Chapter 350: How Wei Wei Fought For The Battle Spirit Forces

Tu Sufeng ignored him and with a wave of his hand, he ordered his men to bring him away.

As he turned around, he met Helian Wei Wei’s eyes, and a faint smile appeared on his thin lips. “I hope you won’t blame me for testing your ability to react in a situation like this.”

“At the same time, you could find out who the spy was.” Helian Wei Wei raised her eyebrows slightly.

Tu Sufeng just smiled faintly and said nothing.

At that moment, Helian Wei Wei felt that the man standing in front of her was indeed the wisest person. What an incredible man!

He was indeed the uncle of His Highness.

Everyone in this entire family was tough to deal with.

But of course, excluding the cute Little Seventh Prince.

Tu Sufeng knew exactly what was on her mind, “I thought you’ve gotten used to this after being with Ah Jue for so long.”

“Gotten used to what? Being tricked?” Helian Wei Wei finally smiled along with him.

Tu Sufeng glanced over the papers on the table, then made some alterations to the data on it and said, “I must say that your performance exceeds my expectations. Yup, you’re right about my intentions to lure the spy out with your help. But from the moment you guys started sitting down, I had actually prepared to show myself out. Then, a while later you changed the cups… In such a short time, you actually managed to sense that something was not right with your opponent, yet you managed to remain calm and collected in the end, not to mention your ability to turn the tables on him. The current you are more than eligible to join the Battle Spirit Forces.”

As he spoke, Tu Sufeng passed her the banknotes in his hand.

But this time, Helian Wei Wei did not wish for any reward, instead, she just lifted her gaze to look at Tu Sufeng. Her voice was crystal clear, “The previous me used to live an aimless life. And for those who oppose my participation in the Battle Spirit Forces, they have solid reasons to do so. But now since I am part of the forces, I guess I have the right to say something. I need help from the forces.”

“Are you asking for a favor?” Tu Sufeng laughed.

Helian Wei Wei shook her head. Her bright eyes were as clear as jade with determination filled to the brim. “Nope, I’m executing my right as the heir of the He family.”

There she was, standing in neither obsequious nor supercilious manner. Tu Sufeng looked at the teenage girl in front of him as if he was looking at the Old Master in his younger days, commanding and combating the enemies on the battlefield. He had everything under his control without any haste or hustle.

He dazed for a moment or two before parting his lips, “Executing your right as the heir of the He Family? What a good saying.” With that, he paused, “Later on, somebody will lead you to a place, though I’m in charge of this operation regarding the Battle Spirit Forces’ investigation, someone else is in charge of the force deployment.”

“Who is that ‘someone else’? ” Helian Wei Wei raised her eyebrows.

Amidst a vague smile, Tu Sufeng gave her the answer, “The Hei Family.”

Thus…

This led to the following scene.

The moment Helian Wei Wei entered the main compound of the Hei family, Second Master Hei who was busy climbing over the wall came into her sight.

Their eyes met and that was more than enough to lead the young servant who was following behind her to misunderstanding!

“Young master, how can you be so ignorant to Old Master’s words and have a tryst with women here? It’s fine if you’re dating any ordinary woman, but now Miss Helian has become the Third Princess Consort. You… you have committed a crime that’s enough to send you to the gallows!”

Heize frowned, “Listen to me first…”

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“Young master!” The servant interrupted him abruptly, “Don’t you try to deny it, I won’t believe you anymore. I’m telling Old Master right now!”

As he finished speaking, the servant sprinted off and vanished before anyone could respond.

Heize thought to himself, what the f*ck is going on!

“Why are you here?” Heize leaped down from the wall directly, ignoring the iron chains tied to his hands, a strong aura radiated from him. The black pajamas robe was the only thing he was wearing right then. His collar was untidy, and the slight curve at the corner of his mouth complimented his handsome features. The way he lined his smile with a hint of mischief made him look rather gentle and suave, adding to his existing charms. If any women set their eyes upon such a man, and such a captivating smile, they would not be able to escape from this kind of temptation.

It was just that Helian Wei Wei felt that she was also wrongly accused, “Actually I came to see Old Master Hei.”

“Why didn’t you say so just now?” Heize moved his head closer to her, “Help me to get rid of the dead straws on my head first.”

Helian Wei Wei could hardly refuse him and she was just about to lift her hands to do so.

However, she paused when she saw Old Master Hei in his elegant attire walking toward them. His face was gloomy and in his hand was a walking cane with the head of a dragon. His eyes carried a slight tinge of annoyance as he looked at Helian Wei Wei, but even so, his politeness was well kept, “What brings you here, my Third Princess Consort?”

Helian Wei Wei knew very well that Old Master Hei disliked her, yet she put on a smile, “Just catching up with old friends.”

“Catching up?” Old Master Hei glanced at the bright moon in the sky, “The Third Princess Consort came to catch up with my grandson at such a late hour, does the Third Prince know about this?”

This was an obvious hint to remind Helian Wei Wei that she was married and her behavior was beyond decent.

Helian Wei Wei smiled, “He doesn’t. But I’m not here for Heize, I’m looking for you actually, Old Master Hei.”

“Looking for me?” Old Master Hei shot the young servant by his side an accusing look for not telling him the truth. He turned to look at Helian Wei Wei again and said, “Butler Zhang, please get things ready. Third Princess Consort and I have things to discuss in the study room.”

“Yes, Master.” Butler Zhang bowed to his order.

Heize wanted to follow him.

But a glance from Old Master Hei sent him rooted to the spot, “Add another iron chain for Young Master.”

“Another one?” The handsome face of Heize darkened.

Helian Wei Wei gave him an unsympathetic smile before following Old Master Hei to his study room.

All the members in the Hei Family behaved elegantly and gracefully, a manner that was exclusive in a prominent family, which applied to all their guests regardless of who they were.

Old Master Hei sat on his wooden chair, blowing on the cup of tea passed by the servant as he uttered, “You came to me at this late hour, not to mention the people that came with you are the men of Tu Sufeng, I guess you’re part of the Battle Spirit Forces now.”

Helian Wei Wei acknowledged his assumption in a flat tone. She held a cup of tea in her hand, yet she had not even taken a sip, but she remained smiling.

There was a glimmer of admiration in Old Master Lee’s eyes upon seeing her calmness, “The Wei Ze World that Little Ze and you own is not bad.”

“The one in the north is doing well enough, but there’s still plenty of space for improvements in terms of operation.” Helian Wei Wei neither exaggerated nor belittled herself, “Old Master Hei is doing business as well, we can learn a lot more from you then since we are going to start marketing in the south soon.”

Old Master Hei waved his hands, “Now the world belongs to young people like you all. Your late grandfather and I used to be like Little Ze and you – fearless, fighting against the enemies side by side.”

“And that’s why Heize and I can only be brothers instead of couples.” Helian Wei Wei said, following his sentence.

Old Master Hei was stunned for a while before giving out a hearty laugh, “No wonder your grandfather used to praise that you’re a smart girl ever since you were young. It is true indeed!”

“I still have a lot to learn.” Helian Wei Wei’s eyes were indifferent, yet a swirl of emotions was bottled up in her, “If I was really smart, my mother would not have died. I wouldn’t have been chased out of the General’s residence. Even the people in my family did not acknowledge me as one of them.”