Outside the airport, the butler anxiously called Olsen. They hadn't picked up the young lady and didn't know where she had gone.
Olsen hung up the phone and asked someone to prepare the car. This younger sister is really troublesome. With her around, the house probably won't be so peaceful anymore.
The men sent out came back and said that Oulin was eating. Ou Sen led his bodyguards and rushed over. When Ou Sen arrived, Bai Yi had already left. The two agreed to meet at the entrance of the Civil Affairs Bureau at eight o'clock the next day.
Oulin greeted her brother with a smile, "Busy man, you finally remembered you have a younger sister?"
Olsen reached out to stroke her hair, but Oulin quickly dodged.
"I'm not your cat, don't touch me. I'm full, let's go home."
Olsen asked helplessly, "How long will you be staying this time? Are Mom and Dad in good health?"
Oulin grinned mischievously, "If you miss them so much, why don't you go back and visit them? Your parents are very worried about your marriage!"
Olsen's parents were both diplomats, and the couple rarely returned home, so Olsen lived abroad with his parents.
Olsen's political career was also influenced by his parents. He is not only talented but also has outstanding political abilities, and he rose to the highest position in Hong Kong in just a few years.
The next day, Ou Lin arrived at the Civil Affairs Bureau early, but Bai Yi was late. Ou Lin was a little angry. He had been so serious yesterday, but he was just playing with her!
Bai Yi didn't come because Su Ning had disappeared. No one knew where she went; she left only a letter.
Bai Yi looked at the contents of the letter. "Don't look for me. Come back when you've had your fun. Don't worry about me!"
Bai Yi returned home with a gloomy expression. Ms. Ma was unsure of what to do when she saw her son come home so early.
"Boss, didn't you go to get your marriage certificate? You're back so soon?"
Bai Yi coldly uttered a few words, "Are you satisfied?"
Ms. Ma was confused. She didn't understand what her son meant by that. Of course she would be happy if her son could find a wife, and it would be best if he could give her a big, fat grandson.
In the orphanage, Su Ning and a group of children were playing eagle catching chicks. After her own child was lost, Su Ning often came to visit these children.
She had considered adopting a child, but she was afraid the child would die if it stayed with her, since she was living a life of constant danger.
Su Ning had a great time playing with the children. She hadn't been this carefree in a long time. Only here could Su Ning truly be herself.
She looks just as weak and vulnerable as she did three years ago, making it hard for anyone to believe that she is a powerful figure in the underworld.
Su Ning has been staying at the orphanage for the past few days, playing and living with the children every day.
Su Ning woke up suddenly in the middle of the night and saw someone sitting on the sofa opposite her. The room was dark, so Su Ning couldn't see his face.
The man looked down and fiddled with the throwing knife in his hand, the familiar movements exactly the same as He Ci's usual way of playing with a lighter.
Su Ning sat up to get a clear look at the person's appearance and was certain that it was a man.
"Who are you? Why are you in my room?"
The man's hands didn't stop moving, and his words were icy cold.
"The person who killed you."
Su Ning jumped out of bed excitedly. This was the voice she had longed to hear in countless midnight dreams, not because of the words "the person who killed you."
Su Ning's lips trembled as she tentatively asked, "Husband, is that you?"
He Ci froze. Su Ning wanted to rush over and hug the man in front of her. At first, she just felt that the movements were familiar, but when she heard him speak, she was sure that this person was He Ci.
Before Su Ning could pounce, He Ci threw a throwing knife, catching Su Ning completely off guard, and the knife pierced her shoulder.
Su Ning looked at He Ci in disbelief, "Husband, you want to kill me?"
He Ci couldn't explain what had gotten into him just now. He regretted throwing the knife as soon as he threw it. If he hadn't deliberately missed, Su Ning wouldn't have been injured in the shoulder now.
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