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Sang Jiuyue frowned and said irritably, "Those people are greedy for money. As long as they are paid enough, they will definitely work hard. But they are also greedy and want a lot of rewards."

Her mother sneered, "Humph, as long as we can get rid of Sang Shuwan, it's worth spending any money. Tell them that if the job is done, they will definitely benefit. But if they dare to mess it up, I will make them pay for it."

Sang Jiuyue gritted her teeth and said viciously, "I will make sure Sang Shuwan is ruined this time. I want her to know what will happen if she offends me, Sang Jiuyue, in this circle. When I get the necklace, I will wear it in front of everyone and let everyone know that I am the best."

Her mother patted Sang Jiuyue's hand and comforted her, "Don't worry, honey. Everything is going according to plan. We will definitely succeed. When Sang Shuwan disappears, this entertainment industry will be yours."

Sang Jiuyue showed a smug smile on her face, as if she had seen Sang Shuwan's miserable state. She clenched her fists and swore secretly: "Sang Shuwan, just wait and see, your good days are over."

The garden was still filled with the fragrance of flowers, and the sun was shining gently on the ground, but the conversation between the mother and daughter was full of conspiracy and calculation, which made people shudder.

While Sang Jiuyue and her daughter were plotting in the garden, Sang Shuwan and Nancy were preparing for their upcoming vacation trip to Persia. The spacious and bright waiting hall was bustling with people coming and going. Sang Shuwan and Nancy sat in the VIP waiting room, surrounded by all kinds of exquisite snacks and drinks, but they had no intention of enjoying them. Sang Shuwan frowned, her face full of worry. She bit her lower lip lightly and said, "Nancy, I always feel that this vacation will not be so smooth. Recently, the news about me has been making a lot of noise, and the necklace has been widely reported by the media. I am worried that someone will take the opportunity to attack us."

Nancy reached out and patted Sang Shuwan's shoulder, trying to reassure her: "Shuwan, don't worry too much. We have made full preparations." Her eyes were full of confidence and determination. "My family's group heard about this and took it very seriously. They have sent the most elite bodyguard team to protect us. These bodyguards are all battle-hardened and experienced, and they will never let us get hurt."

Sang Shuwan nodded slightly, but the worry in his eyes had not completely disappeared: "I know you have considered it very carefully, but if those people are unscrupulous, I am still afraid that something might happen. Besides, this vacation is meant to relax, and it would be meaningless if we are always worried."

Nancy poured a glass of water for Sang Shuwan, handed it to her, and said, "Drink some water and relax. We can't shrink back because of possible dangers. This vacation is to leave all the troubles behind and enjoy it to the fullest. The bodyguards will protect us in secret and won't let those bad guys take advantage of us."

Sang Shuwan took a deep breath and tried to calm himself down: "You are right, I can't be scared by these potential threats. It's just that after going through so many things, I am really exhausted."

Nancy took Sang Shuwan's hand and squeezed it hard: "Don't worry, everything will be fine. When we come back from our vacation in Persia, all the rumors and troubles will disappear."

At this time, the boarding reminder sounded over the radio. Nancy stood up, pulled the suitcase, and said to Sang Shuwan with a smile: "Let's go, let's board the plane. Let's go to Persia to enjoy the sunshine, beaches and delicious food, and leave all the troubles behind at home."

Sang Shuwan also managed a smile, stood up with Nancy, and walked towards the boarding gate. Although she was still uneasy, she still hoped that this vacation would be a wonderful journey as Nancy said.

After boarding the luxurious private plane and entering the spacious and comfortable reception room, Sang Shuwan and Nancy just sat down when Sang Shuwan couldn't help but speak again: "Nancy, I still feel uneasy. Do you think those people have already set their sights on us?"

Nancy smiled helplessly: "Shu Wan, you are just too cautious. Don't worry, the bodyguards have arranged everything in advance, and the plane is also safe. Let's just enjoy this journey."

Sang Shuwan sighed, leaned back in the soft seat, looked at the blue sky and white clouds outside the window, and prayed silently in his heart that this vacation would be safe and smooth.

