Border Prisoner: The Mad Boss Seduces Her Every Night

The warehouse fell silent.

Only the distant sound of ship horns, sometimes long, sometimes short, carried by the sea breeze, seeped in through the two narrow air windows high up.

Kunsa did not speak immediately.

He chewed the betel nut in his mouth with a crunching sound, and his eyes under his broken eyebrows were always fixed on Shi Luyu, as if trying to discern every subtle expression on her face.

The air seemed to freeze for more than ten seconds.

Finally, he tilted his head. "You're saying you killed Xu Yuanjia's woman?"

Shi Luyu did not rush to answer.

She simply looked at him, a hint of mockery in her eyes: "You don't believe me?"

Kunsha narrowed his eyes. "Whether you believe it or not is not up to you."

He raised his chin and gestured to the side, "Loosen her rope a little."

A man nearby paused, then said, "Brother Kun..."

"loose."

Then the man came up and loosened the rope on Shi Luyu's wrist a bit.

Just then, Shi Luyu finally learned his name.

Kunsha.

She kept it in her heart.

Kunsa sat back down in his chair, legs apart, elbows on his knees, his thick fingers idly stroking the gold watch on his wrist.

He still squinted his fierce eyes, his broken eyebrows appearing even more somber under the harsh white light overhead.

"Go on."

Seeing that Shi Luyu did not speak immediately, Kunsha pushed the betel nut in his mouth to one side with the tip of his tongue, leaned forward, and showed a vulgar yet curious interest on his face.

"I'd like to hear it if you dare to lie to me..."

He raised his hand and slowly traced it across his neck, his fingertips brushing against his skin, before making a clean, decisive throat-slitting motion. "You know the consequences."

Shi Luyu lowered her eyes and gently moved her wrist, which was red from being constricted.

The rough rope chafed her skin, and a slight pain rose in waves. She didn't answer immediately, but stared at the red marks, deliberately making the silence last longer.

She knew that it was precisely at times like these that she couldn't rush things.

Hsu Yuan-chia once said that people subconsciously believe in someone who needs to be remembered.

A pause, hesitation, or even a sob in the middle of a sentence are far more likely to be the truth than an answer that comes out without thinking.

She remained silent for a few seconds.

When she looked up again, a faint glimmer of water had appeared in her clear eyes.

"Because..." Her lips trembled slightly, her voice very soft, as if she found it difficult to say.

"Xu Yuanjia killed my sister."

As soon as she finished speaking, the tears welled up in her eyes.

Kunsa's brow twitched suddenly.

He had originally just been watching the show, but now he was really hooked by those words. He even slowed down his betel nut chewing and leaned forward a little more unconsciously.

"My younger sister?"

"Mm." Shi Luyu nodded gently.

She took a breath, as if trying to suppress a sob that was about to break out of control, but the corners of her eyes gradually reddened.

"She is three years younger than me and just got into Tammy University last year."

When Tammy University was mentioned, her throat suddenly felt genuinely dry.

Those images that she had forcibly suppressed also surged forth.

The anticipation when she first entered university, the sunshine in the unfamiliar campus, and the person she once thought would always be with her.

Shi Luyu lowered her eyes, and tears finally rolled down her cheeks as if she could no longer hold them back.

"She's been timid since she was little." She sniffed softly, a hint of vulnerability showing on her face.

"She is simple, kind, and has a cheerful personality."

There's no such thing as a little sister.

She was talking about herself.

Although praising myself like this is indeed embarrassing and hard to say.

As she said this, the corner of her lips twitched slightly, and she almost burst out laughing.

Fortunately, the tears still clung to her face, completely concealing the subtle change.

Shi Luyu quickly lowered her head, using the act of wiping away tears to suppress her emotions. When she spoke again, her voice was heavily nasal.

"She's so stupid." She only managed to keep up the crying scene thanks to an extremely strong sense of conviction.

The tears flowed more and more genuinely, streaming down her fair cheeks and dripping onto her indigo-blue clothes, leaving several dark watermarks.

"If someone treats her nicely, she'll believe everything they say."

Kunsa listened intently. His mouth was slightly open, betel nut pressed against his cheek, and he forgot to continue chewing for a long time.

Those eyes, which were originally full of doubt, now held a hint of impatience, as if they couldn't wait for her to continue.

Shi Luyu slowly lowered her head, looking at the cold cement ground at her feet. "Later, she met Xu Yuanjia."

She dissected her experiences bit by bit.

Then adopt another identity.

They attributed everything to that sister who never existed.

"She told me that the man was very nice." Shi Luyu's voice trembled, and her fingers slowly clenched, as if her heart would crack open if she said just one more word.

"I will buy her breakfast, pick her up from school, and remember all the things she likes to eat."

She paused, tears streaming down her chin.

"I will save her in every critical moment."

This time, she didn't act completely.

That tenderness was real.

