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Chapter 348 The Hypocrisy of Women (3)

Now, he has no mind to bother with expanding the company's business.

Because of Tang Yiling's aura of indifference, many people who wanted to talk to him stopped.

Lin Yachen dared.

He took a glass of wine and walked over.

"Mr. Tang, how are you doing recently? I didn't expect you to be there."

Tang Yiling only glanced at Lin Yachen indifferently, raised his glass and took a sip of the red wine without saying anything.

There are many things.

Lin Yachen didn't know for the time being, so it was inevitable that he would be struck by lightning, "How is Su Ying?"

In a simple sentence, Tang Yiling's drinking movements froze in mid-air.

Looking sideways at Lin Yachen, a trace of anger flashed in those cold eyes.

"Did I talk too much? As her friend...a greeting is normal. Don't worry about it, Mr. Tang." Lin Yachen didn't doubt anything, probably thought Tang Yiling was jealous.The outside world didn't know about the killing of the old lady. Besides, no one except the people on the island knew that Su Ying was a suspect.

"You talk too much." Tang Yiling said indifferently after a while. There was no joke in it. The tone was extremely unfriendly and hurt people's self-esteem.

And after speaking, he ignored Lin Yachen's astonishment and mood, and walked straight out of the balcony.

Lin Yachen was stunned for a while.

Suddenly, the sword eyebrows tightened.

"Tang Yiling!"

Lin Yachen shouted, looking at Tang Yiling's back incomprehensibly,

"It's true that I like Su Ying, but isn't it surprising that such an outstanding and special woman has an admirer?"

Would Tang Yiling, a big man, not even have this kind of heart?He was skeptical.

"Admirer?!"

Tang Yiling's footsteps paused, without looking back, he said mockingly: "That woman has many admirers, but you are not the only one. However, I can remind you that that woman is not something ordinary people can afford to admire, so be careful."

Tang Yiling left after speaking.

Lin Yachen frowned suspiciously, not quite understanding what he meant.

(End of this chapter)