Quick Wear: Saving the Sickly and Paranoid Villain

"He saw me when I came to see you today."

Xu Meir's pupils trembled slightly: "When you hugged me?"

"Well," Lu Huaiwei said calmly, "After I finished talking to you, I saw him standing at the door of the study on the second floor, looking in our direction. He should have seen everything."

Xu Meir's eyes were complicated and she didn't know what to say for a moment.

Lu Huaiwei's voice sounded again: "He found out but didn't react at all. Isn't that very strange? And I just deliberately said in front of the police that I didn't leave the room, but he didn't refute it. Why? Of course he has something to hide!"

To be honest, his heart beat faster at that time, but Lu Huaizhou just turned his eyes away indifferently. He immediately felt calm, but after feeling calm, he felt angry again. Lu Huaizhou didn't like Xu Meir, but he liked Liu Yue, his wife, Lu Huaiwei!

Xu Meier suppressed the strange feeling in her heart: "He has seen it, and you still want to use his cheating to target him?"

"Of course," Lu Huaiwei said as if it was a matter of course, "How can he be the same as us? We were originally a couple but he broke us apart in such a despicable way. He and Liu Yue are not like that!"

"So Mei'er, you have to help me!"

"How to help you?"

Lu Huaiwei took out a small package from his pocket, which contained fine white powder: "Let him eat this."

Xu Meir had a hunch: "What kind of medicine is this?"

"This is a medicine that will make him completely lose his qualification as an heir. After he takes the medicine, I will put him and Liu Yue together. Don't worry, I won't kill anyone. After all, I want to be with you forever." Lu Huaiwei looked serious.

Xu Meir looked at the packet of medicine and felt that there was a trap no matter how she looked at it. At this time, she no longer suspected that Lu Huaiwei was the murderer, but she began to doubt Lu Huaiwei's IQ.

After thinking quickly, Xu Meir took the bag of white powder.

The smile on Lu Huaiwei's face became more obvious. He reached out to hug her, but Xu Meir dodged sideways, with a nervous look between her eyebrows: "Don't dawdle, I'm afraid someone will come and find out. There are three policemen in this house now."

After hearing this, Lu Huaiwei immediately withdrew his hand. He was still afraid of the police, but this was a rare opportunity and he didn't want to give up.

"Mei'er, go back to your room first. Don't forget what you promised me."

Xu Meir said softly: "No."

After she finished speaking, she left. Lu Huaiwei stayed in the study for a few minutes before leaving.

When they returned to the room, Lu Huaizhou was lying quietly on the sofa with even breathing. Thinking of what Lu Huaiwei had just said, Xu Meir looked at him with complicated eyes before going back to bed to sleep.

She didn't notice that the moment she closed her eyes, Lu Huaizhou suddenly opened his eyes, his inky eyes emitting a dark and cold light. He said nothing and quickly closed his eyes.

Perhaps because a murder had occurred, everyone in the old house got up early. After everyone arrived in the living room, the housekeeper made a heavy announcement: because the fog was too thick, none of them could go out!

"What?!" The first person to express shock was Tang Ran. She looked at Gao Hong and Zhang Zhize almost in panic.

Zhang Zhize's face suddenly turned dark. He sat next to Tang Ran and held her hand tightly.

Tang Ran seemed to have thought of something and tried to calm himself, but the panic on his face was still clearly visible.

"What should I do? My company still has a lot of things to deal with!" Lu Huaiwei showed a look of dissatisfaction on his face.

But Xu Meir found that his dissatisfaction was a little fake. His plan could be implemented better, and she was probably happy in her heart.

Lu Huaizhou frowned slightly and said nothing.

Liu Yue's face turned pale and he looked particularly scared.

The old lady also looked unhappy: "Have you checked the weather forecast? When will the fog dissipate?"

The housekeeper shook his head: "I can't check the weather forecast. There is no signal at all. I can't contact the outside world at all."

"What did you say?!" Lu Huaiwei opened his eyes wide, and his expression was much more real this time.

"Yes," the butler said again, "we tried many times, but we couldn't send messages or make phone calls."

"Then how many days will the food here last us?" Everyone was stunned when Lu Huaizhou said this, as if no one had thought about this question.

The housekeeper's heart skipped a beat: "I haven't counted this yet. I'll report immediately after I count it later."

The old lady nodded, the wrinkles on her face looked particularly obvious, and she seemed to have aged a lot even though only one day had passed.