The plane was flying smoothly at an altitude of 10,000 meters, but Sang Shuwan still couldn't fall asleep. Various possible dangerous scenes kept appearing in her mind, and those malicious eyes and sinister smiles seemed to be right in front of her. Nancy seemed to notice Sang Shuwan's uneasiness. She stood up and walked to the opposite side and sat down, saying softly: "Shuwan, why don't we talk about something happy. Haven't you always wanted to visit the ancient city of Persia? When we get there, we can have a good tour."

Sang Shuwan tried to force a smile and said, "Well, I have always been interested in Persian history and culture. I hope I can have a different experience this time."

At this moment, the plane suddenly bumped. Sang Shuwan subconsciously grabbed the armrest and his face turned pale. Nancy quickly comforted him, "It's okay. This is normal air turbulence. The plane is safe."

However, what happened next was beyond their expectations. The plane was shaking more and more violently, and the captain's slightly nervous voice came over the radio: "Dear passengers, please pay attention, the plane has encountered strong air currents, please fasten your seat belts and do not move around."

Sang Shuwan and Nancy looked at each other, and saw a hint of fear in each other's eyes. Sang Shuwan held Nancy's hand tightly and said, "Nancy, why do I have a bad feeling?"

Nancy pretended to be calm and said, "Don't think too much. The pilots are very experienced and they will handle it."

However, things were not as simple as Nancy said. The plane was shaking more and more, and even began to tilt. The passengers in the cabin began to panic, screaming one after another. Sang Shuwan's heartbeat accelerated sharply, and she felt that her breathing became difficult.

At this moment, a bodyguard quickly walked into the reception room and said to them, "Ladies, please stay calm, we will ensure your safety." As he said that, he skillfully checked their seat belts and then quickly left.

Sang Shuwan and Nancy huddled together, waiting for the crisis to pass. After an unknown amount of time, the plane finally stabilized. The captain's voice came over the radio: "Dear passengers, the plane has left the strong airflow area. We will continue to fly normally. Please rest assured."

Sang Shuwan and Nancy both breathed a sigh of relief and slumped in their seats. After this thrilling experience, Sang Shuwan became even more nervous. She felt more and more uneasy, and she always felt that all this might not be accidental.

A few hours later, the plane finally landed at the airport in Persia. When they walked out of the airport, the warm sunshine shone on them, and the fresh air was filled with exotic fragrance. A local tour guide came to pick them up, and he greeted them warmly: "Welcome to Persia, I am your tour guide Ali, and I will accompany you to visit this beautiful city in the next few days."

Nancy smiled and responded, "Thank you, Ali. I hope I can enjoy the scenery of Persia under your guidance in the next few days."

On the way to the hotel, Sang Shuwan rolled down the car window and fully felt the unique atmosphere of the city. The colorful buildings on both sides of the street were scattered in an orderly manner, full of rich ethnic customs.

Arriving at the hotel, Sang Shuwan and Nancy checked in smoothly under the escort of bodyguards. After entering the room, the first thing Sang Shuwan did was to check whether the windows and doors were safe. Nancy looked at her and said with some distress: "Shuwan, don't be too nervous, take a good rest first."

Sang Shuwan nodded, but she couldn't relax at all. She lay on the bed, staring at the ceiling, her mind drifting far away. She didn't know what would happen next, nor did she know if she could spend this vacation safely.

In the evening, Sang Shuwan and Nancy, led by Ali, came to a local restaurant with unique characteristics. The restaurant was decorated magnificently, with exquisite Persian carpets hanging on the walls and soft and warm lighting. Ali introduced enthusiastically: "The food here is a unique Persian specialty, you must try it."

Soon, one dish after another was served on the table. There was fresh and juicy roasted lamb, which was fragrant, crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, and paired with unique spices, which made people linger on the taste; there was also colorful Persian pilaf, with distinct rice grains, mixed with various nuts and raisins, sweet and delicious. Sang Shuwan and Nancy tasted these delicacies with satisfied smiles on their faces.

