She didn't stop running until she reached the doorway, where she collapsed onto a bench, breathing in the fresh air in disarray.
"Yinyin, are you alright?" Lu Jingchuan followed her out, his worry mixed with anger at her pale face, "Is he never going to stop? I'll go and make things clear with him."
As he spoke, he was about to turn back.
"Forget it, let him be," Mu Yin grabbed his arm and gently shook her head.
By accident, she caught the gaze of the man standing at the door, looking at her intently; her heart, which had just calmed down, started to race again.
She hurriedly averted her eyes.
Her heart was always too soft. If it hadn't been for her brother, she really didn't want to stay here anymore.
"Alright then, just now Brother J said he has cracked the opponent's firewall with his Trojan horse; we can now send a message to Mr. Ke..." Lu Jingchuan said, trying to cheerfully divert her attention.
