C6 Tang Junhe This Man
The only time she and Tang Jun He met in her last life was the second year she married Shang Guan Li. She attended a grand gathering in the business world. She had a good alcohol tolerance, but after drinking a glass of wine that day, she was completely drunk. Because she didn't want Shang Guan Li to worry, she went back to the hotel room to rest first.
When she opened the door of the room Shang Guan Li mentioned, Tang Jun He was standing inside.
An unfamiliar man barged into the room, and she immediately shouted loudly. She wanted him to leave as soon as possible. When she saw his cold gaze, it reminded her of... She couldn't help but shiver all over. At that time, it was the first time she was so scared by someone's gaze that she couldn't speak.
After she scolded him, she immediately attracted a bunch of reporters. Soon after, Shang Guan Li appeared.
At that time, she was not very clear-headed. Until the next day, all the newspapers were reporting that she had an affair with Tang Jun He and had given Shang Guan Li a green hat.
For this matter, she explained to Shang Guan Li that Shang Guan Li's reaction at that time was very different from usual, and that he was so gentle that he said he believed her. Facing Shang Guan Li who believed in her, she was both touched and happy.
Although nothing happened between her and Tang Jun He, because of the damage to Shang Guan Li's reputation, after this incident, she started to take Shang Guan Li as the center, as if she was giving him compensation, and listened to Shang Guan Li's words even more.
At the same time, she hated Tang Jun He. She had heard Shang Guan Li's evaluation of Tang Jun He. It gave her a shock. She had never thought that there would be such a cold and heartless person in this world. Slowly, she felt an inexplicable hatred and fear towards Tang Jun He, whom she had only met once.
Now that she thought about it, the matter with Tang Jun He was simply a play that Shang Guan Li had played out by himself. In order to damage Tang Jun He's reputation, Shang Guan Li could benefit from it. At the same time, he could also make her follow him even more wholeheartedly.
According to what she knew, this matter had no effect on Tang Jun He at all. On the contrary, she had fallen into a woman that everyone despised. Shang Guan Li was truly able to endure humiliation. In order to deal a blow to his number one enemy, he even pushed his own wife out.
At this moment, an idea flashed across Ji Ke Qin's mind.
Since Tang Jun He was Shang Guan Li's number one enemy, if Tang Jun He could help her...
But now she had nothing. What could she use to get Tang Jun He to help her?
"Thank you for receiving such praise from young miss Ji." His words were very polite, but he had a completely different meaning when he said it.
It seemed like he didn't believe a single word of praise from her, and it wouldn't be good to offend this man in front of him.
"That's what the news, newspapers, and magazines all say." Ji Ke Qin tried her best to make her voice sound very sincere.
Ji Ke Qin's eyelids became heavy again. If she were to ask Tang Jun He for help now, the success rate would be very high...
Tang Jun He saw the unusual Ji Ke Qin in front of him. He could not help frowning and said, "Your feet are bleeding."
"Miss..."
As soon as Tang Jun He finished speaking, Doctor Li rushed over. The first thing he saw was the blood flowing out of Ji Ke Qin's thigh. He quickly rushed over.
"Doctor Li, quickly... quickly help me. I was drugged with a large amount of sleeping pills. I can't hold on much longer."
When Tang Jun He heard her say this, a trace of surprise flashed through his beautiful phoenix eyes. When he saw her body that was about to collapse, his body picked her up step by step faster than his brain. He strode towards her room.
Doctor Li could not help but be stunned when he saw her. In the next second, he quickly took out his medicine box and followed her. Ji Ke Qin's condition made her very worried. She hurriedly adjusted the external medicine and gave Ji Ke Qin an injection.