During the meal, cheerful music suddenly sounded on the stage. A group of dancers in traditional costumes walked onto the stage. Their costumes were colorful and beautifully patterned. The dancers' movements were light and rhythmic. The men's dances were vigorous and powerful, while the women's were graceful. One of the young and handsome dancers was particularly eye-catching. His eyes were deep and bright, and his face was filled with a warm smile. His dance was full of appeal, attracting applause from the surrounding tourists.

Sang Shuwan and Nancy were also infected by the warm atmosphere and temporarily forgot their troubles. They enjoyed the dance, tasted the food, and immersed themselves in this wonderful time.

However, in the corner of the restaurant, a pair of eyes were staring at them coldly. This person was the spy sent by Sang Jiuyue. He quietly took out his mobile phone, took a picture of the scene, and then quickly left the restaurant.

The next day, Sang Shuwan and Nancy came to a lively market, which was bustling with people and full of stalls filled with exquisite handicrafts, special snacks and colorful fabrics.

They stopped in front of a spice stall. The stall owner was a warm-hearted uncle with a thick beard and narrowed eyes when he smiled. The uncle introduced in not very fluent English: "These are the best spices from Persia. Smell them. Are they fragrant?" As he spoke, he picked up a small jar, opened the lid and handed it to Sang Shuwan. Sang Shuwan sniffed gently, and a strong and unique fragrance came to her nose. She couldn't help but exclaimed: "Wow, it smells so good! What kind of spice is this?" The uncle smiled and explained. Although Sang Shuwan didn't understand it very well, she was infected by the uncle's enthusiasm and decided to buy some to take back.

Then, they walked to a stall selling handmade jewelry. The stall owner was a young girl with long black hair and a pair of bright eyes. The girl picked up a hand-woven bracelet and said to Sang Shuwan, "I made it myself. It suits you very well." Sang Shuwan took the bracelet and liked the delicate patterns on it. Nancy smiled and said, "Shuwan, buy it. It's really beautiful." So Sang Shuwan bought the bracelet and took a photo with the girl. The girl said happily, "I hope you have fun in Persia. Welcome to come again next time."

While walking around, Sang Shuwan saw an old man making a strange dessert. This dessert had a beautiful appearance and was dotted with shiny sugar grains. Seeing Sang Shuwan's curious eyes, the old man smiled and handed her a piece. Sang Shuwan took a bite and found it sweet but not greasy, with a very unique taste. She gave the old man a thumbs up and said, "Delicious!" The old man smiled happily, revealing a few broken teeth.

At the market, they also met a group of local children. When the children saw Sang Shuwan and Nancy, they gathered around curiously. One of the brave little boys asked in English: "Where are you from?" Sang Shuwan smiled and replied: "We are from China." The children were full of curiosity and asked Sang Shuwan to tell them stories about China. Sang Shuwan told them some Chinese legends and interesting customs. The children listened with great interest and even pulled Sang Shuwan and Nancy to play games together.

Unconsciously, a day passed in this joyful atmosphere. Sang Shuwan and Nancy returned to the hotel with a lot of gains. Spending the day with the locals made Sang Shuwan feel the hospitality of the Persian people and temporarily forgot the potential dangers and troubles.

After returning to the room, Sang Shuwan was still immersed in the joyful atmosphere. She said to Nancy, "I am so happy today. The locals are so enthusiastic. I feel so warm."

Nancy smiled and said, "Yes, I hope the days ahead will be this relaxing and enjoyable."

However, what they didn't know was that danger was approaching step by step. After receiving the photo sent by the spy, Sang Jiyue was so angry that her face turned blue. She said viciously: "Sang Shuwan, you are still in the mood to enjoy yourself. I won't let you be proud for too long."

In the following days, Sang Shuwan and Nancy visited many famous attractions in Persia accompanied by Hassan. Hassan was very knowledgeable about the history and culture of Persia, and his explanation gave Sang Shuwan and Nancy a deeper understanding of the city.

With Hassan's company, Sang Shuwan's mood gradually improved. She began to truly enjoy this vacation and feel the unique charm of Persia. However, what she didn't know was that the danger was not really far away, and a bigger conspiracy was quietly brewing in the dark...

