HRPM – Chapter 56  Counter-Teasing (3)

Jin Luoluo suddenly sat up, stretched lazily, and smiled brightly at Xiao Che.

“So you were actually quite worried about me. I thought you’d just dump me by the roadside and let me fend for myself. Didn’t expect you to have a bit of conscience and bring me to a clinic. But your overbearing habits really haven’t changed—you even forced the doctor into saying what you wanted. That’s not good. Be careful—if you keep wronging people like this, ghosts might come knocking on your door in the middle of the night.”

Xiao Che stood there, motionless.

But anyone who saw his eerily calm eyes would know he was furious.

He grabbed Jin Luoluo’s wrist, his gaze flickering with a chilling coldness. “So you were pretending all along? You’ve been playing me this whole time?”

“Yes. Who told you to torment me like that? Me teasing you back isn’t too much, right?”

After being spun until she was dizzy and disoriented, of course she had to get back at him.

“Good. Very good. So you were toying with me. Jin Luoluo, you’ll pay the price for your actions.”

There was no trace of warmth left in Xiao Che’s eyes.

A terrifying chill radiated from his entire body.

At that moment, Xiao Che felt that his earlier worry had been utterly foolish.

It was rare for him to be so concerned about a woman, yet that very woman had been playing him—how could he not be enraged?

Who did Jin Luoluo think she was, daring to toy with him, the Third Prince?

Relying on the fact that she was his fiancée, she assumed he wouldn’t be ruthless toward her no matter what.

That was why she acted so fearlessly, treating him like a fool.

“You’ll also pay the price for your actions. Let’s just wait and see,” Jin Luoluo said. Though she felt a bit afraid of him like this, she was always bold and didn’t think she was in the wrong, so she spoke with even more confidence.

Xiao Che suddenly gave a ghostly smile.

Lifting her chin, he said, “Yes, let’s wait and see—let’s see whose ending will be more miserable.”

This Jin Luoluo was like an unyielding rock.

No matter how much he tormented her, she wouldn’t submit. At most, he could make her suffer physically, but mentally she resisted him just the same.

Having long been in charge of the Ministry of Justice and dealing with all kinds of criminals, he knew well how to force people into submission.

Some people would obediently yield under harsh torture, while others would rather die than submit.

But once you used the people they cared about as leverage, even those unyielding ones would eventually give in.