Wenzhijing pleaded, "Diers, let me go with you! Okay? Tac City is also my hometown, and it's been years since I've gotten to see my father and mother. Since you're headed to Tac City, why didn't you tell me? I could go with you."
She only found out this morning and rushed over immediately, arriving just in time to catch Diers.
Diers remained expressionless. "There's an emergency."
"It won't take long. I just need my passport and visa, then I can follow you to China immediately. I won't need any luggage."
All she desired was to accompany him.
For some reason, she had an ominous feeling about Diers' trip to China this time.
A premonition that she might never see Diers again in her lifetime.
Looking at the distraught Wenzhijing, Diers sighed, "Zhijing..."
"Diers, I beg you, can you take me with you?" Wenzhijing pleaded, her bright eyes locked onto him. They held so much meaning that it did not soften his heart but rather, made him feel more oppressed and gloomy.