Sang Shuwan and Nancy were infected by Farah's enthusiasm, and the tense atmosphere gradually eased. They began to communicate with Farah enthusiastically, talking about Chinese culture and food, as well as the customs and practices of Persia. Farah also shared some of her interesting business experiences, which made Sang Shuwan and Nancy laugh.

During the conversation, Sang Shuwan learned that Farah had a high status in the Persian business field and her business was spread across various industries. Farah was also curious about Sang Shuwan's acting career and kept asking her about interesting things during filming.

Before they knew it, a long time had passed. Farah looked at her watch and said, "Oh, I was so happy chatting with you that I forgot the time. I still have some things to deal with, so I won't bother you any more. I hope you can have a pleasant vacation in Persia. If you need any help, feel free to contact me." Then she handed Sang Shuwan a business card.

Sang Shuwan took the business card and said gratefully, "Thank you, Ms. Farah. It's really nice to chat with you today."

After Farah left, Sang Shuwan and Nancy smiled at each other. Nancy said, "I didn't expect to meet such a warm-hearted person here. It seems that our worries are unnecessary." Sang Shuwan nodded, but she still felt a little uneasy in her heart. She always felt that this encounter was too coincidental.

When they were about to leave the restaurant, Sang Shuwan found that her shawl had fallen to the ground. She bent down to pick it up, but saw a small black device under the table, which was flashing a faint red light. Sang Shuwan was startled, but she covered it with her shawl calmly, and then whispered to Nancy: "Nancy, there is a strange thing under the table, like a monitoring device."

Nancy's face changed slightly, and she pretended to be calm and said, "Don't panic, go out first."

They called the waiter to pay the bill and walked out of the restaurant as naturally as possible. As soon as they arrived at the restaurant door, they saw Farah standing in front of a luxury car and talking to someone. Seeing them coming out, Farah waved enthusiastically: "You're leaving so soon, my car is here, if you don't mind, I can give you a ride."

Sang Shuwan declined politely: "No, Ms. Farah, we have already called a taxi, thank you for your kindness."

After saying goodbye to Farah, the two quickly got into the car driven by the bodyguard. After the car started, Sang Shuwan took out the monitoring device. After carefully checking it, the bodyguard said, "This is indeed a very advanced monitoring device. It seems that someone is closely watching your every move."

Nancy said angrily: "Could it be Farah? She looks so enthusiastic, how could she..."

Sang Shuwan frowned and said, "We can't be sure yet. Maybe someone else put it in there while we were chatting with Farah. But no matter what, we have to be more careful."

Back at the hotel, Sang Shuwan and Nancy discussed and decided to change their next itinerary. Originally they planned to visit a famous attraction, but now they decided to change to a relatively niche place with fewer tourists.

The next day, they went to their new destination accompanied by their bodyguards. It was a small town in the mountains, with peaceful rural scenery and ancient buildings. The residents of the town were very simple and honest, and when they saw them, the foreign tourists, they all cast friendly glances at them. Sang Shuwan and Nancy strolled along the streets of the town, and gradually relaxed. They walked into a handicraft shop filled with all kinds of exquisite Persian carpets, ceramics and wood carvings. The owner was a kind old man, who enthusiastically introduced to them the production process and the stories behind each product.

While they were selecting goods, Sang Shuwan saw through the window two suspicious people across the street, wearing sunglasses and staring at them. Sang Shuwan was startled, but she pretended to be calm and continued to talk to the owner, while signaling the bodyguard with her eyes.

The bodyguard calmly walked to the door and pretended to check the surroundings. When the two suspicious people saw the bodyguard, they looked a little flustered and turned around and left in a hurry.

Sang Shuwan and Nancy did not dare to stay in the store for long, so they bought a few handicrafts and left. They decided to end their trip to the town early and return to the hotel.

On the way back to the hotel, Sang Shuwan suddenly received a text message from an unknown number: "Do you think you can hide from me? Hand over the necklace, or you will never leave Persia."

Sang Shuwan showed the text message to Nancy, and Nancy's face turned very ugly: "Sure enough, those people will not let us go easily."

The bodyguard consoled them: "Don't worry, ladies. We will protect you. We will go back to the hotel and strengthen security measures."

