Chapter 501: I Bumped into You
Chapter 501: I Bumped into You
Zhang Boxun just wants to confirm whether Tang Siluo has truly gone with Lei Jiang of her own free will. If she has, he’ll let her go. If not, he’ll bring her back, hand her over to Luo Feifan—and then disappear, as far away as possible, somewhere he’ll never hear her name again.
Because if he doesn’t leave, he fears he’ll humiliate himself again and again by continuing to chase Tang Siluo.
He leaves in a rush, placing the remaining soldiers under the care of Luo Feifan and Zhan Lian. But the two don’t expect much from those survivors—they simply assign them to guard the elderly, the weak, the sick, and the pregnant.
Meanwhile, Luo Feifan and Fatty dance joyfully, swinging their hips and accidentally bumping into someone.
A flicker of anxiety crosses Luo Feifan’s face, but he still smiles and turns to Xu Li’er, who stands nearby. “Sorry, I bumped into you.”
Xu Li’er lowers her head, nervously twisting the corner of her clothes.
Luo Feifan gives her a glance and is about to continue dancing, but pauses when he feels a tug on his sleeve.
He looks down. Xu Li’er has grabbed it.
He frowns. “Miss Xu?”
“Tonight... I can be with you,” Xu Li’er says, raising her eyes. Her eyeliner curves elegantly, her meaning unmistakable to any man.
Luo Feifan slowly pulls his sleeve from her grip, smiles politely, and says, “Before saying that, maybe ask the boyfriend behind you.”
Behind them stands Wang Wei.
Rejected, Xu Li’er’s eyes widen. She turns sharply and sees Wang Wei, who can now walk again.
A wave of embarrassment hits her. “Ah Wei…”
“Miss Xu.” Wang Wei gives a neutral reply, turns, and limps away.
What a jerk. Why is he standing there listening? Xu Li’er freezes. She takes a few steps in his direction, but doesn’t follow through. Instead, she turns around and goes to find Fatty.
She and Wang Wei are no longer together. When he tried to protect her, she ran. Later, when he was dying and asked to see her, she refused. From that moment on, even their last bit of emotional connection is gone.
Back then, Xu Li’er never imagined Wang Wei would survive, let alone walk again. But so what? He’s still sick. Still useless. Still a burden to the entire team.
She can’t rely on him anymore.
By rank, Luo Feifan and Zhan Lian are the team’s vanguard—the strongest fighters—and the rest follow their lead. An Ran’s abilities are more supportive, but crucial. She practically holds up the team’s defense, making her and Zhan Lian a perfect pair. No chance of breaking that.
That leaves only Luo Feifan.
Xu Li’er believes he’s her best bet.
But now, even Luo Feifan doesn’t want her.
As for Yun Tao and Liang Ziyu—they’re part of the team’s main force, commanding the most Strength-Type Ability Users. As long as they protect themselves, even ants can shake trees. But Yun Tao clearly has no interest in women, and Liang Ziyu is with Zhao Ru.
Xu Li’er doesn’t care about any of the other Strength-Type Ability Users.