Chapter 144: Devil’s Training
As soon as Han Wuyu sat next to Stiann, his only thought was to vomit.
At this moment, he couldn’t help but recall the faint scent of jasmine from that little woman, so fresh and pleasant.
Stiann was always too confident, how could she know that her so-called nobility was nothing in the eyes of others.
The kidnapping news revealed by Han Wuyu was actually not wrong; he had already deployed bodyguards all around. If Stiven was sensible, there shouldn’t be any major moves.
When Stiann saw Han Wuyu arrive, her eyes were fixed on him, and he could feel himself being stared through.
Concealing his extreme discomfort and disgust, he sat down at a slight distance. Stiann, however, mistook this for gentlemanly conduct, and her impression of him improved further.
After sitting down, Han Wuyu didn’t want to waste too much time and got straight to the point.
“Stiven is your brother, right?”
Upon hearing this, Stiann’s surprised expression immediately lit up her face. So he had even investigated her family members.
Gu Xiaoyou rolled his eyes at the smug, ignorant woman; she was a fool.
“Yes, Brother went to China.” （ I won’t write Korean, just Chinese. Everyone knows it’s Korean. ）
“And how long will he be back?” Han Wuyu frowned. He already knew this news; he wanted to ask why he went.
Stiann was already getting restless. The implication of this question was that he wanted to confess to her brother, but she wasn’t mentally prepared yet.
Stiann shook her head, indicating she didn’t know.
Han Wuyu then nodded thoughtfully. He knew exactly why he went; the Heart of the King had already been brought to South Korea, so it was useless even if he went to China.
It seemed Stiven was even keeping his most cherished sister in the dark. This showed that Stiann was not just ordinarily important to him.
This was the first time Han Wuyu had spoken so much with a woman; he had tried his best for the Heart of the King.
After asking so much, he found there was no useful information. Han Wuyu stood up and left without saying a word.
Stiann watched his retreating back, confused, and hurriedly stood up, only to be knocked out by a sleeping drug.
Han Wuyu’s profile turned slightly to glance back, and he walked away indifferently, leaving Gu Xiaoyou to clean up the mess.
When Stiann woke up, she was in a large room. The room had everything one could wish for. Such a room in South Korea was indeed high-end and luxurious.
This seemed to be a hotel. Stiann opened the room door and found two bodyguards standing guard outside. She was stunned. Where was she? Why was she here?
Recalling her previous meeting with Han Wuyu, she was a smart person. How could someone who initially disliked her arrange a meeting? There must be a conspiracy.
It was all her fault for being so foolish. Stiann angrily returned to her room, thinking of a plan on how to escape.
The room had everything, but there was no telephone or computer. It made sense; who would be foolish enough to give her tools for escape?
She remembered that the questions Han Wuyu asked seemed to have hidden meanings. Fortunately, she hadn’t said anything. Thinking about it now, Stiann still felt a lingering fear.
Han Wuyu’s plan was to complete his mission and return to the country within a month. Would things go so smoothly?