The car sped up and drove towards the hotel. Sang Shuwan looked at the scenery passing by quickly outside the window, her heart filled with worry. She didn't know what kind of danger she would face next. This seemingly wonderful vacation trip had completely fallen into crisis.

Night fell over the Persian city, the streets were filled with the unique aroma of spices, and the dim lights swayed in the breeze. In a hidden high-end club, Farah sat on a comfortable sofa with a businessman friend, and on the coffee table in front of them were exquisite tea sets, with curls of hot steam rising.

Farah picked up the teacup and took a sip. There was a meaningful light in her eyes. She said, "I've seen it for a long time. Sang Shuwan and Nancy are two simple and lovely girls."

The businessman frowned slightly, with a worried look on his face. "But they have that rose ruby necklace, which is too eye-catching. I don't know how many eyes have been staring at that necklace recently, and those two girls. Their every move is being watched."

Farah gently put down the teacup and leaned back on the sofa, a faint smile on her lips. "That's why I invited them to my manor. The manor has tight security, and ordinary people can't get in. I want them to feel more at ease there, and to ensure the safety of the necklace."

The businessman still had some doubts. "Fara, you have to think it over carefully. This may cause you trouble. Those who are eyeing the necklace will not give up easily."

Farah waved her hand, her eyes full of confidence. "I have been doing business in Persia for many years, and I have my own connections and means. Helping them may be an opportunity for me. There may be huge commercial value hidden behind that necklace. I want to learn more about it."

The businessman thought for a moment and nodded, "I hope everything goes well for you. By the way, when are you going to invite them over?"

Farah looked out the window and said thoughtfully, "Just in the next two days. I have asked someone to prepare the invitation letter and will send it to them tomorrow. I believe they will accept my invitation."

The businessman friend stood up and patted Farah on the shoulder and said, "I'll wait for your good news. Just let me know if you need any help." Farah smiled and nodded in thanks. Looking at the businessman friend's back as he left, a hint of expectation flashed in her eyes.

She sat alone in the club, the faces of Sang Shuwan and Nancy emerged in her mind. She remembered the curiosity and innocence in their eyes when she first met them, and the slight vigilance they showed when facing the unfamiliar environment. Farah thought that it must be very difficult for these two girls to be in a foreign country, facing many potential dangers.

Farah thought of the rose ruby necklace again. It was said that it was not only priceless, but also had a mysterious story behind it. If she could uncover the secret behind the necklace, she might be able to open up a new business territory. She decided to do her best to protect Sang Shuwan and Nancy, while also exploring the secret of the necklace.

Meanwhile, in the B&B, Sang Shuwan and Nancy had just finished a day of sightseeing and were sitting in the room to rest. Sang Shuwan was holding her phone, flipping through the photos she had taken today, with a happy smile on her face, "Nancy, I had a great time today. The scenery in Persia is so beautiful."

Nancy came out of the bathroom, wiping her hair with a towel, "Yeah, but we have to be careful, after all, the matter of the necklace has not been resolved."

Sang Shuwan's smile gradually disappeared, and a trace of worry appeared in his eyes. "I know, I always feel like someone is watching us in the dark. I hope we can get through this difficult time quickly and enjoy the rest of the holiday."

At this time, there was a knock on the door. Nancy looked at Sang Shuwan warily, then walked to the door and opened it after confirming through the peephole that it was a staff member of the B&B. The staff member smiled and handed over a beautiful letter, "This is for Miss Sang Shuwan and Miss Nancy."

Nancy took the letter and closed the door. "Who sent this?" Sang Shuwan asked in confusion. Nancy opened the envelope and took out the letter inside. "It's from Ms. Farah. She invites us to her manor."

Sang Shuwan took the letter and read it carefully. In the letter, Farah sincerely expressed her love for them and hoped that they could visit the manor and enjoy a quiet time. She also mentioned that the security of the manor was perfect, so they could have a peaceful vacation.

Nancy sat on the bed and looked at Sang Shuwan, "What do you think? Are you going or not?"

Sang Shuwan frowned and thought for a moment. "Ms. Farah seems sincere, and her manor is well-secured. Maybe we can avoid some troubles by going there. But after going through so much, I am still a little worried."

