When You’re Gone

When Qianhui went to the bathroom just now, she couldn't resist taking it from her bag.

It just happened that the nurse pushed the door in and stopped when he saw it, "You still smoke at this time, do you want to do it?"

Liang Shu smiled lightly, his face didn't look vacant, "No more."

She was discharged from the hospital on the third day.

...

This is the first time that Gu Hansheng has set foot in the underground casino. Even if the rich play cards, this is not the occasion.

The crowded places are crowded with people lively, and all kinds of LED screens are embedded around.

Ji Shen calmly fended off Gu Hansheng's exposed women with heavy make-up and colorful clothes until he saw Liang Shu.

She was standing in the middle of the long gaming table, wearing a dark blue light velvet sunscreen shirt that stretched to her ankles, and painted exaggerated makeup without compromising her beauty.

Her slender white fingers flipped, a stack of playing cards slid around in her play, and her big wavy long curly hair threw a bewitching arc in the air.

Someone pushed all the chips in front of him.

Liang Shu applauded, "Atmosphere!"

Standing in the distance, Gu Hansheng formed a group of his own, looking at the bright and arrogant woman from a distance, his eyes getting colder and colder.

"President Gu, after investigating for a week, she still can't find out who her guarantor is."

At the poker table, the woman stretched out her hand to take back the lost chips one by one, and the smile at the corner of her mouth was exaggerated to extend behind her ears.

The gambler lost all the chips he had just launched, and the amount was hundreds of thousands, but he didn't see the slightest negativity on his face. He even happily reached out to the position of the woman's waist and eyes—

After being treated like this, she only paused slightly, not even smiling, her fingers, soft as bones, grabbed the man's hand and placed it on the table.

As for what was said, they couldn't hear it at all.

Gu Hansheng turned indifferently, and said indifferently, "If this road fails, change another one and find her creditor."

"Yes."

Ji Chen glanced back. In the crowded crowd, the woman's bright features attracted people's attention.

Sure enough, everything from the living environment to the people is a mess.

...

After receiving another call for debt collection, Liang Shu didn't expect it.

She patiently returned to the other party, "Didn't I hand in a part?"

"Did you give a few hundred thousand or several million? That's not even a profit, so do you send a beggar?!" The other party whispered coldly.

After a few seconds, Liang Shu broke the jar and said, "I have no money."

At the end, he pursed his lips and added, "You are looking for a guarantor, I have no money, and I didn't have any money to drive me to death."

Before the other party could speak, she took the lead to cut off the phone.

The other party hit back again, aggressively, "Smelly bitch, I'll give you another week, and I'll take my life if I don't get it."

The phone was hung up.

Liang Shu sat on the floor for a long while, got up and started digging through the cabinets to find something.

All the money, scattered and scattered together, is not enough to go to the imperial city female ticket to the lowest grade another bird.

She also has a ring.

It is said to be worth millions.

But this ring she has life to exchange for money, and she has no life to spend.

So you have to think of a way to make money.

A week later, Liang Shu was blocked in the alley.

There were several tall and strong men, and she had no room to escape.

She consciously took out everything on her body and put it on the ground, and finally raised her mobile phone, "Second-hand, not worth a lot of money, anyway, keep it for me to answer your calls in the future."

The other party kicked the things on the ground and flew all over the sky.

Her chin was pinched, her painful temple twitched, and she gritted her teeth. Before the bone was about to break, she put her fingers in the collar and drew out a thick pile of cash.

"It's all here, nothing more."