Chapter 320 - Leave

Chapter 320: Leave

Translator: Dragon Boat Translation Editor: Dragon Boat Translation
In the living room, Qin Hanyu looked at Lin Bai with a complicated gaze. “He wants Qin Jiaojiao?”
Lin Bai’s eyes were as gentle as jade, “That’s right, I’m not going to hide it from you. We’re planning to leave this place. Boss wouldn’t let anyone who hurt Yiyi off, so he hopes that you will hand Qin Jiaojiao over.”
Lin Bai also supported the idea of leaving this place. They had just settled down at the base, but with this incident, this place had become a place of sadness. They couldn’t stay here anymore, and leaving was the best option.
Qin Hanyu was stunned, “You guys want to leave this place? Then Baobao…”
Lin Bai still had a smile on his face but it was faint, “She’s definitely coming along with us. You should understand that Boss wouldn’t just hand Yiyi over to you.”
There was pain in Qin Hanyu’s eyes. He wanted to object but he couldn’t. That’s right. The person most undeserving of having Baobao was him. He had indirectly caused Baobao’s death and was probably the last person she wanted to see.
“Alright, alright. Bury her nicely.”
This was a tacit agreement.
Qin Hanyu returned to his room and Qin Jiaojiao was lying on the ground like a dead dog. There were dagger wounds all over her body and her limbs broken, injuries all over her face as well.
When she saw Qin Hanyu, her watery eyes filled with hatred and she shook her head vehemently. Qin Jiaojiao kept calling out, even when her mouth was stuffed and nobody could clearly hear what she was trying to say.
Devil. This person was a devil.
Qin Jiaojiao was in so much pain all over her body, she was practically numb. She just wanted to die right now; she wouldn’t be able to feel anything once she was dead.
Qin Hanyu understood what Qin Jiaojiao was thinking. He squatted down and looked straight into Qin Jiaojiao’s watery eyes, the corners of his mouth full of mockery, “You want to die? I’m not going to grant your wish.”
He simply picked Qin Jiaojiao up and went outside. Both Qin Mian and Qin Hanmo were in the living room and obviously knew about Yun Huan wanting to leave.
They didn’t dare ask Yun Huan to return Qin Yi to them because they knew they were unworthy.
Qin Jiaojiao saw Qin Hanmo and called out to him with all her might. Every human had the desire to live and Qin Jiaojiao was no exception; no matter how much she previously wanted to die, when she saw Qin Hanmo at that moment, a ray of hope rekindled in her heart.
Second brother was a soft-hearted person and would accede to every plea of hers. As long as he helped her beg for mercy, she would be able to live.
With that thought, Qin Jiaojiao called out desperately to Qin Hanmo, tears flowing down her cheek as she seemed very pitiful.
Qin Hanmo couldn’t bear it. After all, he had doted on this younger sister for over a decade, and this relationship couldn’t simply be severed just like that. But seeing how haggard his father looked, how dazed his mother was, and his cold and indifferent older brother, Qin Hanmo just couldn’t speak up.
How was he going to beg for mercy? His family had fallen apart because of Qin Jiaojiao and her mother; his parents had lost a daughter and he and his older brother had lost a younger sister that they hadn’t ever met. While she was lying comfortably on a huge bed, enjoying being a princess, his younger sister was living a bitter life somewhere. She probably didn’t even have a proper meal before.
When Qin Jiaojiao saw that Qin Hanmo wouldn’t help her, her eyes were filled with hatred. ‘Garbage, garbage,’ she thought, glaring at Qin Hanmo with a vicious gaze that looked like that of a demon which had climbed out from 18 levels of hell.
Qin Hanyu casually tossed Qin Jiaojiao over to Lin Bai, who had a hint of disdain in his eyes as he picked Qin Jiaojiao up like a dog.
“Since I’ve gotten what I needed, I’ll get going now. Don’t worry, we will take good care of her,” Lin Bai bowed politely, then turned around and left.
In the heavy snow, his figure slowly turned blurry.
Qin Hanyu saw that his younger sister’s figure was turning blurry as well, knowing that he might never see her again.