The protection she once believed in was real.

"She said..." Shi Luyu raised her tearful eyes, a moment of profound bewilderment in them.

"She met the best person in her life."

As the last word faded, her eyelashes trembled violently.

These are all true.

once.

"I tried to persuade her."

She suddenly raised her hand to wipe away the tears on her face, and the vulnerability in her eyes gradually subsided, replaced by an increasingly clear layer of resentment.

"I'm saying that this kind of person won't be nice to you for no reason."

Shi Luyu bit her lower lip, her voice growing increasingly strained: "She won't listen."

"As a result, she grew to like him more and more, and even had a falling out with her family for him."

Kunsha was completely engrossed in listening.

He sat there, his fierce expression softened considerably by his gossip. When he heard that her sister had "fallen out with her family over a man," he clicked his tongue in regret, as if he had already guessed that things wouldn't end well.

"And then?" he finally couldn't help but press, his voice gruff, "What did that Xu guy do to her?"

Shi Luyu slowly raised her eyes. The tears still lingered in her eyes, but the hatred grew stronger. Her face was pale, and a cold, trembling smile even appeared on her lips.

"I only found out later." She spoke each word as if she were chewing on some old, rotten hatred.

"He was just playing around from beginning to end."

"When you get tired of it, just throw it away."

Shi Luyu dug her fingertips into her palms. "My sister, she was only eighteen years old. She was tortured to death by Xu Yuanjia."

That hatred wasn't entirely fake.

She hated Xu Yuanjia for deceiving her, hated that he turned all his tenderness into a carefully orchestrated deception, and hated herself for still feeling sad because of those memories to this day.

She slowly raised her eyes, her tear stains not yet dry, but a perfectly measured hatred rose in her eyes.

"When she died..." Her voice suddenly choked.

Shi Luyu closed her eyes briefly, as if unwilling to relive that scene. When she opened them again, her eyes were completely red.

She still believes that Xu Yuanjia truly loves her.

"Believe that you are his only one."

She tugged at her lips, but tears rolled down her cheeks again.

Finally, he uttered only two words in a low voice, "So stupid."

The warehouse was so quiet you could hear a pin drop.

The men nearby exchanged glances, and one of them muttered a curse under his breath.

Kunsha frowned. "And then?"

Shi Luyu took a breath, as if she was trying to suppress her emotions, "Later, I went to collect her belongings."

"I just discovered that her phone is full of that person."

She died without ever receiving a single explanation.

"What's even more ridiculous is..." she paused.

He looked up at Kunsha and told him, "My sister's body is not yet cold."

"Xu Yuanjia is preparing to marry another woman."

No sooner had Shi Luyu finished speaking than Kunsha slapped his thigh and exclaimed, "Damn it!"

"I knew it!" He slammed his hand on the table, making the teacup jump.

"I fucking said Xu Yuanjia is a beast!"

"He's capable of such a heinous act!"

Several of his men nodded in agreement, echoing the sentiment:

"Kun is right."

"That guy surnamed Xu is inhuman to begin with."

"Serves you right!"

Shi Luyu lowered her head and remained silent.

A barely perceptible smile flashed across his eyes, and the corners of his lips almost couldn't be suppressed, turning upwards for a moment.

She quickly lowered her eyelashes, using the motion of wiping away tears to forcefully suppress the smile that was about to burst out.

They actually took the bait.

Kunsha was still lost in his own emotions. "So you infiltrated his inner circle to get revenge?"

Shi Luyu didn't speak, she just nodded.

The entire warehouse fell silent again.

She looked at Kunsa, a deep weariness pressing down in her eyes.

"It took me a long time to get close to him little by little and gain his trust."

"I've finally got my chance."

She gently curved her lips into a smile. "I killed that woman."

"Just before he was preparing to get married."

Kunsha's eyes lit up. "Great!"

He couldn't help but shout, "Well done!"

"This kind of person should be made childless!" He stood up and paced back and forth in the warehouse.

The more I thought about it, the more relieved I felt. "No wonder."

"No wonder his men have been looking for you everywhere these past few days, so that's what happened."

Shi Luyu pressed her advantage, "So, now it's his turn to hunt me down."

Kunsha looked at her again, and the wariness in his eyes had mostly disappeared.

Instead, there's a sense of belonging and recognition from like-minded people, the term "girl."

He grinned. "You did a great job."

Shi Luyu lowered her eyelashes slightly and softened her voice.

"Unfortunately, we still couldn't kill him."

After saying that, she looked up at Kunsha and asked casually, "However..."

"Since my brother was able to bring me here."

"I presume... your influence is no less than Xu Yuanjia's?"

Kunsha paused slightly, then, after a long while, squinted and asked, "What do you mean?"

Shi Luyu's lips gradually curved into a smile. "Brother, do you need me to tell you which villa Xu Yuanjia is staying at tonight?"