Stealing Your Heart

Gu Bei’s tone was a little mean when he pointed out, “I won’t have come to you if B City has anywhere to hide the guy.”

Gu Huixin wasn’t brought up by her immediate family. Gu Bei, on the other hand, was the only son, so their parents had been spoiling him ever since he was born. Hence, he had virtually zero rapport with Gu Huixin. In fact, of all his sisters, he was only somewhat close to his eldest sister, who was also raised by the immediate family.

All that made Gu Bei a disrespectful man who assumed that everyone was supposed to help him.

Gu Huixin wasn’t happy with Gu Bei’s tone or his words, so she reminded him, “I am your elder sister.”

“I know. Why else would I come to you?” said Gu Bei. His voice carried no hint of appreciation or respect.

Gu Huixin closed her eyes and sighed deeply. Gu Bei doesn’t even have a clue to what I am talking about.

As far as Gu Bei was concerned, his family was just people he could take advantage of. He didn’t feel any family bonds and never learned how to love or be respectful.

“He will not be in B City. Instead, he will go to Baicheng. If you’re okay with it, we can meet up and talk about it tomorrow. If not, you will have to find another solution to your problem. My home is off-limit either way,” informed Gu Huixin clearly and sternly.

Gu Huixin truly couldn’t bring herself to love that baby brother of hers.

She didn’t even want to hang out with him. If they weren’t related, she would’ve completely ignored him.

Gu Bei almost lost his temper, but he was in deep trouble and had no other choice. If he did, he would not have gone to his sister in the first place.

Shen Peichuan’s men had been keeping Gu Bei under twenty-four-hour surveillance, and Gu Bei had lost his freedom. If that situation persisted, Number Four would be exposed, eventually.

Gu Bei was out of option and could only agree to those terms.

“Okay, I’ll allow that, but where is this Baicheng? Are you sure it’s safe?” asked Gu Bei, who still had his concerns because he had never heard of Baicheng before.

Gu Huixin was rendered speechless for a moment there.

“Baicheng is a smaller city. I’m only recommending that place to you because it is safe. There’s nothing I can do if you don’t believe me, though,” said Gu Huixin, who was about to hang up.

Bei quickly replied, “Okay, okay, I trust you. Can I have someone take Number Four to your place

hand before asking Bai Yinning, “He said he

said, “I will have someone

I’ll have him get the guy over tomorrow,” said Gu Huixin before she put her phone back by her ear and told Gu Bei, “Have the

Bei before he hung up

for her help. That showed just how disrespectful he was towards

clear with him after the dust settled, mom. Tell him not to contact you anymore,” said Bai Yinning, who could

rest now. It’s late,” said Gu

a reply before adjusting his

At the manor.

up because she was too hungry, and when she checked the clock, she realized that it was midnight. She turned around as she rubbed her eyes, and she

held her in his arms and replied, “You were sleeping so soundly, and I couldn’t get myself to wake you

was speechless for

still wearing the white skirt she wore during the day. Zong Jinghao had messed with her shirt when they were in the washroom, so her collar had fallen to her

feeling extremely uncomfortable because she hadn’t had a chance to shower, and she felt dirty. Therefore, the first thing she did was to grab some

before she got out of the tub. She blow-dried her hair and put on her pajamas before she returned to her room. The bed was

so the entire place was quiet. The living room was dark and empty as well, but the lights in the

saw Zong Jinghao with an apron on. He was cooking for her. Lin Xinyan leaned against the door and

a look at her. “You

resting her head on his back. She asked, “When did

That night, Zong Jinghao didn’t wake Lin Xinyan up, even after everyone

and the soup was pre-made and kept warm. All Zong Jinghao had to do was turn the fire up higher to

because she was famished, but she could

see how things were in the pan before she

“Hungry?”

truthfully and admitted,

“Wait by the dining table for

down and left the kitchen before pulling a chair up. She sat by the dining table

brought a huge bowl of soup over and placed it in front of her. Aunt Yu had adjusted the flavors of the soup beforehand, so Zong Jinghao didn’t need to add anything, except the wonton, in. The soup had corn kernels, pork ribs, and wonton in it. There was also a lot of soup left for