After reading the letter, Qin Yao let out a cold laugh, tossed the letter on the desk, blew out the lamp, and went to sleep.
But, could it be that Liu Ji actually saw her go to the county town?
The letter was full of probing, just to confirm whether she had caught on to him indulging in food, drink, and leisure in the city instead of tending to business.
Qin Yao felt utterly unaffected; whether he was probing or not was already irrelevant, now Liu Ji was nothing but a dead account to her.
There are still four small accounts at home, any one of which she tops up casually would yield better results than his dead account.
It's merely a matter of being a few years later; life now is getting better day by day, she's in no rush.
As for the money Liu Ji owes, if he can't pay it back, he can use his life to make up for it.
Qin Yao didn't want to think about this person anymore to affect her mood, closed her eyes, cleared her mind, and fell into a deep sleep.
