"Hand over your phone to me," the man in sunglasses extended his hand toward him.
Tang Yuchen curled his lips and asked coldly, "Do you have An Ruo and the child in your possession?"
"Good to know you’re aware. If you want them safe, you’d better behave; otherwise, you know what will happen," the man threatened him coldly.
"You’re one of Tang Yushen’s men? Did he send you?" As he handed over his phone, he asked again.
The man took his phone and, without answering, gestured impassively for him to walk ahead, "Let’s go, our boss is waiting to have tea with you."
Tang Yuchen pressed his lips together slightly, walking ahead with composure.
There was a back door at the amusement park, where a black sedan was parked. Both men got in, and the car started slowly, leaving without a sound.
An Ruo slowly opened her eyes, the first thing she saw was the glare of the white sky.
Propping herself up, she realized with horror that she was in the middle of the vast sea, on a small inflatable boat, and Kangkang was unconscious beside her.
She hugged Kangkang into her arms and, her face turning pale, searched for her phone on her person only to find it gone.
She remembered taking Kangkang backstage to change clothes when someone came in, tapped her shoulder, and she lost consciousness.
Coming to again, she and Kangkang were on the open sea.
An Ruo wasn’t foolish, she quickly suspected they had been kidnapped, perhaps with the intent to extort Tang Yuchen.
Kangkang was sleeping heavily, presumably unharmed. Since their captors hadn’t immediately harmed them, it indicated they still had value to them and were unlikely to be in immediate danger.
An Ruo felt somewhat relieved, at least for the moment they were safe.
Just as she thought this, she suddenly saw a cruise ship in the distance moving slowly toward them.
Tang Yuchen boarded the cruise ship, which then set off toward the center of the sea.
Entering the cabin, he wasn’t at all surprised to see Tang Yushen inside.
The latter sat on a leather sofa, holding a glass of red wine, gently swirling it. Seeing him enter, Yushen offered a friendly smile and gestured to the seat opposite him.
"Please, have a seat."
Tang Yuchen quickly took in the situation around him.
The cruise ship was filled with Tang Yushen’s men; they were likely all armed. It might be possible for him to fight and escape on his own.
But the chances would be significantly smaller if he tried to take An Ruo with him.
The man curled his lips and sat opposite him. Leaning back on the sofa, his demeanor was relaxed, with no sign of tension.
"Speak, what’s your purpose in inviting me here?"
Tang Yushen set down his wine glass, picked up an empty one, poured a glass of red wine, and pushed it toward him.
"How about a drink?" he asked provocatively.