The person at the other end of the call quietly listened to all of Hai Qiqi’s complaints. Then, they responded, “Don’t be so willful, Qiqi. The fact that the Sea King let you go out with him proves that he’s not a bad person. Be nice, and he’ll treat you well.”

Hai Qiqi glared at Lu Yin and snorted. She mumbled something into the gadget and then ran off while still muttering under her breath. 

Lu Yin found the whole thing absolutely hilarious. Although Qiqi had a sharp tongue, she was indeed kind at heart. She had never attempted to use her status as the Sea King’s daughter to pressure anyone, unlike the successors of some large organizations whose noses were perpetually stuck in the air. Compared to those people, she was actually pretty adorable. However, just who had she been talking to? The other person sounded quite sensible and gentle—the exact opposite of this girl.  

Lu Yin thought that he’d finally be able to have some peace to himself, but Hai Qiqi soon returned with a sneaky expression on her face. She stared at Lu Yin, seemingly quite pleased with herself. 

Lu Yin raised his eyebrows. “I won’t sell my body no matter how much you pay me.”

Hai Qiqi didn’t get mad. She knew full well that Lu Yin enjoyed riling her, as he wanted to upset her so that she would leave him...