"Tang Yan, be careful. He Shoucheng cares a lot about He Jiayi, so he won't let Huang Yu get into trouble. He will do everything to protect him," Cathy whispered a reminder.
"I understand," Tang Yan responded softly, his palm gripping Jin Mo tightly.
"Don't underestimate him. He has stood in Ningjiang for so many years. You have no idea how many tricks he has up his sleeve," Cathy said, frowning. Tang Yan's nonchalant attitude was very dangerous.
"Let him bring it on!"
Tang Yan suddenly looked up at her, his eyes ablaze with a fire, a desire for victory burning fiercely within.
A mountain cannot house two tigers; he and He Shoucheng would eventually become enemies.
He Shoucheng was indeed formidable, but he had aged, and Tang Yan was very confident in himself.
When they left the restaurant, Song Qi's driver took Cathy, while Tang Yan and Jin Mo rode in Ouyang's car.
