Sweet Wife in My Arms

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“You searched the whole building?” he asked, his voice incredulous.

“Yes, sir, that is correct.
We searched everywhere, but we didn’t find anyone suspicious.”

“Assemble the rest of the men.
We’re leaving.” Jiang Chao had turned around and was just about to take his first step towards the door when he heard a burst of feminine laughter from behind him.

Hong Yao had gone from leaning against the table to sitting on it.
She had grabbed a handful of sunflower seeds and was now eating them one by one.
“Leaving so soon, Officer?”

Jiang Chao swung around, his eyes flashing dangerously.

But Hong Yao was not afraid of him.
She was not a proper, respectable lady; she was a filthy woman leading a miserable life.
She was a prostitute, a whore.
Nothing scared her.
Her life was a high-wire act, and she was used to it.

All she had was this insignificant life that led nowhere.

She could only hope that her next life would be better.
She did not want to prostitute herself again, not if she could help it.

The camera lingered on her as she ate the sunflower seeds in a leisurely manner.
This was Hong Yao, the top prostitute whose name was known all along the Qinjiang River.
Her body, her expression, her every move—everything about her was sexy.
There was even something dangerously alluring about the way the empty sunflower seed shells emerged from between her red lips.
Everyone watching felt their heart constrict and their knees go weak at the sight of her.

This was acting on an entirely different level.
It wasn’t necessary for the director to give her acting directions: her portrayal of Hong Yao was perfect.
This was the interpretation of Hong Yao, and no other actress would ever be able to surpass it.

“Director Jin, where on earth did you find this actress? Her acting is incredible! She shines in every shot.
Aren’t you afraid she might steal the show?”

Director Jin merely chuckled in response as he continued watching Yan Huan on the monitor.
He was enjoying her performance so much that he didn’t want the camera to stop rolling.