083. If I die, will you be very happy?

Nan Huaiyu took out his phone and dialed the number he had long since memorized.

Nan Wan held her phone in her palm. Even on silent mode, the flashing screen caught her attention.

She glanced at the person under the tree, hesitated for a few seconds, and answered, "Nan Huaiyu, what's gotten into you?"

Nan Huaiyu's long, narrow eyes squinted slightly as he gazed at the blurry silhouette, a devilish curve on his lips, "Are you coming down, or am I coming up?"

A few short words, spoken very slowly.

Even without seeing him clearly, Nan Wan knew he was drunk.

Unfazed, she drew the curtains, turned, and walked out of the bedroom, saying calmly, "If you don't want to end up on the front page tomorrow, call your driver back."

Driving after drinking is not only disregarding your own life but also not caring about the lives of others.

If an accident happened, his death would serve him right, but what about the innocent people?