Why it never ends

Chapter 1100 Opportunity

Hesta's steps suddenly stopped.

Bo Heng and Stella were both startled, and they looked at Hesta with inquiring eyes.

"you……"

"If that's the case, then do I need to meet this person?" Hesta stood still. "Since I came to District 12, no one has ever dared to neglect me like this. If the status of AHgAs Inspector is not enough to make him come to see me, then what is the meaning of this conversation?"

Just as Boheng was about to explain, Hesta continued, "He doesn't trust your judgment, Boheng. He would rather believe in an old warlord far away than believe that the mercury you recommended has any sincerity against your organization."

"Now is not the time to talk about this, Jane..."

"Now is the time to say this," Hesta stared into Boheng's eyes. "When I was in the mountains, no one mentioned Anarut to me. Everyone mentioned your and Aji's names. They trusted you because you were the one they actually contacted. The same is true for me. Why am I willing to leave Emanlia again and again to come here to find you? Because I believe in you."

"…I didn't handle this matter well, but Jane, you're here, and Aniruddha's people have seen you—"

"Answer me a question, Boheng, do you really think this person is worthy of your following?" Hesta interrupted Boheng, "Without him, some things may be more convenient for you and Aji, right?"

At this moment, a hint of hesitation flashed across Boheng's eyes. Neither Stella nor Hesta missed this moment of shock.

Stella realized what Hesta was doing almost immediately, so she gave a silent exclamation in her heart - she actually thought so! She was actually planning to take advantage of Bo Heng!

The momentary hesitation was fleeting, and Bo Heng quickly returned to his slightly tired smile: "You can't say that..."

"You don't have to answer me now. Since I'm already here, I won't embarrass you. We've already agreed to meet, so of course I have to go." Hesta said with a smile, "But let me tell you, I came here originally to ask him to agree to send some of your Kasyapa to me - it would be best if I could choose them myself. However, I won't reveal any of my thoughts to him later."

Bo Heng frowned slightly: "Wait, Jane, you may have some misunderstandings, these things are not my fault-"

"What is the difference between you and him?" Hesta looked directly into Boheng's eyes. "Troops? Weapons? Courage - or experience in doing things? I don't know how many big figures there are in your organization, but Boheng, on the night you first came to see me, what you wanted from me was just to eliminate the threat of the former 12th District Liberal Party to your base - this one thing?"

"simple……"

"If you are really determined, I may be able to provide you with some other help." Hesta whispered, "Only if you show me the same sincerity. You said that you hope to build trust with me, right?"

It was a quiet morning, and the streets were almost deserted.

Boheng looked into Hesta's eyes and felt like a candle being lit. An unprecedented desire suddenly rose in his heart, and his gaze seemed to suddenly return to the mountains, to the settlement where he had worked for a long time, and to the night when he and Ajizi had repeatedly pondered over the dilemma -

"I'll also give you two days to think about it," Hesta said. "After two days, come to my farm. If I don't see you, it means you've rejected me. From now on, you don't have to come to see me again."

Hesta was silent for a while. During this silent confrontation, Boheng had already fully realized the weight of Hesta's words. At a certain moment, he almost wanted to answer -

But Hesta's tone suddenly became relaxed.

"Let's go," she turned her head slightly, "Your Aniruddha must be waiting anxiously." ...

It was a disastrous meeting.

From the moment they entered the room, Bo Heng felt that today's meeting was indeed unnecessary. Although they were indoors, Aniruddha did not take off his sunglasses. He did not change into a monk's robe, but wore a casual silk jacket. When they entered the room, the cigar smell in the room made Stella start coughing immediately.

Without waiting for Hesta to speak, Boheng suggested that they go to another place to talk. Hesta and Stella left first and went to a temporary tent in the yard.

When Anarut sat down in the tent again, he finally lowered his sunglasses slightly, glanced in the direction of Hesta, and then whispered, "You have one minute to explain your purpose and convince me to listen."

Then, Aniruddha and Hesta raised their wrists at the same time - to look at their watches.

No one spoke.

The seconds on the dial slowly turned, and when there were only five seconds left, Hesta put down his hand and took a deep breath.

"You will pay the price for your arrogance today." She glanced at Stella, "Let's go."

Aniruddha frowned: "Stop—"

"…Sorry, I'll go and take a look." Bo Heng made a gesture of surrender to Anarut, and then quickly chased out to make sure that no one would attack Hesta and the others along the way.

A confidant came forward to ask Aniruddha for his opinion, but the leader seemed to mistakenly believe that Boheng would eventually bring back the two girls who seemed to have a bad temper, so he just sat there and laughed a few times, waved his hand, and told his subordinates not to worry about it.

On the street, Bo Heng quickly caught up to Hesta's side.

"...Are you going back now?" Bo Heng said, "Jane, listen, no matter what my final answer is, I will come to see you in two days. If I don't come, then there must be something trapping me...Are you going back to pick up Ms. Pacat now? You finally came out--"

"Yes, Ms. Pacat has finally come out, and we can't let her go in vain," Hesta said, "Tell me, where shall we meet?"

"If you still remember the location of the last settlement..."

"Okay, I'll go directly there." Hesta said, "But we've spent too much time in Grenoble this time, and time is limited. I'll take her directly to see Aji to avoid wasting time."

"That's great." Bo Heng's voice even trembled.

He slowed down his pace a little, and didn't even say goodbye to Hesta, just watched her go away. He clenched his hands into fists in his wide sleeves, and tried his best to suppress the urge to laugh.

It was not until today that he suddenly realized that he had seized a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.