In Beijing, Bi Xia was not as familiar as she was in Qing City. When Qin Zhongyang sent her a message, Bi Xia knew that he didn't come with good intentions, so she didn't act melodramatic like a tragic female lead in a novel who hides things from the male lead and secretly meets someone who clearly means her harm.
So Bi Xia directly asked the car arranged by Qin Zhan to take her to the place Qin Zhongyang mentioned. She put her phone in her pocket, tidied her hair, put on her sunglasses, and casually waved at the driver in front, saying, "Uncle, please wait outside for a while."
Watching the young man with long strides walk into the tea house after opening the car door, the driver swallowed hard. This tea house was essentially Qin Zhongyang's private property and had specially trained bodyguards protecting it.
For Mr. Jiu to go in like that, it was like a lamb entering a tiger's den.
