Jiang Wei kept saying he wouldn't hurt me, but I didn't believe a word of it; his current state was just too bizarre.
"Nobody forced you, you backed yourself into this corner," I said, looking at him coldly.
At my words, Jiang Wei's laughter stopped abruptly. He lowered his eyes slightly and murmured nervously to himself, "You're right, people like me don't count for anything in the eyes of those big shots. They could crush me like a bug with a flick of their hand,"
I couldn't help but frown, and before I could speak, he suddenly looked up and sneered at me, "You're no different from me, and your stupid dad too."
"I drove for him for so long, always watching his every move, who he met—I knew it all by heart, yet he never realized I was the one watching him."
Jiang Wei's words made me pause slightly, my heartbeat skipping a beat, "So who exactly is it that's bought you off?"
