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n88 A Greater Conspiracy

nGong Hao looked at the remaining food on the plate and simply poured it into the trash can.

n“Xi’er, what do we do next?”

n“Wait.” Fu Xi said lightly. She leaned lazily on the bed and raised her eyebrows to look outside.

nThe woman in red was probably not alone. There had to be a conspiracy behind her. It was just that she did not want to alarm the other party unless she was certain.

nIf she had a bigger scheme, she would definitely attack again.

n“I was thinking the same thing you were.”

nGong Hao’s fingers brushed lightly across her cheek.

nJust wait.

nThe bent iron wire pierced into the keyhole on the door. After twisting it twice, the door lock immediately let out a clear “Pa da” sound.

nIn the darkness, this sound was especially loud, but the red shadow was not afraid. She sized up the room under the moonlight, glanced at the two people on the bed, and walked in noisily.

nDid they really think that her food was that good?

nThey were both drugged and would not wake up until the next morning. They were sleeping even more soundly than pigs.

nThe thing she wanted was probably in the cabinet.

nThe red shadow went straight to the cabinet. After opening the cabinet door, she started rummaging.

nSplash, slap.

nThe item fell to the ground, but she didn’t care. She continued searching.

nWhen Fu Xi and Gong Hao left, the pirate gave them some medication for Little Bear. She threw it to the ground.

nFu Xi couldn’t take it anymore. She turned over and sat up.

n“Stop.” If she were to continue flipping, the entire room would probably become a messy pigsty!

nGong Hao switched on the lights in the room.

nThe light was bright. Who else could it be but the woman in red standing in front of the cupboard with a face full of surprise?

nShe looked at the two of them in shock and tried to run out of the door.

nThey had clearly eaten the dishes that she had made. Why were they still awake?

nSeeing that the woman was about to run, Fu Xi snorted.

n“You want to run?”

nWould she allow it?

nSeeing that Fu Xi had caught up, a fierce glint flashed across the woman’s eyes. She decided to just fight Fu Xi. Gong Hao frowned and wanted to help, but the battle was already over.

nThe woman in red was no match for Fu Xi. Her hands were twisted by Fu Xi and her face was covered in snot and tears. She looked as pathetic as she could.

n“Cough.”

nGong Hao turned his head away and found a tissue to wipe Fu Xi’s sweat from the fight.

n“Go interrogate her.”

nFu Xi twisted the woman in red and carried her into the room like she was carrying goods.

nAfter the door closed, the woman knelt down.

n“I was wrong.”

nTears flowed down her face uncontrollably as she complained to them, “I was really blinded by greed. I just thought that you two were rich and wanted to come to my room to find something valuable to exchange for living expenses after coming ashore.”

nHuh.

nFu Xi sneered, her eyes filled with disdain.

nDid she think she could fool them with clumsy lies and fake tears?

nThe drug that she had given them was not something that ordinary people could obtain.

n“Tell me the truth.”

nFu Xi took out a silver needle that reflected a cold luster under the light.

nThe woman was shocked and her eyes were filled with hatred as she looked at Fu Xi. It was no wonder that they could awaken from the drug. It seemed to be due to the needles.

nHowever, she quickly lowered her head and whimpered for mercy.

n“I’m telling the truth. Please, let me go. I won’t dare to do it again.”

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