Chapter 1884 - Driven to Desperation (1/2)

Translator: Nyoi-Bo Studio  Editor: Nyoi-Bo Studio

Shen Zhilie did as he was told. Upon exiting the alley, he saw the same group of old men. Their heads turned in unison toward him before they looked away and ignored him thereafter.

Shen Zhilie walked toward the left. He anxiously glanced around at his surroundings and quickened the pace of his steps. His heart tightened. The man was probably intending to settle everything in one go at the location he was leading him to.

Shen Zhilie still hadn’t disconnected the call, and asked, “Are you here to get the item from me?”

“Why are you asking me that? Just keep walking!”

Shen Zhilie lowered his head and kept walking ahead.

“Turn right.”

The raspy and unpleasant voice commanded Shen Zhilie to change directions. Shen Zhilie had a hunch that the man was just nearby at that moment and was observing his every action, but just where was he? Shen Zhilie looked around at his surroundings but couldn’t find anything suspicious.

“What are you looking at? Turn right!”

Shen Zhilie followed his orders. His eyes narrowed as the cogs in his head began turning. The guy was likely on high ground.

He looked up and looked around. Nope. There was, however, a building that was made of reflective glass. It was a small villa. Was he hiding there?

“Turn left,” the unpleasant voice rang out again. Shen Zhilie’s heart clenched violently as he not only didn’t turn left, but dashed right instead.

The man on the phone was incensed and scolded, “I told you to turn left! Where are you going?”

Shen Zhilie quickened his steps even more and replied, “If you want the goods, come get them from me yourself!”

The man was burning with fury. At that instant, Shen Zhilie clearly heard through the phone the sound of something being smashed.

“You must f*cking have a death wish! I’m going to kill that woman of yours!”

“Well, you’ll first need to get a chance to,” Shen Zhilie growled. “This is the first time I’ve come across someone this arrogant when asking others for a favor.”