Chapter 29: What Rank Does President Shang Think Su Mian Should Be Assigned?

A snake.

The cold, clammy touch instantly made Su Mian think of that animal.

Reason told her that the production crew could not possibly have released a venomous snake. At most, it would be a small, harmless one raised by hand.

But in the darkness, fear of the unknown would slowly gnaw away at the human heart.

The green glow from the box resembled the eerie eye of a snake, watching her panic with cold indifference.

The camera’s indicator blinked red, recording every minute change in Su Mian’s expression in high definition.

After leaving Nanshan Cemetery, Ye Yaoyao hailed a car and headed straight for the hillside villa. Halfway there, she received a phone call.

He had once kept studying and thinking, which was why his development had always been so steady. Now that he had relaxed his demands on himself, he had finally noticed the problems within him.

Had Xue Lie not obtained the divine sword Armageddon, the Southern Suppression Army would probably have worn them down to death long ago.

The blood that had flowed out was drawn back in and condensed into a milky-white bead, which I casually tossed into my pocket.

The blazing red sun turned orange-yellow, while the clouds on the horizon acquired a ring of golden trim, looking like caramel-coated ice cream.

If Old Tang had not arrived in time that night, Ye Yaoyao would have been violated by Director Lin. Han Shaoxun imagined the scene, and merely thinking about it made his heart feel as though it had been stabbed countless times. The pain nearly made him faint.

“Five?”

Zhang Ruofeng frowned slightly. He lay down, then pushed the weight upward. For his current physique, it was extremely light.

That was why Supreme Sovereign Hongran and the others had always suspected that more powerful leaders were hiding behind the Sith overlords who had come to invade. The most likely possibility was an existence that had reached the level of an Ultimate Sovereign.

The only thing they possessed was traffic. To maintain that traffic, resorting to any means necessary was commonplace.

Afterward, Yu Mengyao gathered her out-of-control emotions. She wiped away the tears at the corners of her eyes and forcibly put on a smile. To be honest, the smile was painfully stiff.

She involuntarily glanced toward Mu Qian. His gaze burned like a raging flame, his eyes filled with an intense desire. Wen Jiaren’s face grew hot, and she hurriedly looked away. Her heart was pounding violently.

There were several tall osmanthus trees in her courtyard, and beneath them stood a bamboo couch where she could lie in the shade during summer and gaze at the stars.

As he spoke, he reached inside Lan Fei’s clothes and groped her roughly. At the same time, he bent down and sealed her mouth, preventing her from making a sound. Listening to Lan Fei’s muffled cries and watching Dalong’s filthy hands move over her again and again, I felt that death would be preferable to living. What should I do? What should I do? Could I still stop all this?

It was not easy to enter the medical school’s laboratory, especially late at night. If we said we wanted to examine their cadaver specimens because we were worried the corpses might rise from the dead, we would surely be taken for lunatics.

So Mu Nuanxi quickly declared that she would also knit a warm scarf for her beloved father. Only then was Mu Ang satisfied.

As for Ma Qiuxia embracing Chu Yuexi and asking her to become Chu Yuexi’s concubine, Madam Zeng had never even imagined such a thing.

R silently watched the cushion opposite him. He neither refuted nor explained anything, effectively acknowledging it. Aside from draining the entire cup of tea in one breath, he made no further move.

Upon hearing this, Zhouzhou was not entirely certain. “Probably.” There was nothing strange about a famous person playing games; he simply felt that the words “playing games” were utterly incompatible with August.

At the age of twenty-three, Su Zhou also began trying his hand at doubles. His results in doubles were not as ideal as in singles, and because he was missing a men’s doubles championship from the domestic tournament, he was never able to achieve a career Grand Slam. In the eyes of many, that was an undeniable regret for a legend like Su Zhou.