Let's Squander A Billion First!-Chapter 471 - : Jin Ning Extra (Complete)

Chapter 471 -471: Jin Ning Extra (Complete)

The man was tied to a chair, his head drooping, his hair obscuring his eyes, his clothes stained with blood all over—it was unclear whose blood it was.

Not far away stood two men with guns, engaged in idle chatter over cigarettes.

“Why the hell keep this bastard around if we’re not going to deal with him? We’re stuck here guarding him, fuck!”

“We can’t fathom the thoughts of those above us. We just do as we’re told, right?”

The conversation was sporadic.

Suddenly, the chatting ceased, and someone called out, “Brother Li.”

“Where’s the person?”

“Inside.”

Footsteps grew nearer and nearer.

The man bound to the chair slowly lifted his head. His face bore signs of a beating, yet it didn’t diminish his appearance.

“Captain Jin.”

Brother Li took out a pack of cigarettes, opened it, and pulled one out, tapping it against the pack.

He put the cigarette to his mouth, and immediately one of his underlings stepped forward to give him a light.

“Do you recognize me?”

With calm eyes and cracked lips, the man slightly parted his mouth, “What do you want to do?”

There was no anger, no fear.

He sat up straight, as if he was the one negotiating.

“Heh,” Brother Li spun the cigarette pack in his hand, “I’ve been watching you for a long time, you know?”

Jin Ning lowered his eyes, “I’m not into men.”

Brother Li chuckled, evidently in a good mood, “Let’s play a game—you’re going to like it.”

He clapped his hands.

Someone brought another person up.

That person was blindfolded, pushed to the ground, unable to move.

But Jin Ning recognized him.

It was someone from the police force.

“Captain Jin, now you have two choices. First, you kill him, you live. Second, he kills you, he lives.”

Someone stepped forward to untie Jin Ning.

Brother Li pressed down on Jin Ning’s shoulder and personally handed over a gun.

“I’ll give you time to think it over.”

Brother Li waved his hand, leading his men away.

–

Half an hour.

Brother Li stood below, puffing on a cigarette, with a litter of cigarette butts at his feet.

“Brother Li, there’s been no movement upstairs, he didn’t run, did he?”

“Run?” Brother Li laughed, “My people are all around. He’s not going to run if he’s smart.”

As soon as Brother Li finished speaking, there was a gunshot from upstairs.

Someone went up to check and quickly came back down.

“Jin Ning is alive.”

Brother Li seemed not at all surprised by this outcome.

Jin Ning was brought down, and there in the dark, Brother Li addressed him, “Jin Ning, you’ve always been one of us, you belong in the dark.”

And so, Jin Ning became one of them.

Jin Ning was unenthusiastic, not very willing to engage with Brother Li.

But Brother Li treated him extremely well, as if he truly considered him a brother.

Brother Li didn’t need him to do anything but simply exposed him to various dark scenes.

Jin Ning had always considered himself a man of sterling integrity.

But there.

Suddenly, he felt that he wasn’t.

He witnessed those scenes without a ripple in his heart.

As if those things had nothing to do with him.

Thinking back on his career, it seemed to be just the same.

No matter how vicious the criminal, how angry the colleagues, he always handled the cases with extreme calm.

“Jin Ning, do you see? This is where you belong,” Brother Li told him as he handed him a cup of liquor.

Jin Ning looked down at the moving shadows and the sins festering in the darkness, and calmly took a sip.

“Work with me, and I guarantee a life far better than the one you have now,” Brother Li said, clinking his glass against Jin Ning’s with a devilish grin.

Jin Ning didn’t respond, turned around, tossed the glass away, and left downstairs.

“Tsk,” Brother Li’s eyes gleamed knowingly, “he really is a tough one.”

“Brother Li, this guy’s so ungrateful, still one of theirs. Is it really good keeping him around?”

“The progress is a bit slow,” Brother Li admitted.

Brother Li sighed.

–

“Captain Jin, you need to survive!”

“Only if you survive can you bring them to justice.”

Bang——

Jin Ning sat up from the darkness, raising his hand to touch his forehead, drenched in cold sweat.

He had that dream again.

It was a year before his accident.

He was on a mission when something went wrong, and he was captured.

Unexpectedly, the captors didn’t take his life but chose to detain him instead. That man called Brother Li kept trying to turn him, wanting him to work for him.

His colleague committed suicide with a gun to allow him to live.

He couldn’t shake that image.

There in the dark.

Jin Ning knew that he wasn’t who he thought he was.

But he held on to his bottom line.

Eventually, Brother Li, impatient, drugged him to put him into a drug-induced sleep.

That was the most painful time for Jin Ning.

Darkness engulfed him.

He didn’t know where he was.

He didn’t know what to choose either.

Fortunately, the police rescued him just half a month later.

He told no one of what happened inside.

But every night, the things Brother Li had said to him echoed incessantly in his head.

He controlled himself well. No one noticed there was something off about him.

One month before the incident, he met Brother Li again.

The memories, once faded, intensified the moment he saw him.

Until that car accident happened.

He couldn’t heal his leg. If he did, he didn’t know what he would be capable of doing.

Perhaps this was somewhat treating the symptoms, not the cause.

However, that was the most effective method he could think of when he woke up.

But in his hands, he held onto that list, a list that recorded not only the secrets of some higher-ups but also many critical channels.

He was still leaving himself that one way out.

If he willed it, with that list as a means to knock on the door, he could quickly blend into that dark world.

Fortunately.

Jin Ning glanced at the person next to him.

“What are you doing…”

Chuzheng pushed him away dissatisfied, her voice not as cold as when she was awake but rather husky and slow. To Jin Ning, it sounded like she was being coquettish.

He kissed her, “Baby, I want you.”

“You’re sick.” Chuzheng turned away, refusing to deal with him.

She was sleeping so well in the middle of the night.

What could he possibly want!?

But Jin Ning pressed against her, with his burning self against her, “Baby…”

Chuzheng pulled the blanket over herself, “Make any more noise, and get out!”

Jin Ning wouldn’t just let her be, insisting on Chuzheng, and in the end, he got his way with her.

Jin Ning pinned Chuzheng down and slowly spoke of the dream he just had.

He had kept these things buried deep in his heart and never shared them with anyone.

Chuzheng’s sleepiness was long gone; she stroked his head, absentmindedly listening.

“Your watch,” Chuzheng asked at the end.

“It was damaged when I was first captured. That time, three of my colleagues died.” Jin Ning kissed her between her brows, “It reminds me not to go down that path.”

“But I don’t need it anymore.”

“I have you.”

Jin Ning was still inside her; he started moving slowly, hot kisses falling, as Chuzheng slightly arched her head back.

“Jin Ning.”

“Baby…”

“I don’t want to sleep anymore,” she said.

“Then…”

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Jin Ning hadn’t finished speaking when their positions suddenly changed.

Jin Ning laughed silently.

Such a domineering girl.

On that path leading to utter darkness, he had seen the most beautiful scenery and suddenly came to a halt. —— Jin Ning