Quick Transmigration: Targeted by the Boss - Ch. 15

“It’s all my fault. If I had personally taken you there, none of this would’ve happened.”

“I want water.”

Su Qiao’s throat was very uncomfortable. Having just woken up, she had to deal with this irritating man, making her even more impatient.

Qin Yu originally thought that after he said those words, Su Qiao would, as usual, look touched and say to him, “It’s okay, your work is important.”

But unexpectedly…

He froze momentarily, staring at Su Qiao, whose big, watery eyes looked straight at him. He quickly realized what was happening.

“Qiao Qiao, I’m sorry. Brother Yu was too careless and forgot that your throat might be uncomfortable when you woke up.”

Su Qiao blinked without saying a word.

There was no way she was going to be as understanding as before and say, “It’s okay.”

This scoundrel. He wished.

Qin Yu got up, went to the water dispenser, poured her a cup of water, and carefully helped her drink it. At the same time, he subtly explained.

“Today, you really gave Brother Yu a fright. On the way here, my mind was in chaos. Even now, my heart is still thumping wildly.”

Su Qiao took small sips of water.

‘Xiao Si, do you think this man has some screws loose? If his heart didn’t beat, he’d be dead, wouldn’t he?’

444: [… he’s definitely a bit stupid. And if it didn’t go <thump-thump>, would it go <crack-crack>?]

“Qiao Qiao…”

Su Qiao discreetly avoided his hand, tucking her hand into the blanket, cutting him off.

“How’s the car?”

Qin Yu thought she was concerned about Uncle Chen and quickly reassured her.

“If the car’s gone, it’s gone. I’ll buy you another one. As for Uncle Chen… alas, no one wanted this to happen.”

With a heavy sigh, Qin Yu gently patted the top of her head in comfort.

“Don’t worry, Qiao Qiao. I’ll compensate Uncle Chen’s wife and children properly.”

Ha, compensate?

Old Chen had a terminal illness anyway. If not, he wouldn’t have done such a thing.

Su Qiao sneered internally but didn’t bother saying anything extra.

Knowing her kind-hearted nature, Qin Yu paused for a moment before adding helplessly.

“Of course, I know life is priceless. No amount of money can make up for it. But what’s done is done, and there’s no other way now. But Qiao Qiao, don’t overthink this. It has nothing to do with you. If anyone’s to blame, it’s me. I shouldn’t have rushed off to a meeting instead of picking you up myself. I deeply regret it.”

As his gaze unintentionally fell on Su Qiao’s plastered right ankle, Qin Yu lowered his eyelids, concealing a trace of irritation within.

Su Qiao’s ankle had a comminuted fracture, and she would be left with a permanent disability.

He hadn’t expected Xiaoyu to pull such a move at such a critical moment.

But what was done was done. There was no undoing it.

“Ah Yu, what kind of talk is that?”

Mrs. Qin hadn’t expected to hear such words the moment she arrived. A wave of frustration rose in her chest.

If she hadn’t heard from Xiaoyu that her son had abandoned his work and rushed to the hospital halfway through a meeting for this woman, she wouldn’t have come at all.

Sure enough, this vixen was seducing her son Ah Yu again.

If this went on, how could things end well?

All his thoughts were on this woman — what about the company? What about the Qin family?

“Old Chen worked for our family for so many years. He was about to retire and enjoy his golden years. All it took was driving her once, and he lost his life, while she’s perfectly fine.”

No matter how she looked at Su Qiao, Mrs. Qin couldn’t stand her foxlike face.

An orphan from a humble family, yet she had the audacity to enchant her son into abandoning everything for her.

Even going so far as to constantly go against her, his own mother, because of her.

The more Mrs. Qin thought about it, the angrier she became, her voice rising unconsciously.

Her eyes were filled with contempt, and her slightly prominent cheekbones gave her a harsh, mean look.

“I’ve said it before. Her fate is too strong. She jinxed her parents to death, and now she’s here to bring misfortune to our Qin family.”