Nancy patted Sang Shuwan's shoulder gently. "I understand your worries, but it's not a good idea to keep worrying like this. Maybe going to the manor can help us relax. Besides, Ms. Farah has a certain influence in the local area. Her help may be good for us."

Sang Shuwan nodded. "What you said makes sense. Let's go. It's not a good idea to keep hiding like this. Maybe we can feel more at ease if we go to Ms. Farah's manor."

After the two decided to accept Farah's invitation, they began to discuss what to bring. Sang Shuwan took out the rose ruby necklace and watched it gleam charmingly under the light, feeling a little uneasy. She carefully put the necklace into a delicate box and then put it in the deepest part of her suitcase, as if this would give it an extra layer of security.

Nancy began to pack some daily necessities, saying as she did so: "I hope we can enjoy the rest of our vacation at Ms. Farah's estate without any more accidents."

Sang Shuwan looked at the busy Nancy and forced a smile, "Yes, I hope everything goes well."

However, they did not know that this decision would involve them in a more complicated storm. In Farah's manor, under the seemingly calm surface, there were actually undercurrents, and the rose ruby necklace was still the target of many forces, and a new crisis was quietly approaching.

In another dark corner of the city, Sang Jiyue was watching Sang Shuwan and Nancy's every move through surveillance equipment. When she saw a group of people who looked like locals approaching Sang Shuwan and her friends, she frowned tightly, with confusion and unwillingness written all over her face.

"How come so many local people suddenly appeared?" Sang Jiuyue gritted her teeth and whispered to herself, "Are they bodyguards sent by Nancy's family? I've heard before that Nancy's bodyguards are very powerful. They isolated our people outside and we could only watch from afar in this town. But where did these people come from?" Sang Jiuyue's eyes were full of vigilance and anger. She was unwilling to have her plans disrupted like this.

In fact, these people were the bodyguards sent by Farah. They were dressed in plain clothes and blended into the local crowd. They looked no different from ordinary Persians. Farah knew that Sang Shuwan and Nancy were in danger, so she specially arranged these experienced bodyguards to protect them secretly.

At this time, a bodyguard dressed as an ordinary courier, holding the letter carefully prepared by Farah, walked towards the homestay where Sang Shuwan and Nancy were staying.

Entering the B&B, the bodyguard politely knocked on Sang Shuwan and Nancy's door. Nancy opened the door and was slightly startled to see a strange local standing at the door.

The bodyguard smiled and said in not very fluent but understandable English, "Excuse me, are you Miss Sang Shuwan and Miss Nancy? I have a letter here that Ms. Farah asked me to give to you."

Nancy took the letter, looked at the bodyguard in confusion, and then looked at the envelope in her hand. "Thank you." She responded politely. The bodyguard nodded slightly, then turned and left.

Nancy closed the door, and Sang Shuwan came over immediately, "Who is it?"

"It's from Ms. Farah." Nancy said as she opened the envelope. On the letter, Farah's beautiful handwriting caught her eye: "Dear Miss Sang Shuwan and Miss Nancy, I have been looking forward to having more exchanges with you. I happen to be free recently, and I would like to invite you to my manor. There, we can talk about the characteristics and customs of various countries and share each other's stories. I believe this will be an unforgettable time. I look forward to your arrival."

Sang Shuwan and Nancy looked at each other, with surprise and a hint of hesitation in their eyes.

"Nancy, do you think we should go?" Sang Shuwan asked softly.

Nancy pondered for a moment and said, "Ms. Farah seems sincere, and communicating with her might help us relax. Besides, her manor sounds great. But..." Nancy frowned slightly, "After going through so much, I'm a little worried whether this will be a problem."

Sang Shuwan bit her lip and said, "I am worried too. But staying outside in fear is not a solution. Ms. Farah has a certain status in the local area. Maybe it would be safer to go to her manor."

After some discussion, the two finally decided to accept Farah's invitation. They began to pack their bags and prepare to go to Farah's manor, but they didn't know that this decision would completely change their subsequent journey.

