The man approached, walked to the door, and looked at Su Shuai. "Who is this? What are you doing out there all day? Get in here right now!"
At this moment, Ah Li stopped holding Su Shuai's hand and let go.
She stepped inside as if she had no will to live.
Su Shuai suddenly grabbed her arm and said, "I've already brought you back, it's not too much to ask to come in and have a cup of tea, is it?"
Ah Li looked up at Su Shuai, her bright eyes instantly filled with tears, as if to say: Can you help me escape?
Su Shuai wasn't sure if it was just his imagination, but he reached out and pulled her into his arms. This person had been on set for over half a month and was causing trouble every day, but they were acquaintances, so helping her out wasn't out of the question.
The man seemed about to get angry, but then, as if remembering something, he asked in a casual tone, "So how much money can you give me?"
Ah Li froze, and the people playing cards behind her stopped, looking at Su Shuai with great anticipation.
Su Shuai seemed puzzled, "Why do we need to pay?"
The man pressed a switch on the wall, and a red light came on in the room—not a very red, but with a pinkish tinge.
The man then looked at Ahri and asked, "Didn't you tell him?"
Ali lowered her head and whispered, "Teacher Su, thank you for tonight. You can go now."
The next second, Ah Li took Su Shuai's arm off her shoulder and walked into the house without looking back at Su Shuai.
Once Ah Li entered the house, the man curled his lips into a wicked smile.
The people playing cards over there chimed in, "The price is negotiable! If he doesn't pay, we brothers can chip in some money, it's not out of the question!"
The door was closed.
Su Shuai looked at his hands, then at the closed door.
Su Shuai didn't know why he wouldn't leave; he seemed like a different person, banging on the door and shouting, "Zhu Li! Open the door! Or I'll call the police!"
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