Chapter 955


    Lina was still stupefied.


    The man was expressionless as he ced the box in his hands on the concrete floor outside the


    supermarket.


    “Hey, you…” Only then did she react. “Take them away!”


    The man froze and tilted his body slightly to look at her.


    “You’re the Grist Group’s driver, right?” She crossed her arms. “We’re not selling your problematic


    beverage. Take all these boxes away!”


    The man looked at her quietly, his deep eyes revealing an unfathomable emotion. He said nothing.


    “What? Do you not understand what I’m saying?” Lina frowned. “They’re doing false advertising on the


    beverage’s ingredients for profit, and such a scandal hase out, yet they want the merchants to sell


    their product? Dream on!


    “Who do we look for when the customers ask forpensation when something happens to them after


    drinking it?


    “Take them, take them away! We’ll no longer ept the Grist Group’s merchandise! Also, we want


    them to bepensated for the losses we suffer!”


    The man stood still, looking calm.


    A strange feeling suddenly surged through Lina.


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    He would argue with her if he was just a regr truck driver. However, this person was so calm that he


    did not seem like a driver. He was as cold as ice.


    “Hey!”


    She felt as if she were talking to a wall.


    If he did not speak just now, she would really think that he was mute!


    Lina blocked the door so that he could not get in, so he ced the boxes at the door. She was


    dumbstruck. She attempted to move them back to the truck, but her tiny arms could not move the


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    The man went straight into the truck after he was done unloading the boxes and stepped on the


    elerator.


    Lina watched the truck from afar with her hands on her waist. She was pissed.


    “Forget it, sister.” Lina’s brother, Dave Jenner, walked over.


    The 12th-grade boy was much taller than her. She had just felt short standing in front of that man, and


    now another person was doing that to her! She heaved a heavy sigh and held back from exploding in


    rage.


    It was an outsider who had offended her, so why should she vent it on her brother?


    Dave grabbed her shoulders and smiled. “Sis, if you think they’re an eyesore, I’ll throw them away for


    you!”


    “But…”


    But it was the Grists who made them sell the beverage. They had paid, so they would be throwing


    money away!


    “You can’t bear to throw them away now, sis?”


    “No.” She smiled and whispered, “Don’t let our parents see when you throw them away.”


    “Don’t worry!”


    Lina turned around, entered the store, and got two lollipops from the shelf.


    They got one each—it was the tacit understanding they had cultivated since they were young.


    “Why were you fighting with him, sis?”


    “Him?” She was stunned. “You know him?”


    “He’s the driver who delivers for the Grists.” Dave whispered, “I’ve only seen him a few times. Every


    time I look into his eyes, I feel a little… scared.”


    Lina felt the same when she heard that.


    It was not that she was scared, but that man’s eyes were too deep. It was rather cold.


    “There are some rumors about him, sis!”


    “What?”


    “I heard from the street merchants that he has been in prison!”