Stealing Your Heart

They decided to return to B City the next day, since both Su Zhan’s grandmother and He Ruize were fine.

The trip had been smooth and free of incidents.

The new year was coming soon, and they don’t have much time left to prepare for it.

Shen Peichuan volunteered to share a ride with He Ruize, and they trailed behind the group. Su Zhan and Qin Ya took the same car as Su Zhan’s grandmother, while Zong Jinghao and his family took the RV.

The scenery outside was rather underwhelming. There was no liveliness of spring, no warmth of summer, nor the calmness of autumn; all that was left was the chilling wind.

Everyone remained silent throughout. They travelled half the distance in just half a day, which was much faster than when they came.

They got off their vehicles at the rest stop to eat.

The year was ending, and the rest stop was crowded with all sorts of people and vehicles.

Lin Ruixi needed the bathroom and Lin Xinyan took her there, while Zong Jinghao took Lin Xichen to the restaurant with Su Zhan, Qin Ya and Su Zhan’s grandmother trailing behind them.

He Ruize had woken up, and someone had to watch him at all times so that he wouldn’t attempt to kill himself or run away.

Shen Peichuan assigned some bodyguards to watch over He Ruize so that he could take a toilet break and go into the restaurant. Su Zhan’s grandmother looked healthy, most probably due to happiness from seeing Su Zhan and Qin Ya as a couple.

Now that Su Zhan had gotten married, her last worry had been vanquished.

“Grandma, you’re getting younger,” Shen Peichuan said, sitting down.

“You’re so good at making me happy,” the old lady chided, though she wore a smile on her face.

“I’m just telling the truth,” Shen Peichuan said, earning a hearty laugh from the old lady.

The food at the rest stop was rather lackluster. Shen Peichuan stuffed a mouthful of food into his mouth and said, “Let’s just eat this to keep us going. We can have a feast when we get back to B City.”

Su Zhan stood up. “I’m going to get something. Qin Ya, can you take care of Grandma for me?”

Qin Ya nodded.

“Uncle Su Zhan, I saw a stall that sells jackfruit just now. Can you buy some on your way back,” Lin Xichen asked.

Su Zhan turned around to look at him. “You like it?”

“My sister likes it, but she doesn’t really care what you

the restaurant. He stole a glance at Shen Peichuan talking to Lin Xichen, and his lips seemed to form the

of his coat over his head

one was looking at him, before he opened the car door. There were two bodyguards tasked with watching over He Ruize

them turned to him and greeted him. “Mr.

at He Ruize and laughed. “Y’all should go and eat. I’ll stay here to

that he’s coming to help

to come. Are you guys

his hands in denial.

get out!”

off the car as Su Zhan

“Sure.”

from head to toe. He gave an evil laugh and warmed up his joints. “We meet

yet he couldn’t move at all. His limbs had been bound together and a gag was even placed in his mouth, as they didn’t want to leave any chances for him to escape or commit suicide. Shen Peichuan told him that if he wanted to die, the only place to do that would be

an easy way

you move?” Su

not in control of himself. He was like a piece of meat on a cutting board meant for others to toy on

end so that he

a couple of nudes and make it into a poster? Maybe I can put

at Su Zhan. If he could move, he would have gone all out in a fight with Su Zhan. If he died and his family gets dragged into this mess, then it would just be

Zhan laughed and looked down upon him. “You’re scared? Did you not see this coming

could tell at a glance that he was going to

gave them a few light slaps. “Tsk. Why is your face

together into

him like this. He bent down even further. “So

Piak!

face swelled up. A drop of blood hung at the corner

out of his hand. “Man, it hurt so much to slap you! You don’t deserve to have dignity after

Ruize’s body began to tremble

it feel amazing to be someone else’s ragdoll?” Su Zhan

hissed

Thump! Thump!

knocked on the

turned around but he couldn’t see who it was. The window of

leaning against the car. “I think he’s had enough. Why don’t you go