Zhou Jin answered the call, grunted twice, and then hung up.
"Brother-in-law, what did elder sister say to you?"
Zhou Jin stepped on the gas pedal, parked the car by the roadside, "Little Shuang, I can't join you for dinner. You should take a taxi back by yourself."
"Oh." Li Xiaoshuang carried her big and small bags out of the car, no complaints on her little face, still so obedient, "Brother-in-law, it's right for you to accompany elder sister."
"Yeah, I have an appointment with your elder sister, we'll meet later in...the hotel room."
Hotel room?
Li Xiaoshuang, utterly unguarded, stiffened completely.
Zhou Jin hooked the corner of his mouth, glanced at her, and then drove off.
...
The car drove away, and through the rearview mirror, Zhou Jin could still see Li Xiaoshuang frozen in place; he indifferently withdrew his gaze.
A small handbag was left on the passenger seat; Li Xiaoshuang had forgotten to take it with her. Inside was a diamond bracelet she had tried on.
