Chapter 355: You’ve Completely Lost Your Mind

Even though Jin Ke’er could already stand and walk now.

She still remained seated in her wheelchair.

She wanted to tell Su Li.

That she hadn’t changed at all.

Of course, Su Li hadn’t changed either.

Su Li’s face was still the same as always, devoid of any expression.

They were still just like before.

The corners of Jin Ke’er’s mouth twisted upward, like a starving beast catching the scent of blood.

She had finally seen the person she had been longing for day and night.

From the moment Su Li had left.

“I think no one can save you now.”

Jin Ke’er said mockingly.

Earlier, she had already sent people to take away Su Li’s phone.

A professional team would reply to messages on Su Li’s behalf, mimicking the way she used to respond.

They wouldn’t leave a single trace of a mistake.

Even if someone tried to look for Su Li’s whereabouts, she didn’t care.

She just needed to use Su Li’s phone to make transfers, to tell others that Su Li was doing just fine now.

No one would know that Su Li was here with her.

No one would know what kind of life Su Li was about to face.

Jin Ke’er looked at Su Li’s expressionless face, and a flicker of anger rose in her heart, but it quickly settled back into calm.

That’s right.

That’s exactly right!

This was the expression she needed from Su Li.

If Su Li had changed in any way, Jin Ke’er would have actually felt uncomfortable.

She might have even suspected that her toy had been played with and broken by someone else.

She remembered clearly how Su Li had once stood by Bai Huizi’s side, even slapping her across the face several times.

She would never forget the feeling of those slaps.

But it didn’t matter. Now there was plenty of time to properly discipline Su Li.

No one would know Su Li was here, and no one would try to come rescue her.

She had all the time in the world.

Even though Su Li’s mouth was stuffed with a sock by Jin Ke’er, her expression still didn’t change much.

She had seen expressions like Jin Ke’er’s far too many times.

She had seen such twisted faces far too often.

Almost everyone who had stuffed her into a sack, trying to take away her freedom, wore the same expression.

And Su Li knew exactly what kind of twisted faces they would make afterward.

And if she showed no reaction at all.

It wouldn’t be long before she provoked them into anger.

Su Li thought Jin Ke’er was no exception.

Jin Ke’er pushed the wheelchair beneath her, slowly moving closer to Su Li.

The entire room was silent, so quiet that only the creaking sound of the wheelchair rolling over the floor could be heard.

“Su Li.”

“Do you know how much I’ve missed you?”

Jin Ke’er came to stand before Su Li, her slender fingers gripping Su Li’s neck, forcing their eyes to meet.

Su Li’s face showed no emotional change, allowing Jin Ke’er to pinch her cheeks hard, even digging her fingernails into her skin.

Of course, with her mouth stuffed, she couldn’t say anything anyway.

Su Li was happy to be left alone.

“You really are just like before, not a single change.”

Jin Ke’er looked at Su Li, memories flooding back into her mind.

Su Li’s current expression was no different from before.

She had always kept that same face.

“Ever since you left, I’ve been waiting for this day to come every single moment.”

“Perhaps even heaven was moved by what I did.”

“And brought you before me.”

“I gave you a chance, you know.”

“You could have stood before me like a human being, just like before.”

“But you didn’t cherish it.”

“So, you’ve lost your final chance.”

Jin Ke’er pulled the stocking out of Su Li’s mouth.

She tossed it aside in disgust.

She was expecting Su Li to retort and curse at her.

The more she did that, the more it showed how powerless Su Li was.

Only able to vent her frustration through futile rage.

But there was nothing.

Su Li’s gaze fell on her, still filled with calm.

Just like before.

She calmly watched Jin Ke’er.

As if her furious expression and vented emotions were nothing but a clown’s performance in her eyes.

Jin Ke’er’s gaze locked onto that unruffled face, her fingertips digging deep into her skin.

The creaking of the wheelchair rolling over the floor was piercingly loud in the silence, her twisted smile slowly stiffening.

“Why?”

“Why are you still wearing that same disgusting expression as always?”

“What gives you the right?”

“What gives you the right to not struggle and rage helplessly like everyone else?”

Jin Ke’er roared hysterically, her fingertips digging into Su Li’s flesh, warm blood dripping down her chin, staining her pale fingers red.

“How pathetic.”

“Jin Ke’er, you’ve completely lost your mind.”

Su Li’s expression was calm. What was unbearably painful for others meant nothing to her.

She didn’t even blink once.

“I’m not crazy, you’re the one who’s crazy!”

“You’re the one who can’t see what’s really happening, still acting like before.”

“Where’s your precious capital for being so arrogant?”

“What, do you think someone’s going to save you?”

“You’re just a disgusting toy.”

“Don’t hold onto any more hopes.”

Jin Ke’er’s furious shouting rang in her ears, but Su Li calmly watched her, saying nothing.

“If you’re done making a scene, send me back.”

“This is illegal imprisonment. The surveillance and phone tracking will leave evidence. Even if your Jin Family is powerful, you can’t suppress a criminal case.”

“Once the police file a case, they’ll be like sharks smelling blood, tearing your Jin Family apart.”

“I imagine your Jin Family isn’t a solid iron griddle either, right?”

“Perhaps there are plenty of people waiting for their Big Miss to make a mistake.”

“Some people did nothing wrong at all, yet were forced off the stage of power just because of an accident.”

“What about this time?”

“Now that you’ve just recovered your ability to walk and brought this much trouble to the family, what will they do?”

“I imagine someone hasn’t properly dealt with the Art Museum incident from last time, have they?”

“Let me go now, and I can pretend none of this ever happened.”

Su Li said calmly, her gaze on Jin Ke’er, whose brows were tightly knit in fury, still without much emotional fluctuation.

Of course, Su Li didn’t think Jin Ke’er would let her go over something like this.

If she hadn’t made an arrangement with Bai Huizi, Su Li would have just dealt with Lan Yinyun the moment she tried to bring her here.

But with Bai Huizi involved, she didn’t mind becoming a knife in Bai Huizi’s hand.

Giving Bai Huizi an opportunity to go after the Jin Family.

“Su Li, is that your confidence?”

“Do you really think I was raised to be scared by your threats?”