I Help the Richest Man Spend Money to Prevent Disasters

Chapter 13

In the darkness, Lisa and Jennie's hands were holding together. Warm and cold, two opposite temperatures are intertwined at this moment.

Jennie didn't fully hold Lisa's hand. She just put her hand on Lisa's palm gently.

Jennie glanced at the debris on the ground, she carefully avoided it: "Follow me, there are debris here. Don't get hurt."

Lisa didn't hear clearly what Jennie was talking about. He couldn't see Jennie's face, but he could smell the fragrance of her body.

The cold touch of her palm was also magnified several times, It covered his palm strongly and clearly.

The sense of touch, hearing, and even all the subtle things that are usually undetectable, spread silently into the darkness.

Lisa could not bend his fingers unconsciously. His slender fingers inadvertently brushed Jennie's palm with a slightly cold touch.

Jennie's body trembled and her breathing was a little sluggish. Jennie's foot stumbled a little and can't walk stably. In the end, she fell forward accidentally.

Lisa noticed Jennie's movements. He reached out to catch Jennie and their two hands were completely held together.

Lisa smiled and said in a voice concealing slight pleasure. His voice clearly sounded in Jennie's ear, "Be careful."

Jennie's heartbeat was thrown into disorder when she felt Lisa's light breath hit her ear. She felt her face becoming incredibly hot and the temperature kept climbing.

Jennie stood firm and separated from Lisa. Jennie didn't dare to go anywhere further this time. She took Lisa to walk slowly.

There was silence in the hallway. Only the gentle breathing of two people sounded.

Jennie's mood calmed down. Jennie thought for a while, and said, "I..."

Lisa listened.

Jennie's tone was very serious: "I will not tell others about night blindness."

Lisa was silent for a few seconds, and said softly: "I know."

While Jennie was stunned, Lisa's voice continued to ring. The voice was still clear and light but with a trace of certainty, "You are not that kind of person."

If Jennie planned to take advantage of his night blindness, then she would not be so determined to cancel the contract and resolutely get rid of the control of the company.

She would not insist on writing down the IOU after she borrowed money.

These actions alone can already tell what kind of mind Jennie has. Lisa had long discovered that she was very different from what other people thought of her.

Jennie didn't continue thinking. She felt that she knew Lisa's secret and she needed to comfort him. Jennie pondered then said, "In fact, night blindness also has many benefits."

Lisa raised an eyebrow: "Really?"

Jennie's tone was very serious: "Although you can't see at night, you can listen. Your sense of touch will be much sharper than usual."

"Now listen carefully, what is the noise outside the window now?"

Lisa turned his head to the side, his eyes were still dark. However, in the silent night, he could hear the sound of cicadas.

Jennie: "You can actually enjoy these sounds and..."

Jennie hadn't finished speaking when at this time, a "snap" sounded indicating the lights on the top lighted on and the white light extended to every corner.