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Chapter 425 Painful (2)

In a few seconds, Ah Qiang got into Tang Yiling's car, his serious personality remained the same, "Mr. Tang, we meet again."

"I don't think you're doing well."

"Life is unlucky, it is necessary." Ah Qiang touched the corner of his bleeding mouth, and gave a teasing sentence very coldly.

Tang Yiling handed over the tissue.

The car is running.

And one of the bodyguards took out the emergency medical kit from the car to help Ah Qiang treat his wound.

ten minutes later.

The two big men were also silent.

Tang Yiling asked: "Where do you want to go, I'll take you there."

"There's nowhere to go. You can get off the car in front, or you can find a place to get off." A Qiang said casually with a very bold personality.

Tang Yiling took out the cigarettes, took out one and placed it by his thin lips, and then gave the pack of cigarettes in his hand to A Qiang.

Ah Qiang was not polite, and took out one by himself.

Everyone just smoked quietly, puffing out the clouds.

The car didn't stop, so Aqiang naturally couldn't get off.

However, there is really nothing to talk about when two big men are together.

half an hour.

"You didn't go to work with her?" Tang Yiling asked casually, remembering that this man once said that the person he wanted to follow was her, not him.

Ah Qiang was startled, and after a while, he realized what Tang Yiling said. He couldn't help but smiled heartily, and replied, "There is Lie Yan beside her...Compared to Lie Yan, what am I?"

"Don't be too modest, she thinks highly of you. By the way, what are you doing recently?"

"Oh, I have nothing to do. Do part-time jobs and hang out. That's fine, I'll get off at the front." A Qiang looked outside, "You should still have something to do, and I won't bother you."

"Is there anyone else in your family?"

Ah Qiang said indifferently: "One person is full, but the whole family is not hungry."

The meaning is obvious, he lived alone.

Tang Yiling's eyelids were slightly drawn, showing an unspeakable dimness.

(End of this chapter)