In the distance, Sang Jiuyue watched the actions of Sang Shuwan and Nancy on the surveillance screen, and the jealousy in her heart grew stronger and stronger. "Sang Shuwan, no matter where you hide, I will not let you go. That necklace is mine after all!" She clenched her fists, her eyes flashing with madness, and then turned to the men around her and said, "Keep a close eye on them and see what they are up to. Once you have the chance, take action immediately!"

In the dim and oppressive room, the light flickered like a candle in the wind, making Sang Jiuyue's face, which was twisted by anger, even more hideous. She paced back and forth in the room anxiously like a trapped beast, and each step was heavy, as if she wanted to make a hole in the floor.

Suddenly, she stopped abruptly, and her already sharp eyes instantly turned into two sharp blades, shooting straight at the subordinates who were standing beside her and trembling, accompanied by a roar: "I asked you to find out the information, have you found out clearly?" The roar echoed in the small space, making the subordinates' ears buzz.

The subordinate was so frightened that his face turned pale as paper, his legs couldn't stop shaking slightly, his head almost dropped to the ground, and he said in a trembling voice with tears in his eyes, "Boss, I'm so sorry! This situation is too tricky. We could have barely kept an eye on Sang Shuwan and the others, but who knew that a group of people suddenly showed up, who looked like locals, but also peculiar. Later, we found out that they were sent by the woman named Farah. She has a lot of influence in the local area, and those people protected Sang Shuwan and the others very well, and we couldn't get close at all."

Sang Jiuyue's eyes suddenly widened, her eyeballs seemed to be about to pop out of her eye sockets, and veins popped out on her forehead, like angry little snakes. She shouted angrily: "A bunch of rubbish! You can't even handle such a small matter! Farah? Who is she? How dare she ruin my good thing!" After that, she kicked the chair next to her fiercely, and the chair couldn't bear the weight and fell to the ground with a "clang", making a harsh sound.

The subordinate shrank his neck, almost curled up into a ball, and replied cautiously: "Boss, this Farah is a famous local Persian businessman with extensive connections and a huge business. The security of her manor is very strict, and we can't get in at all. Moreover, she seems to be particularly caring for Sang Shuwan and Nancy. She personally sent people to protect them and invited them to the manor. The spies we planted around with great difficulty were all cleared out by her people."

Hearing this, the anger on Sang Jiuyue's face instantly turned into a complex expression, with reluctance, jealousy, and a trace of loneliness that was difficult to conceal. She slowly collapsed on the ground, staring at the ceiling with empty eyes, muttering to herself: "Why? Why are there always so many people around her who are kind to her and willing to help her? But I have nothing and can only rely on myself. What I want is always taken away by her easily. That necklace should have been mine, and all those honors should have been mine!"

Her voice became louder and louder, filled with endless grievance and anger: "For so many years, I have worked hard to climb up, but I was always stepped on by her. No matter how I schemed or tried, she always found a way to resolve it, and there were always noble people to help me. How am I inferior to her?" At the end, she was almost roaring, tears streaming uncontrollably from the corners of her eyes, sliding down her cheeks and dripping onto the cold ground.

The subordinate stood aside, watching the usually powerful boss in this state, feeling both scared and reluctant. But he dared not say anything, so he could only stand there quietly, waiting for Sang Jiuyue's next order.

Sang Jiuyue sat on the ground for a long time, and her emotions gradually calmed down. She slowly stood up, wiped the tears from her face with her hands, and her eyes rekindled with madness and determination. She said viciously: "Keep watching, I don't believe that Farah can keep watching. As long as Sang Shuwan and the others leave the manor, or if there is any slackness in the manor, report to me immediately. If I find that you are not doing your job well again, you know the consequences!"

The subordinates nodded quickly and said, "Yes, yes, boss. We will try our best." Then, they retreated in shame like a frightened mouse.

Sang Jiuyue looked at the back of her subordinates leaving, with a sinister sneer on her face. "Sang Shuwan, do you think you can rest easy just because you have someone to back you up? You are too naive. I will let you know what the consequences of offending me are." She clenched her fists, her nails dug deep into her palms, and blood oozed from her fingers, but she was unaware of it, as if this would allow her to grasp everything she desired. (End of this chapter)