I lay down on the beach.

I thought I could hold on, but I fell asleep shortly after lying down.

I got up in the middle of the night and discovered that one of my male colleagues was missing.

Another person on night watch said he was going to the toilet. I nodded, as I was also thinking of going. As I walked into the woods, I suddenly heard a series of strange noises coming from within.

I thought it was my male colleague who came out, so I called his name twice, but no one answered.

Just then, I suddenly heard a cry for help behind me. I immediately grabbed my gun and cautiously walked over, but the moonlight couldn't penetrate the woods at all, so I couldn't see what was going on ahead and I was a little unsure of what to do.

I was hesitating whether to leave the woods first, but when I turned around, I realized that I had forgotten the way I came.

At the same time, I suddenly heard the cry for help getting closer and closer. I turned around and saw that it was my male colleague who had come out to work. He was pale and looked at me as if he had seen a family member who was saving his life.

"Brother Sihai, what brings you here? This place is strange. It seems like we've run into a ghost wall. I came out to explore, but I can't get out at all!"

I was taken aback and turned to look around, trying to calm myself down: "Where would a ghost come from in this place? Don't worry, we've probably just gotten lost. But the exit should be just ahead. Follow me, and I'll take you out."