Tang Jian's face was bloodless, and the red mark on his forehead was even more obvious.

This is the first meeting between Ni Ziwen and Tang Jian, and he finally knows that his ruthless and ruthless bastard brother will be different from this woman.

She's really not an ordinary person.

Such a big thing happened, and she was still able to remain calm and make rational decisions.

Mo Cong asked Tang Jian to go back to the ward and lie down, Tang Jian only said lightly, I will be here to guard. Mo Cong didn't say anything, and asked the nurse to push the drip stand over, and Tang Jian sat on a chair in the corridor, infusion, and waited for the results of the operation.

Tang Jian lowered his eyes and looked at the floor, but his heart was not as calm as it seemed on the surface.

She forced herself not to think about whether Ni Sheng would die or not, what if the operation failed...... Force yourself to think about who instigated today's premeditated murder? Against her or against Ni Sheng? Is there a follow-up move?

Tang Jian struggled to endure the pain and exhaustion, fighting his spirits, his brain was thinking quickly, but he had no clue.

It happened too suddenly, but everything seemed to be premeditated, Tang Jian clenched his fists slightly, where was there a mistake. After thinking about it, the only thing Tang Jian could be sure of was that this matter could only be aimed at her.

Just because no one dared to attack Ni Sheng.

Ni Sheng's identity is there, black and white, not to mention whether anyone has the guts to do this, but on this matter, no one dares to take it.

Of course, there are exceptions, such as strife within the family......

Tang Jian turned his head to look at Ni Ziwen.

Ni Ziwen was staring at Tang Jian for a moment, and Leng Buding and Tang Jian looked at each other, stunned.

Ni Sheng's half-brother? Tang Jian looked at Ni Ziwen and didn't say a word, Ni Ziwen was stared at a little hairy, and said, "What are you looking at me for?" ”

It won't be him.

Tang Jian retracted his gaze and made the same judgment as Mo Cong.

This book is derived from Kanshu.com