Xu Xiaoqing’s eyes were clearly conveying a message, and the tall, burly man gave a slight nod.
Gu Yuan had some impression of this man, Dali. A few days ago, when they faced off against the people from the Shiratori Dojo, this guy was the first one to be knocked to the ground. Seeing him now—chest puffed out, stomach protruding, acting as if he owned the place—Gu Yuan truly couldn’t fathom where this surge of confidence came from. With those beady, suspicious, prejudiced eyes and that dreadfully tacky, bulbous nose, Gu Yuan found him almost unbearable to look at.
The work bell outside rang. Gu Yuan habitually turned his head to look out the window, hoping to catch a glimpse of that fragile figure. But no one walked in, and he then remembered that Xu Xiaoqing had announced a two-day holiday that morning. This meant he wouldn't be seeing Su Yun for two days. Thinking of this, Gu Yuan felt a pang of regret for accepting this job; not only was he being rightfully watched by the enemy, but he also had little freedom left.
Chapter 400