Ling Rong was not disbelieving Qin Liuxi. Merely from the aura emanating from Qin Liuxi's being, she was aware that the person before her was no ordinary individual; her declaration that Xie Qikang didn't have much longer to live was not made without basis.
Although Ling Rong also wished to personally take revenge and dispel the hatred in her heart, her child deserved to be born into a good life.
Ling Rong looked at Qin Liuxi and prostrated herself: "Master, I won't kill him, but I must see him die with my own eyes to be satisfied. Once he is dead, could the Master send me and my child off?"
"Possible," said Qin Liuxi. "Then you shouldn't get too close to them. That Mrs. Zhou has also been affected by your malevolent spirit; her fortune is not looking good. She may be foolish, but she's just a person blinded by deceit, equally misled. Have some pity on her."
Ling Rong muttered, "Why doesn't the Master take pity on her and reveal Xie Qikang's true nature?"
