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Chapter 516: Don't Misunderstand

Tang Hao breathed a sigh of relief after seeing her leave.

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That woman was the strongest opponent he had met so far.

She might have an immensely powerful gem, but he had a lot of jade talismans. They were at about the same power level, and if he did not have Qi Restoration Pills, he would have been killed in the missile attack.

"Oh, that treasure..." he grumbled.

He took out his weird mirror and fiddled around with it for a bit.

He had not figured out what was so special about that weird mirror, though it did display its powers when he was fighting Wang Changsheng.

He guessed that the mirror must be missing some crucial part.

"Sigh!" He became more frustrated than ever.

He kept his mirror, then went to the window and looked outside.

The sky was already dark by then.

Police sirens echoed throughout the city. Helicopters patrolled the sky. The atmosphere in the city was oppressive.

"Let's call it a day!"

Tang Hao mumbled, then turned around and left the house.

He called a cab and returned to the mansion.

His phone rang when he got off the car at the entrance of the mansion. It was an unknown number from Huaxia.

He heard a familiar voice when he answered the call.

"F*ck, you're still alive!"

That voice belonged to General Bai.

"You don't say!" Tang Hao huffed.

General Bai breathed a sigh of relief. "I say, why do you have to cause so much trouble? Those are Merricans we're talking about, and not Hindustan. Sigh, my vacation plans are gone!" He grumbled.

"Right, what's the situation now?"

"It's over!" Tang Hao said.

"Good to hear. Come back soon!" General Bai said, "Alright, that's enough. International calls are expensive!"

He hung up abruptly. Tang Hao chuckled and walked into the mansion.

"Young Master!"

A group of people came to the entrance, bowed at Tang Hao, and greeted him courteously.

The person in front was the muscular man who had protected Jiang Wanying. His name was Zheng Kui, and he was one of the trusted henchmen of Jiang Wanying's grandfather.

"Don't call me Young Master!" Tang Hao said exasperatedly.

He had explained many times to them that they should not call him Young Master, but they still greeted him that way.

"Heheh, Young Master, I saw all that!" Zheng Kui lifted his head and flashed a knowing smile.

Tang Hao was surprised. "What did you see?" He asked.

"Heheh!" Zheng Kui chuckled. "I saw everything this morning. Young Miss... came out of your room."

"Pfft!" Tang Hao did a spit take.

"Ahem! You must be mistaken!" He said guiltily.

Zheng Kui looked at Tang Hao with a cunning sparkle in his eye and a mischievous expression on his face.