Hao Jian drove very fast, and Shu Ya was already used to Hao Jian's driving speed, so she didn't scream or shout. After about twenty minutes, Hao Jian drove her to a very secluded place.
It was a bay, very quiet, where only the sound of the wind and the waves lapping against the shore could be heard. The wind wasn't very strong tonight, but it was somewhat breezy. Opening the car window, the breeze blew in, feeling particularly comfortable on the face.
Not far away, it seemed that someone was already waiting there. Hao Jian drove to that spot. It was right by the shoreline of the bay, with waves and a not-so-high shore on one side and land on the other.
At this moment, Hao Jian stopped the car, then walked to the passenger side door and opened it, making a very gentlemanly gesture to invite Shu Ya out. Shu Ya was clearly a bit unsure of what was happening; she looked a bit confused. Then, under Hao Jian's gentlemanly gesture, she was gently pulled out of the car.
