Jasmine slightly shakes her head, and answers in a voice no louder than a mosquito.
Seeing this, Pehry cocked his eyebrows and says, "Really?"
"Eh ..."
After a short conversation, they fall into an indescribable silence. It is precisely because of me that all
this can happen. Jasmine glances at the door of the Red Club and whispers, "What are you going to do
to those people?"
Pehry doesn't expect her to ask this. His mind goes blank for a while before he slowly says, "Nothing."
Unlike the way he rushes into the room to protect her, Pehry now looked a little somber, which has
been his personality since he was born.
Facing such a quiet Pehry, Jasmine is still a little scared, but she has to say, "Don't punish them too
seriously ..."
Pehry's anger, which is about to be suppressed, is once again stirred up by her words, "Do you still
have time to care about others? Look at your current appearance! Why don't you worry about
yourself?"
"I'm just afraid that you will get yourself into trouble."
"What is it?" Pehry turns around and glares at her. "You tell me."
Jasmine doesn't understand why Pehry suddenly becomes angry. She looks at him, "Why are you
angry again?"
Pehry holds his breath in his chest. He feels uncomfortable and can't breathe. After a while, he spits it
out, "Jasmine, what is it in your head? It's not your private room, so what are you doing there? Don't
you know what kind of people they are since you have worked here for a month? Or are you trying to
say that apparently you seem to resist them, but actually want to play up to those men?"
A series of words are thrown into Jasmine's heart like a bomb. Her watery eyes pop as if she has
witnessed a violent earthquake. She looks at Pehry in disbelief. She never expects that he would
suspect her like this after saving her.
She feels that she is especially embarrassed and despised.
Play up to?
Does he think that she is also a woman like Riya?
Jasmine's face is burning hot as she fixed her eyes on him, "What do you think I am?"
"Go to someone else's private room at night and do whatever they ask you to do. What do you think
you are? You ..." Pehry breaks off in mid-sentence.
Jasmine suddenly sheds sparkling teardrops, one after another, and there seems to be more.
The diamond-like tears roll down her eyes and go straight down her white-skinned face into her neck.
This is the second time she cries. The last time she cried was because of what happened in the car.
Pehry becomes even more annoyed.
"What are you crying about?" He asks with a bad temper.
Jasmine shrinks her neck and silently sheds tears, and even her voice is gone. She is originally a little
afraid of Pehry. She has just changed her attitude a little, but now, she returns to the very beginning
because of Pehry's words.
Seeing that she doesn't say anything, Pehry raises his hand and scratches his head irritably, "I'm
asking you!"
"Can't I even cry?" Jasmine finally says something, with some grievances and annoyance. "You've
wronged me, and can't I cry?"
Pehry is completely tongue-tied. His eloquence is useless now. He realizes that there is nothing he can
do about Jasmine.
"You said that I wanted to play up to someone else. Then who? It is thanks to you that I can work here!
If it weren't for you, I wouldn't have been able to come into contact with all of this. How could I know
that Riya would frame me? I just thought that it was my job. I wanted to make money. That's all."
Jasmine doesn't want others to misunderstand her. She won't admit the things that she never thinks
about and wants to do.
"Thanks to me?" Pehry laughs. "I said you could leave, but you chose to stay."
"That's right. It's me." Jasmine looks up at Pehry, "That's because I need money. Is it wrong for me to
want to earn money through work?"
The girl's sonorous voice echoes in his ears, filled with grievance and firmness at the same time. Even
Pehry feels that it is his fault when he hears this.
But on second thought, what does she have to do with him? Whether she is bullied or she chooses to
stay has nothing to do with him.
Pehry feels that he must be crazy. He actually has time to meddle in other people's affairs.
Furthermore, it is a woman who has a grudge against him. In the past, not only would he not meddle in,
he would also happily stand aside and watch her suffer.
He really has changed. He has become so kind.
But why?
God knows how furious he was when he approached the private room and saw Jasmine being bullied.
He wishes he could just castrate the two men there. It feels as if something belonging to him was
offended by someone else.
It's more terrifying that when he saw Jasmine cry, he was unable to utter any unpleasant words. He is
not such a compassionate person!
It's just like how he felt after leaving Rex and Lily's wedding banquet that day. He feels a kind of
inexplicable irritation again.
He stops talking and starts the car, towards the main road.
Jasmine really feels uncomfortable. She subconsciously thinks that Pehry is going to take her home, so
she doesn't pay attention to the scenery outside the window. By the time she reacts, the car is already
on the hillside.
She wipes the tears off her face and looks out of the window with her red and swollen eyes. She says
with fear, "Where are you taking me?"
The man spits out two words, "Go home."
Go home?
Jasmine looks outside again to make sure that she is not mistaken. "This is not the direction to go
home ..."
"Who told you we are driving to your home?" As he speaks, the car has already passed a Bluetooth
automatic door halfway up the hill. "How are you going to get back like this?"
Jasmine hurriedly says, "I live on my own. I can go back."
"Are you sure you want to go back to your dangerous building? Aren't you afraid that those two people
will take revenge on you the moment you enter the building?" Pehry says very casually, but every word
he says is a threat.
In the past, Jasmine would have believed it, but now she is more or less clever. Not all the words that
Pehry says are credible. "Aren't they detained by you? How could they possibly retaliate against me?"
"Do you think it's just those two men? What if they have accomplices?" Pehry speaks slowly and
leisurely. Seeing the suspicion in her eyes, he begins to scare her even more. "People like them are not
afraid of anything. I made them so shameless. Since they won't dare to vent their resentment on me,
they will definitely come to you. You'd better not say that I didn't warn you then."
Jasmine immediately recalls the news of raping before murdering. She hasn't completely escaped from
the fear of what happened just now. Now, she feels even eerier when she hears Pehry's frightening
words.
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