King Of War: Starting with Arms Dealer-Chapter 737 - 681: Prince, Melee_2
If it were me, I would have the child.
Then, I would hold the baby all day in front of him to stop him from always rushing ahead in everything.
Kitten shook her head in frustration and said, "Monica once told me that love is like driving; the more powerful the woman, the more incapable she is of sitting in the passenger seat.
Leaving the driver's seat makes us lose our sense of security, but a child is like adding a brake to the passenger seat, giving us the power to hit the stop button."
Upon hearing this, Nis was taken aback for a moment and said, "Having a child would make him stop always rushing ahead?"
When Kitten heard this, it was as if she was meeting Nis for the first time. She asked curiously, "How did you use to think about it? Being his comrade and buddy in bed, sharing life and death together until the last breath?"
Nis nodded slightly and then shook her head, saying, "No, until I feel ready..."
Kitten laughed scornfully and said, "Forget it. That guy is a lion, a lion in love with thrills. Without that critical excitement, you'll never be ready.
Monica has been studying Chinese men recently, and she told me that after looking at a lot of information about them, she noticed a phenomenon: Once a Chinese man has a child, the focus of his sense of responsibility changes.
Hu Lang loves you, he wants you to be the queen of Tubruq, not a sniper following him around.
Devil Bird, only you and the child can make him change his current state."
Nis was silent for a long time after listening, and turning back, she looked at Ayu, who was always smiling, and asked, "Do you think so too?"
Showing his ugly grin, Ayu said, "Sangha Town will have a prince, and everyone will be happy!
You should tell the boss and Dragon Gecko right away. That old guy has always been thinking about this. He's going to be mad with joy!"
Nis hesitated for a moment, then shook her head and said, "No, I'll wait until I get back and get checked out. He's brought up having children with me many times, maybe I should have a serious talk with him..."
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Kitten looked at Nis with a complex expression and said in a strange tone, "Yes, have a serious talk...
This world is too unfair. Those who want it can't get it, while those who don't want it have everything running into their arms..."
Realizing she might have said too much, Kitten quickly added, "I'm talking about Monica. That witch has tried everything to climb into his bed. Now, she's still foolishly waiting in New York, running around for him, getting nothing but an apartment..."
Nis had long been accustomed to Kitten's complaints and shrugged indifferently, saying, "What do you want? A house?
You could go to Brazil, buy some land, and build a house however you like. Any place is fine. I can give you the money.
Qiao said he wanted to take me to Brazil to see sloths, but we never got the chance. If your house is ready, we can stay there for a while."
Upon hearing this, Kitten pointed to her own nose and said unhappily, "My house, and you guys are going to stay?"
Nis nodded and said, "If you think that's unfair, you can go on a vacation to the house in Greece. Neither Qiao nor I have been there since we bought it.
Eric said he docked his yacht near our house; it should be fun. You might want to try it out."
Kitten felt she would never get used to Nis's attitude. She had never seen anyone so 'generous.'
But this seemingly indifferent 'generosity' got Nis more...
The kind of 'generosity' born from trying to cater to Chinese men's control desires and male fantasies.
When she met Hu Lang, a Chinese man, a peculiar chemical reaction occurred that even counteracted some of Qiao's boss' male instincts, keeping him restrained in a position where he could take or demand from women as he pleased.
Joe Ga was unaware of what happened behind him, as he was busy studying the satellite maps, considering what to do after rescuing 'Professor.'
The journey of several kilometers didn't take long; they soon arrived at a Kurdish checkpoint.
The Kurdish female soldier brought along went out first, rushing toward the armed soldier at the checkpoint with excitement.
Perhaps the good news brought by the female soldier invigorated the soldiers at the checkpoint, as they quickly moved the barricade aside and even offered an informal salute as Joe Ga and his team passed.
Polaris, guided by the female soldier, quickly passed through several checkpoints and entered a rundown-looking small town amid the admiring gazes of soldiers.
After greeting a group of Kurdish female soldiers stationed at the main passage, they stopped near a hospital in the center of the town.
Joe Ga observed a large number of patients queuing up outside the hospital, where many European and American volunteer soldiers were distributing medicine to some of the patients with minor conditions.
Not all the volunteers were those so-called female soldiers; many men wearing green vests were also there.
The situation was odd, but Joe Ga couldn't put his finger on what was wrong...
At that moment, Joe Ga couldn't afford to ponder the oddities, because he spotted someone familiar...
The Seville Paratrooper Lieutenant 'Walnut' he met at the Tunis defense exhibition.
The moment the vehicle stopped, Joe Ga ran up to 'Walnut,' who was standing in front of the hospital, grabbed his arm, and said loudly, "'Walnut,' where's Professor?"
