Chapter 57: Killing Alliance Little Princess

A bowl of soup noodles, she ate slowly and cleanly, and after she finished, she received a call from Ye Wanting.

“Jiaojiao, are you free tonight?”

Nan Jiaojiao narrowed her eyes, “Yes.”

“It’s like this, my mother’s condition has worsened, and I can’t go to my part-time job tonight.

Can you cover my shift for me?”

Ye Wanting was very uneasy, and cautious, her voice growing softer, “All of tonight’s pay will go to you.

The tips from the customers are generous, and you can have all of them, alright?”

“Alright.”

Nan Jiaojiao agreed crisply, Ye Wanting kept thanking her, nearly in tears.

Nan Jiaojiao listened quietly.

The teacup in the noodle shop was very old, the white porcelain’s original color obscured, the pattern worn, and the rim chipped in two places.

Her fingers lightly twirled the cup, then she lifted it and took a delicate sip.

She spoke slowly, “Do you need help with your mother’s situation?”

“No need, no need.

The doctor said she just needs to get through the critical period, just make it through tonight, and I’ll stay at the hospital overnight.”

Ye Wanting thought that Nan Jiaojiao, like her, had a difficult life, was also an orphan, and didn’t have much money; asking her to cover the shift was already troubling her enough, she didn’t dare to bother her more.

“Alright, take care of yourself.”

“Mhmm.” Ye Wanting expressed her gratitude again and then hung up the phone.

Stepping out of the noodle shop, Nan Jiaojiao logged into a certain website, and immediately a number popped up.

She answered it, and without waiting for the other person to speak, she said, “Do you know any authority in neurology?”

The person was taken aback, responding in a disguised voice, “Boss, I’ve waited for you for three years, you finally show up, and the first thing you do is ask me for a favor?”

“Patient in bed three of room 506 at Hospital Number One, go check on them.” Nan Jiaojiao said coldly.

The early autumn air was a bit cold.

She walked down the uneven, muddy steps, a thin layer of autumn rain accumulating on her eyelashes.

She looked up, the sky overhead heavy with dark clouds, the drizzle falling on her shoulders, her face appearing even more aloof behind the curtain of rain.

Suddenly, her footsteps halted, and she looked in a certain direction.

A row of sedans, nothing out of the ordinary.

“Alright, I’ll handle it right now,” White Fox realized she wasn’t joking, his voice becoming serious, “By the way, Boss, you know you burned down a ship, they’ve tracked your whereabouts, know you’re still alive, everyone in the organization is going crazy.

But since you won’t reveal yourself, no one can find you.

So, are you coming back?

We’re all waiting for you.”

“Tell him,” Nan Jiaojiao referred to Lang Hao, the leader of the Killing Alliance, “not to bother me.”

White Fox was stunned for a moment, then burst into laughter, “Alright, I’ll tell him.

Only you, Boss, dare to slap his face.

Could it be that you were always a rugged man, and just used the codename Little Princess to confuse everyone, you…”

“Beep…”

Nan Jiaojiao, not one for formalities, cut off the call and wiped her login information clean.

She tucked her phone into her pocket and walked slowly away.

Bo Yanching sat in the car, staring at the figure of Nan Jiaojiao, his dark eyes like a spreading lake of cold water, unfathomable.

Putting on airs at his home, yet filling her stomach at a food stall.

The girl was really slapping his face.

At six in the evening, Nan Jiaojiao went to Minglun.

Ye Wanting was a waitress here; she was covering her shift.

The manager was a woman in her thirties, clad in a black office outfit, with long straight black hair, wearing glasses, looking down on people with disdain, as if sizing up goods.

“Come with me.”

The manager directly handed her Ye Wanting’s uniform, even the name tag wasn’t changed.

“You’re in charge of room 906 tonight.

If a guest orders drink, just bring it in.

If you encounter any excessive behavior from the guests, don’t overreact.

There are surveillance cameras in the rooms and security guards at the door.

They won’t let anything truly bad happen to you.”