Beg Me to Remarry
Chapter 322: The Reckless Pursuit

Chapter 322: Chapter 322: The Reckless Pursuit

Today Xia Ning ruined Fu Han and He Xing’s wedding. Although ultimately He Xing was the one who had done wrong, Xia Ning’s despicable actions were truly unforgivable.

Fu Han didn’t say a word and rushed straight out, she indeed wanted to see what kind of trouble Xia Ning would stir up again.

Bai Wei chased after her, calling out several times, but Fu Han didn’t listen and even ran faster than before. With no other choice, Bai Wei had to follow her out.

By the time they reached the entrance to the square, they could only see Xia Cheng’s Land Rover disappearing into the distance.

Fu Han hailed a car, and Bai Wei, without even a chance to catch her breath, quickly opened the door and got in with agility not even demonstrated during her movie shoots.

"Driver, see that Land Rover up ahead? We must follow it," Fu Han urged urgently, her eyes already bloodshot and looking even redder now.

"Sure, no problem," said the middle-aged driver. After ensuring that they were seated securely, he floored the accelerator and they burst forward, speeding as if racing.

Bai Wei felt uneasy. She tugged on Fu Han’s wrist and said, "Fu Han, shouldn’t we go back and tell He Xing and our parents first? Is it really safe for us to chase after them like this?"

However, at this point, Fu Han’s rage had finally found a place to explode. All she wanted was to confront Xia Ning and give her a piece of her mind. There was no way she could heed Bai Wei’s advice. "If you feel unsafe, then get out of the car. I’m definitely going to find Xia Ning," she retorted.

Bai Wei’s prepared speech was completely shut down by that remark. Helplessly, she stuck out her tongue and said, "Alright, we’ll do it your way. I guess I’m in this with you, come what may."

The driver overheard and sensed there was a story, perhaps his hero complex reignited. In no more than two intersections, they were less than ten meters away from the Land Rover.

Fu Han’s eyes were fixed intently on the Land Rover in front, while Bai Wei pulled out her phone to send a message, still feeling uneasy.

Inside the Land Rover, Xia Ning, seeing the taxi tailing them, flashed a brilliantly wicked smile. "Brother, you are quite reliable, using that old trick of ’retreating in order to advance’, luring them out on purpose."

Xia Cheng’s smile turned smug: "Did you really think your brother only knows how to pick up girls? I’ll have you know, my skills in seducing girls are top-notch. The more secretive we act, the more curious they get. Especially since..."

At this point, Xia Cheng chuckled creepily, looking extremely lewd: "Especially after you just ruined someone’s wedding. You better be careful; Fu Han might have a knife and could stab you with it at any moment."

The street views on both sides of the road were receding rapidly, and the buildings became fewer and fewer as they reached the suburbs of A City, where many factories from the early stages of development were located.

As A City grew and started focusing on environmental issues, these factories were either relocated or shut down, leaving the land deserted.

The Land Rover had an advantage on the rough terrain, and fueled by the thought of two beauties chasing after him, Xia Cheng was even more eager to show off his driving skills.

The roaring noise of the accelerating car was massive, as if to make sure the driver behind could not lose track of their location.

Xia Ning almost got thrown out of the car several times. She clung tight to the handrail, fearing she would be flung out. She was utterly disgusted with her lecherous brother but had to bite her tongue in light of needing his help soon.

Finally, the car stopped. The factory buildings appeared maze-like, and Xia Ning, having been spun around in all the twists and turns, was disoriented. She stepped out of the car and looked around, knowing that without someone to lead her, she wouldn’t find her way out.

Xia Cheng, however, sauntered up to a factory door as if he were in his own backyard, utterly calm. He fished a key out of his pocket and, within the blink of an eye, the door was open.

He casually threw the chain lock on the ground and turned to Xia Ning with a smile, "Alright, everything’s ready except for the east wind."

Xia Ning’s brows furrowed, and her beautiful eyes scanned the surroundings, "How come you’re so familiar with this place? Have you come here often?"

"Not too often," Xia Cheng was rummaging behind the door, making a ruckus. His voice sounded all the lewder, "Don’t you think this place has character? You could even have a wild romp here without anyone bothering you."

Xia Ning really didn’t want to acknowledge this man as her brother; his mind seemed to be filled only with women and intimate matters. He was always irresponsible, without any real ambition or aspirations.

Impatiently, she asked, "What are you rummaging for in there? How exactly do you plan to subdue them? We’re only two people."

"Here, take these," Xia Cheng found two wooden sticks after much searching. Considering his opponents were two beauties, he even took the care to check that the sticks were smooth and nail-free.

Xia Ning sighed and obediently gripped the wooden stick, joining Xia Cheng in ambush behind the door, waiting for Fu Han and the others.

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The taxi was much lower than the Land Rover, and the factory area was overgrown with weeds that reached waist-high, causing them to nearly lose sight of the vehicle multiple times.

At last, they spotted the Land Rover stopped among the bushes. Fu Han excitedly urged the driver to hurry up. Bai Wei knew she could not dissuade her now and resolved to see the adventure through.

The taxi stopped about five meters away. The driver looked around the desolate area and hesitated before asking, "Ladies, what brings you out here? This place is so secluded!"

"We have something to handle!" Fu Han, not willing to elaborate, promptly got out of the car.

Bai Wei, anxious as ever, could only leave the fare behind and hurry out after Fu Han.

The driver shook his head with a sigh, "Young girls these days," before driving off.

The area had been neglected for years, filled with weeds that reached waist high. Walking through it was a nerve-wracking experience—a misstep could bring an unwelcome and possibly frightening encounter with local wildlife.

Fu Han screamed when she spotted a toad squatting in the grass, which stared back at her with its enormous eyes, puffing its cheeks, and covered in warty bumps.

Seeing the toad made Fu Han’s skin crawl, and she felt particularly nauseated. The toad would rank high on her list of loathsome creatures—a list that also included snakes, mice, and other detestable things.

Surprisingly, Bai Wei wasn’t scared of toads at all. Hearing Fu Han’s scream, she pushed through the grass and, upon seeing the toad, didn’t hesitate to kick it away, "Get lost, you disgusting thing."