Chaplain! - Chapter 1235 - 1232

Chapter 1235: Chapter 1232

Jin Lisi no longer had blonde hair and blue eyes, and showed no recognizable features of a Westerner.

She quickly took out the substitute’s documents and handed them to Leroy.

In her heart, she kept chanting, “Don’t let there be any trouble, please no trouble.”

To tell the truth, she was very nervous!

But there was no other way, she could only force herself to stay calm.

She dared not show any abnormality!

“Who is this person?”

Leroy asked coldly, “Why have I never seen her before?”

Vivian Li said with apparent anger, “Have I been here before?”

“If I haven’t been here, how could you have seen my personal maid?”

Leroy’s brows furrowed slightly as he stared at Jin Lisi for a long while.

Just as Jin Lisi felt her hair stand on end from his gaze, Vivian Li said, “Don’t fucking act like you’re the boss with a feather duster; the Li family’s cargo ship’s pass was personally signed by Oliver Walker.”

“If you delay the friendly relations between the two nations, can you bear the responsibility?”

After another forceful shout, Leroy finally took a deep breath and waved, “Let them through!”

Upon hearing these words, Jin Lisi finally breathed a sigh of relief!

After getting in the car, she felt completely drained!

Damn it!

Since when had she been frightened to such a degree by a group of ordinary soldiers?

But times change!

As long as she made it through, all was well!

As the Li family’s guard captain drove the vehicle to the dock for boarding…

Vivian Li continued, “I can only take you this far. The rest is up to you!”

“I also wish you a smooth journey. Don’t die at the hands of pirates!”

Jin Lisi’s face turned grim: “Can’t you ever say anything nice?”

Vivian Li gave no response, just a contemptuous look before haughtily turning and returning to the car.

Jin Lisi was so angry she wanted to stomp her feet—it was like a tiger fallen flat, bullied by dogs!

Every damn thing seemed to be lording it over her head now.

And to think, she was a top ace agent of the Federal Bureau of Investigation!

One of the few S-tier augmented humans of the Eastern Alliance!

As technology advanced and chips were updated, her strength would only get stronger.

So after boarding the ship, she thought to herself that if one day Vivian Li fell into her hands, she would certainly wipe the floor with her pride.

Did she really dare call her a maid?

That’s fucking ridiculous!

“Set sail!”

As soon as Jin Lisi boarded, the Li family’s guard captain issued the command through the intercom.

And a gigantic cargo ship, over fifty meters long, began to raise anchor and slowly proceed into the deeper waters.

Vivian Li in the car dialed a number: “I’ve given you what you wanted, I hope you keep your word.”

She had no doubt about the Hundred-Day Heart-Eroding Pill.

Although she felt much more comfortable now, it probably wasn’t time for its effects to kick in yet.

But what she didn’t know was that the discomfort she had suffered for an entire day and night was not caused by the Hundred-Day Heart-Eroding Pill at all.

It was all a psychological issue.

It must be said, the director of the Aesthetic Hospital was also extremely unlucky.

He lost his job for no reason at all.

Oliver Walker, having received the news, responded nonchalantly, “I see.”

Now, he appeared like any ordinary person, with not a hint of murderous aura leaking from him.

Because Jin Lisi, who had just boarded, would definitely be very cautious.

She might also be monitoring any unusual activity on the entire ship.

In the control room, after setting the navigation mode to intelligent long-distance sailing, he slowly got up and left the cockpit.

By this time, the ocean liner had already left the dock, more than ten miles away.

But such a distance was still far from enough!

So once outside the door, he lit a cigarette and silently waited for the opportunity to move further away from the coast!

At least two hundred nautical miles were needed; at that point, even the calm seas wouldn’t be something anyone could swim across in the cold of winter.

At any rate, he couldn’t do it!