Once inside, Jiang Xu realized it was a bar.

The further you go in, the louder the sounds come from inside.

He coldly surveyed the shop; from the depths of the dark passageway, glimpses of light shone through.

With the black gauze curtains on both sides of the passageway, I suddenly understood the meaning of the shop's name—Paradise.

When he actually stepped inside the store, a wave of heat washed over him, and he could almost smell the faint scent of blood.

The sounds of male insects talking and cursing filled my ears.

He looked at the room full of insects, his lips unconsciously pursing into a thin line. Another place like this.

"What are you looking at?" When Zoe arrived at the place, she found that Jiang Xu and Fei had not followed, so she went out to look for them. Who knew that the two insects were standing at the entrance.

"It's nothing," Jiang Xu replied casually.

Zoe noticed the displeasure on his face: "Don't be upset, you decided it yourself."

"Come in quickly, everyone's here, just the two of you."

Jiang Xu followed behind him and walked inside. In the corridor, he looked at the various male insects casting their gazes, and his expression turned cold.

Her hands, which had been linked, were suddenly released, and under Fei's puzzled gaze, she pulled him into her arms, her eyes sweeping sharply over the male insects.

Fei was taken aback by the sudden action, and then a familiar scent entered her nostrils—it was Jiang Xu's scent.

He looked at Jiang Xu's cold profile, a triumphant smile flashing in his eyes.

It vanished in an instant, as if what had just happened was nothing but an illusion.

"Hey, Young Master Jiang's here." A voice suddenly teased from the swarm, "Like newlyweds, inseparable."

The remaining insects all turned to look at Jiang Xu because of his words, and he unconsciously tightened his grip on Fei's waist: "Yes, so what?"

"What can I do?" The insect curled its lips into a playful smile. "It's been so long since we've seen you, everyone misses you terribly."

As soon as he finished speaking, another voice rang out from the side: "Is this your fiancé?"

You're so lucky! Seeing you throw such a tantrum, I thought the other person was ugly and wouldn't be good enough for you.

"Isn't she quite good-looking?"

The insect looked at Fei with a hint of amazement, but nothing else.

Jiang Xu noticed that he was somewhat different from the other male insects, and couldn't help but glance at him a few more times.

The insect noticed his probing gaze and raised the wine in its hand in a toast in his direction.

Jiang Xu led Fei to an empty seat and poured himself two glasses of wine, handing one to him.

Then he gave Zoe a look that was not far away.

After receiving a look, Zoe sat down next to Jiang Xu and asked, "What's wrong?"

Before Jiang Xu could voice his question, a male insect led a female insect over.

It's him!

Jiang Xu remembered him—the male insect named Aesop from the private insect club.

With a harmless smile, the other person walked to sit opposite Jiang Xu, his movements swift and elegant, while the female insect beside him knelt down at his feet.

He remained silent throughout, like a lifeless puppet.

He also remembered this female insect; it was the one he lost to in the ring.

Aesop smiled at Jiang Xu, but placed his hand on the head of the female insect beside him, stroking it casually: "Young Master Jiang, you must be very busy. I thought tonight's gathering wouldn't happen, but I received a notice that it will be held as scheduled."

His voice was very nice, gentle and sweet, which made the insects naturally lower their psychological defenses.

If Jiang Xu hadn't witnessed his actions, he might have been deceived by his appearance.

"Hmm." Jiang Xu held a wine glass in one hand, examining the other person, and responded casually.

He never expected that they actually knew each other.

Aesop smiled and turned his gaze to Fei: "This must be Major General Fei?"

The tone of his question was very casual, but his eyes were scrutinizing Fei as if he were appraising a product.

Jiang Xu looked at him calmly, without any emotion on his face, and did not answer him.

Aesop suddenly lowered his head, lifted the chin of the female insect beside him with his hand, and examined it for a while: "Young Master Jiang, what do you think of this face?"

He didn't care about Jiang Xu's reply and looked at Jiang Xu: "How about we switch?"

It's been almost two months, I'm sure you've had enough of this, want to try something new?

His gaze shifted from Jiang Xu's face to Fei.

"No change." Jiang Xu.

"Tsk." Zoe removed her hand from her mouth, sighing and teasing, "Young Master Jiang wouldn't want to follow the Jiang family's ways, would he? That's so boring, and..."

"Don't you dislike him? You won't lose anything by switching to someone else, and you'll also have another experience."

He patted Julian's buttocks softly: "It's tight, I guarantee you'll have the ultimate feeling."

Upon hearing this, Jiang Xu and Zoe's expressions turned cold.

"How you play is your business, don't drag me into it."

Male Zerg are basically born with this mindset; females are nothing more than playthings for them.

Usually, only female slaves are swapped and played with, but some vile insects don't, and they can even ignore the status of female ruler.

Moreover, there's the female attendant next to Jiang Xu.

Seeing that he wouldn't listen to anything, Aesop frowned slightly, looking as if he had suffered a great injustice: "You wouldn't go back on your word, would you?"

I never imagined that Young Master Jiang could be so untrustworthy. It's truly rare.

Jiang Xu's lips were tightly pressed together. What did he say this time?

Zoe watched the male insect, who was climbing up the pole and wouldn't back down, and calmly reminded him, "Leave some room for maneuver in your actions."

"Heh." Aesop chuckled lightly, as if he'd heard a joke. "What's there to be afraid of? Who among the Zerg can make things difficult for me?"

He spoke as if he were talking about something perfectly ordinary.

"Really?" Zoe picked up a glass of wine from the table, took a small sip, and casually said, "How much benefit do the Jiang family and the Alvis family give to the royal family every year?"

I'm sure you know even without me saying it.

Do you really think you can get away unscathed after offending these two companies?

"Trying to scare me?" Aesop slowly crossed his right leg over his left and leaned back slightly. "I'm not afraid."

"Stop talking nonsense. Does Young Master Jiang's word still count?"

The male insects nearby seemed to notice the atmosphere; their previous conversations stopped, and they all looked at the group of insects.

In fact, some onlookers who heard Aesop's words immediately chimed in, "That's impossible. Everyone knows that Young Master Jiang has always valued his reputation above all else."

As soon as he finished speaking, Bernd, who was standing next to him, cast a subtle glance at him.

"?" The insect noticed his gaze and asked in confusion, "Did I say something wrong?"

Tap the screen to use advanced tools Tip: You can use left and right keyboard keys to browse between chapters.

You'll Also Like