Unrivaled Soldier in the City-Chapter 112: Wild Impulse

"Ahem, ahem, how would I know something like that? I’ve always been a very low-key person. Besides, you know how it is. People see a low-key guy like me and assume I’m some big shot, but really, I’m just a nobody," Lin Kuang said, blinking innocently.

Hearing this, Lin Guo’er scoffed. "Little brother Kuang, don’t you lie to your big sister. The consequences can be quite dire, you know." As she spoke, she threw a flirtatious wink at him.

Lin Kuang immediately took two steps back. He was well aware of how bold this woman could be, so he was genuinely a little intimidated.

"Ahem, I’m telling the truth! I’m just a small fry! Besides, you should know that a lot of powerful people are afraid of the little guys. That’s because people like me can truly risk everything. The big shots have too much at stake; they wouldn’t dare. So, it’s perfectly normal for Chu Zhongtian to investigate me. Don’t overthink it," Lin Kuang explained with a grin.

Lin Guo’er rolled her eyes at him. She wasn’t foolish enough to believe a word he said.

"Are you really not going to tell me?" she asked, her smile never fading.

"Ah, well, there’s really nothing to tell. What do you want me to say?" Lin Kuang said with a helpless shrug, putting on an aggrieved expression.

"You jerk, you won’t even talk about something so small. Fine, I can’t be bothered with you. Just make sure you handle this properly. I don’t want to have to leave because Yashi goes under. Besides, Yashi is Shilin’s baby; it’s all her hard work. If Yashi is ruined, Shilin will be devastated. And as for you, if you want to win her heart, then you’d better do a good job," Lin Guo’er said, then leaned in conspiratorially. "I’ll let you in on a little secret: Shilin has never had a boyfriend. So, you know what to do." She finished with a knowing wink.

Liu Shilin, who was sitting nearby, heard every single word. Lin Guo’er hadn’t lowered her voice in the slightest, and with the three of them so close, it was impossible for her not to overhear.

"Guo’er, shut up! No one will think you’re a mute if you don’t talk!" Liu Shilin snapped, biting her lip. Her pretty face was a charming shade of crimson from the embarrassment.

"See, little brother Kuang? Shilin really has never had a boyfriend. You need to make your move fast, or some other man might snatch her away," Lin Guo’er giggled, acting just like a matchmaker and making even Lin Kuang feel a bit awkward.

"You’re dead, Guo’er! I told you to stop!"

At that, Liu Shilin could no longer stand Lin Guo’er’s teasing. She jumped up and started chasing her. Lin Guo’er yelped and quickly fled the office, leaving a blushing, embarrassed Liu Shilin alone with the thick-skinned Lin Kuang.

The atmosphere in the office was suddenly awkward, at least to Liu Shilin.

"Um, uh, Lin Kuang, don’t mind her. Guo’er’s just like that, she says whatever pops into her head, so please don’t take it to heart," Liu Shilin said, her face flushed with embarrassment.

"Oh? So Sister Guo’er was just joking? And here I thought it was true. Does that mean you have had a boyfriend before, Shilin?" Lin Kuang teased, a smile in his eyes.

"Ah? What? No, no! That part is true! I really haven’t had a boyfriend," Liu Shilin explained hurriedly. But the more she spoke, the redder her face became, and the quieter her voice grew.

"Alright, it’s okay," Lin Kuang said with a gentle smile. "It’s fine either way."

Hearing this, Liu Shilin nodded quickly, but an indescribable knot formed in her stomach. She didn’t understand what he meant. Does it not matter because he isn’t interested in me at all? Or is he saying he doesn’t mind whether I’ve had one or not? A flurry of conflicting emotions churned within her.

Meanwhile, Lin Kuang walked out of the office, a cold glint flashing in his deep eyes. So Chu Zhongtian is investigating me. This fact annoyed him greatly; there was nothing he hated more than being investigated. Furthermore, the fact that the Wumi Building had a branch in East Sea was quite a surprise. Then again, he thought, it made sense. An organization as large and widespread as the Wumi Building would naturally have a branch in a major city like East Sea.

With that thought, Lin Kuang took out his phone and sent a text to Zhang Lianmei. The message was simple: "Wumi Building, Chen Feng’s cell number."

After sending the message, he headed for the restroom. He pushed the door open and walked in.

The moment he stepped inside, he froze, completely stunned.

There was someone in the restroom, and it was a woman who was in the middle of standing up.

A woman he knew very well: Lin Guo’er.

Lin Guo’er, who was in the process of pulling up her pants, was just as stunned. As bold as she was, this situation left her completely dumbfounded. She stared blankly at Lin Kuang, her hands forgetting their task.

After what felt like an eternity, her attractive face turned the deepest shade of red. She hastily pulled up her pants, her pretty face now so flushed and alluring it looked almost dewy.

Lin Guo’er always forgot to lock the door. The company was full of women, and she was just using the toilet for a moment, so the thought had never crossed her mind. She certainly never imagined that the only man in the entire company would suddenly burst in. It was completely beyond anything she could have anticipated.

"Darn, I missed it," Lin Kuang said instinctively, looking at her.

The moment the words left his mouth, he realized his mistake and clamped his mouth shut, his eyes filled with embarrassment.

They were standing less than a meter apart. Though his voice was soft, Lin Guo’er had heard him crystal clear.

Her face, already flushed and alluring, reddened even further, looking so tempting one might want to take a bite.

And that’s exactly what Lin Kuang did. As Lin Guo’er stood there, stunned and shy, he lowered his head and fiercely captured her red lips with his own.

The wild, masculine scent washed over her. In an instant, Lin Guo’er’s delicate body seemed to melt as she reflexively wrapped her arms around Lin Kuang, launching a counterattack that was both shy and just as wild.