Mated at First Sight
Chapter 611 - 407: Jing Second: Miss! (First Update)_1

Chapter 611: Chapter 407: Jing Second: Miss! (First Update)_1

To tell... or not to tell.

Wu Qian hesitated.

If she speaks, her sister Fen Xiao, who is currently being punished, would definitely be held accountable by the leader if he knew she was involved in such behavior again. But if she doesn’t speak... then she would be deceiving the leader.

Also, Wu Qian harbored her own selfish desires.

If Fen Xiao weren’t present, wouldn’t she be able to avoid expulsion from the leader’s side?

As long as she didn’t commit any mistakes, she would undoubtedly stay by the leader’s side longer than her sister Fen Xiao.

"What are you hesitating about?" A cold voice rang out, making Wu Qian shudder in fear, uncontrollably trembling.

"I..." She instinctively looked up at Bi’an, but upon seeing the cold gleam in his eyes, she got scared, lowering her head again, her body went stiff.

"You should know what I hate the most." His words were indifferent, calm, emotionless, but Wu Qian felt an indescribable sense of dread in his voice.

Wu Qian dared not lie, "Sister Fen Xiao... she... she has gone out for something."

In the end, whether driven by selfishness or fear, Wu Qian betrayed Fen Xiao.

At that moment, she didn’t have a shred of regret.

"She is out," He replied leisurely, as if lost in thought. The calmer the man appeared, the more furiously Wu Qian’s heart pounded in her chest.

Bi’an smirked, even if Wu Qian didn’t tell him, he knew what Fen Xiao was intending to do; it was a pity that Mu Lin was not around these days, she was taken away by her future mother-in-law.

He couldn’t casually enter the military camp; not because he can’t, but once inside, you are on their territory, and he does not engage in such trades.

Oh...it is quite disappointing, he had been in C Province for so many days and they haven’t come to find him yet.

It seemed like he should emulate the Jiang and Tang families and send her an invitation; after all, he still held some weight. Besides, he needed an opportunity to ask her for Bai Hao’s antidote.

This was her hope too, wasn’t it?

Fen Xiao might never know, her meticulously planned assassination was turned around and used by Mu Lin, and she willingly walked into his trap.

Indeed, when it comes to matters of the heart, women always seem to act impulsively; finding someone who can face things as calmly as Mu Lin does, would indeed be difficult.

As for Mu Lin, if she couldn’t find the person hiding in the shadows, then she would have to try and force them to come to her; otherwise, Bai Hao wouldn’t be alive right now.

Mu Lin thought, training a Sniper Master is not an easy task, Mr. Bi’an, you wouldn’t give that up easily right?

Who would have thought Mu Lin had seen so far ahead, poor Fen Xiao was used and played like a puppet.

"I understand." Just when Wu Qian thought that Bi’an would lose his temper, he simply said a sentence and dismissed her, not expressing any emotions.

Why?

Standing outside the door, Wu Qian couldn’t identify the feelings welling up in her heart; she should have been happy for Fen Xiao, but instead she felt a sense of disappointment.

She didn’t want to forever stand in someone else’s shadow any longer, not after she had tasted the feeling of standing in front of the person she admired whenever she liked.

Pressing her lips together, Wu Qian turned around and left.

If possible, hopefully Sister Fen Xiao would never come back.

In the room.

Bi’an was lazily leaning back into the sofa, the wine glass which was initially resting at his side, somehow found its way back into his hand, gently swirling the liquid within the glass, seemingly observing. His eyes barely visible beyond his mask, reflecting unfathomable depths.

In the end, the wine glass slowly approached his lips, and he took a light sip, smiling ambiguously.

...

At the Naval Marine Corps.

Mu Lin had been at the base for two days now. During these two days, she had either been dragged around by Gu Muqing to view their rigorous training sessions or engaged in all sorts of conversations, they could talk about anything under the sun.

Perhaps because Gu Muqing was aware of Mu Lin’s background, so he hardly asked about her personal matters, afraid of bringing up her past sorrows; he did, however, say a lot about his own family, particularly the embarrassing incidents of Jing Chen, Jing Tian, and Jing Youlan during their childhood. He hoped that Mu Lin could feel more included in their large family.