Madam’s Identities Shocks the Entire City Again

Simon looked at the girl, his azure eyes flashing behind the gold-rimmed lenses.

He raised his hand and pushed up his glasses: "Miss Qiao, please forgive me. That person seems to have a grudge against you, not a small one. He came to you from the beginning!"

"Oh?" Qiao Nian squinted her eyes to examine the expression on his face, as if to determine whether he was lying.

Simon straightened his back and let her look at him. His heart was calm and his eyes did not change: "At this point, I no longer need to lie to you."

"That person gave me the feeling that he was coming for you. To put it bluntly, he would probably cause trouble for you even if he didn't have the support of the Queen behind him."

He paused and said, "As for the reason why he is causing trouble for you... I don't know about this... Miss Qiao can only think about whether she has offended this person."

Qiao Nian put down his legs and said casually: "I have offended a lot of people, I don't know which one you are talking about."

Simon glanced at her and said with rare seriousness: "This person is very dangerous. I advise Miss Qiao to find out."

Qiao Nian tilted her head: "Are you using me?"

"Yes." Simon made no secret of his purpose and said confidently: "If he hadn't come to me to ask for my cooperation, I wouldn't be where I am today. After the incident, he abandoned me and ran away. Change me Even if I become you, you won’t let me go

he! But..." He changed his voice and met Qiao Nian's eyes again: "I have the mentality of using your hand to retaliate against him, but the words I said are all sincere - this person is very dangerous, and there is another one who looks like I have a deep hatred for you. Miss Qiao is

He's a smart man, but you wouldn't trust him if he was outside, right? "

Qiao Nian stood up and dusted off his clothes, but did not give a clear answer: "...Let's talk about it, I have at least one or two enemies!"

Simon's expression changed when he saw the girl getting up, picking up her things, and turning to leave. Just before Qiao Nian walked out of the door, he clenched his fists and called out in a mute voice: "Miss Qiao."

Qiao Nian held the doorknob with one hand and stopped when she heard the words. She didn't look back: "Say."

"How do you know that I am willing to agree to your conditions?" Simon still expressed all the doubts in his heart.

He had spent the past two days guessing how Qiao Nian planned to deal with him.

He thought about many possibilities.

For example, Qiao Nian brought someone to kidnap him, or put a gun to his head and threatened him... But he didn't expect it to be such a calm conversation today.

But he didn't say anything.

Simon's throat was dry: "How do you know I will tell you...what if I refuse to tell you?"

Qiao Nian didn't understand why he asked this, and when she turned around and glanced sideways, she caught sight of the pain and loneliness on the man's face.

She seemed to understand what Simon was asking, she pursed her lower lip, rarely slowed down her tone, and said softly: "Because everyone has something they want to protect in their hearts, and this is more important than life."

"..."

"I have something to protect, and so do you."

What Simon wants to protect is not his reputation and interests, but the Chamber of Commerce Alliance that he has fought for most of his life. It was because Qiao Nian saw this clearly that he never thought of using violent means to solve this problem.

An old fox like Ximeng who has been hanging around the Independent Continent all year round may not be willing to tell you the truth even if you catch him and break one of his legs.

Only if you talk to him based on what he really cares about will he tell you the truth.

Qiao Nian left this sentence without looking at Simon's subsequent reaction, turned around and pushed the door open and went out. Simon was left standing in the office in a daze, watching her walk away. He suddenly pulled the corner of his mouth and shook his head with a smile: "I'm really old, and a little girl in her early twenties saw through it..."