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In the afternoon, I was busy writing a proposal when a colleague suddenly asked me, "Qianqian, are you moving?"
"Huh?"
I was taken aback. "No, I'm not."
"Then why is someone in the community group selling your furniture at a low price?"
"And your refrigerator, washing machine, and television..."
I leaned over to take a look and instantly felt a surge of anger.
All these items were personally selected by me; I knew their worth better than anyone. How could Tong Ming's mother be so shameless, selling my things without even a word?
I took out my phone, ready to call. Just then, I received a message from Tong Ming.
"Let's have a farewell dinner."
"After all, we've been together for two years; let's part on good terms."
I scoffed. Was Tong Ming really being so kind? Was this some kind of trap?
However, it was a good opportunity to clarify things. "Sure, send me the location."
Half an hour later, I got into Tong Ming's car.
"Where are we going to eat?" I asked.
Tong Ming smiled. "To a private restaurant with a great atmosphere."
I nodded and fell silent.
The car drove for half an hour, heading deeper into unfamiliar territory. I sensed something was off.
Quietly, I took out my phone to call for help. But just as I did, I noticed the screen displayed that the signal was blocked.
My heart sank. What on earth did this bastard Tong Ming intend to do?
Did he really want to kidnap me?
I glanced at the time; it had been half an hour since I sent the message to Lin Mingyuan. He must have realized that I didn't show up, right? I could only hope that he would notice something was wrong and come to rescue me.
I closed my eyes, pretending to rest.
Another two hours passed before the car finally stopped. I opened my eyes and looked out the window. There was nothing around—no village in sight, no shops—just an abandoned warehouse. What did Tong Ming want to do by bringing me here?
"We've arrived; get out," he said with a smile that didn't reach his eyes.
I kept a stern face as I got out of the car. Tong Ming led me into the warehouse.
"Liu Qianqian, we need to talk."
I looked around: "Is this how you conduct negotiations?"
Tong Ming chuckled lightly. "Don't worry; I just want to have a good conversation with you."
"But if you refuse, I'll have to ask you to stay here for a couple of days."
I glared at him. "Are you illegally detaining me?"
"And what if I am?" Tong Ming replied, looking utterly unconcerned.
"I've already done my research; as long as you don't have any visible injuries, the police will treat it as a domestic issue and advise reconciliation instead of separation."
"When that time comes, I can say that we're having relationship problems and just need some time apart."
I was so furious that my whole body shook.
Tong Ming waved his hand dismissively. "Don't get angry; I'll give you two hours to think it over."
"If you don't agree, then I'll just have to keep you locked up here."
"Once you've come to your senses, we can talk again." With that, he turned and walked away without looking back.
I stood alone in the warehouse, trembling with rage.
That bastard!
He wasn't like this before.
What on earth has turned him into this?
I calmed myself down and began to think of a strategy.
An hour passed.
Two hours passed.
The warehouse door was pushed open.
Tong Ming walked in.
"Have you thought it over?"
I kept my mouth shut, not saying a word.
"Not going to answer?"
Tong Ming smiled, "That's fine, I have all the time in the world."
"We'll just sit here and see who can outlast whom."
Tong Ming pulled out a property transfer agreement and tossed it in front of me.
"Sign it."
I still remained silent.
Tong Ming finally lost his temper.
"Are you fucking mute?"
I continued to say nothing.
"Alright, let's see how long you can hold out."
Tong Ming took out his dinner and started eating in front of me.
He ate slowly, glancing at me from time to time.
I knew he was testing my patience.
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