Quick Transmigration: The Beautiful Host Wants to Have Both Love and Career

Jun Sui took a few steps forward, gradually approaching the woman whose face was calm yet exuded a mysterious aura.

He tilted his head slightly, his gaze sharp and unwavering as he stared intently into the woman's eyes.

His eyes revealed a clear distrust and intense curiosity.

It was as if he wanted to use that burning gaze to cut straight into the woman's heart, see through all the true thoughts hidden in her heart, and expose all her secrets.

His voice was deep yet authoritative as he spoke:

"And you, you are absolutely not an innocent person who can stand aside and not get involved."

Judging from all the signs, you should also be a member of their mysterious organization.

Having spent so long struggling in that dark, quagmire-like environment, one must have become intimately familiar with their methods and schemes.

But why did you suddenly change your stance at that critical moment?

Did they make a decision that went against the organization in order to save our lives?

Don't try to come up with any high-sounding, righteous excuses at this time.

Such a reason would be unbelievable even to a naive three-year-old child, let alone a wise person.

This is the third flaw; what exactly are you trying to achieve?

Jun Sui's imposing manner did not diminish despite the questioning. He slightly raised his chin and continued in that aggressive tone:

"Moreover, the abilities you have demonstrated and the degree of control you have over the situation far exceeded our expectations."

You are not only extremely familiar with the complex and varied terrain there, but also have a thorough understanding of the organization's hidden structure and personnel relationships.

Such skill is beyond the reach of an ordinary member.

Therefore, in my opinion, your position in that organization must be quite high.

However, in this dangerous and fearful situation, you surprisingly only trust me and Ah Si.

Entrusting their safety to us without reservation is illogical and unreasonable; this is the fourth flaw.

You must give us a reasonable explanation; otherwise, we will find it difficult to believe your current stance and motives.

At this moment, the air in the entire room seemed to be frozen by the tense atmosphere, and not even a slight breeze could penetrate it.

Everyone held their breath, not daring to make a sound, quietly waiting for the woman's response.

The woman sat quietly on the hospital bed, facing Jun Sui's barrage of questions, a barely perceptible hint of panic flashing in her eyes.

But it was fleeting, replaced by a calm and composed demeanor.

She slightly raised her head, her movements gentle yet resolute, to meet Jun Sui's sharp gaze, as cold as a star.

But the woman did not flinch; she simply sighed softly.

The sigh was long and helpless, as if it contained countless unspeakable memories of the past.

She parted her lips slightly, and said in a steady yet firm voice:

"Captain Jun, your insight is indeed admirable, but some things are not as simple as you think."

I admit that I did have some involvement with that organization, and that's a past I can't erase.

But I was not a core member of their organization, and I never genuinely endorsed their actions.

She paused, as if caught in a vortex of distant memories, a hint of reminiscence unconsciously appearing in her eyes.

Her expression, like that of a faded old photograph, bearing the marks of time, spoke slowly:

“I was drawn into this organization from a young age and grew up there. There were many things I didn’t have a choice about.”

But as I grew older, I gradually saw through their cruelty and evil.

I have been secretly gathering evidence, trying to find a way to break free from their control.

This incident is a key part of my meticulously planned, all-or-nothing scheme.

Jun Sui frowned, clearly not entirely believing her explanation.

His eyes still held scrutiny and inquiry as he asked in a stiff tone:

"Then why didn't you tell us the truth before? Why wait until now to say it?"

The woman's lips curled up slightly, revealing a smile.

That smile was full of helplessness and heartache as he said helplessly:

Do you think they would be so stupid, dull, and oblivious?

That organization was like a tight net, with their informants everywhere.

If I reveal my intentions too early, I will not only fail to complete the plan, but I will also implicate more people.

I can only act cautiously in the dark and wait for the right opportunity.

Your appearance gave me a glimmer of hope.

My choice to believe in you is not a spur-of-the-moment decision.

It is because in my interactions with you, I have felt your sense of justice, determination, and strength.

That's why I took the initiative to lead you out through the secret passage.

Yun Suisi stood to the side with his arms crossed, silent, his brows furrowed, his eyes deep in thought.

After a moment, he slowly spoke:

"Even if what you're saying is true, how can we be sure that you're not still working for that organization now?"

Everything you've said could be another trap they've set.

The woman slowly reached under the pillow and took out a small object:

"I stole this from a secret room within the organization."

It contains information about their core plans, but requires a special password to open.

I wanted to crack the code myself, but time is of the essence, so I can only place my hopes on you.

If I were truly risking my life for them, why would I take the risk of bringing out this thing?

Isn't that enough to prove my sincerity?

Jun Lique gradually regained some composure from his previous emotional turmoil.

Although his eyes still held a hint of wariness, they now showed more rational thinking.

He stared intently at the object in the woman's hand, his eyes filled with complex emotions, and slowly said:

Even if this thing is real, it doesn't completely prove your innocence to some extent.

But the current situation is a complete mess, and we don't seem to have a better choice but to trust you for now.

However, you must understand clearly that until the truth comes out, you must accept our close surveillance; this is our final bottom line.

The woman nodded slightly, the movement gentle and submissive, her eyes revealing a firmness and resolve:

"I understand your concerns and I am aware of my current situation."

I am willing to be monitored.

I'd do anything to completely destroy that organization and allow me to live a normal life.

After some conversation, the tense atmosphere among everyone, which seemed ready to snap at any moment, eased slightly.

After experiencing these twists and turns, Jun Lique and the others realized that staying there idly would not help, so they decided to leave the hospital and find another way out.

Perhaps a new environment will provide more opportunities to break through the current predicament.

Jun Lique was the first to stand up. His movements were swift and decisive, and his eyes revealed the resoluteness unique to soldiers.

He strode toward the door, his steps steady and powerful, each step carrying the determination to step into the unknown.

However, just as he was about to step out the door, his steps suddenly stopped, as if he were being pulled back by an invisible but powerful force.

He leaned back slightly, then slowly turned around, his gaze sharp and fixed on the serene woman.

His lips parted slightly, as if he wanted to say something but hesitated.

After a moment's hesitation, the question that had been lingering in my mind finally slipped out:

"what's your name?"

His voice was deep and mellow, echoing in the almost deathly quiet ward, carrying a hint of hesitation and intense curiosity.

The woman was visibly startled.

A complex and unreadable emotion flashed across her originally calm eyes, a mixture of surprise and hesitation.

She slightly raised her head and looked directly into Jun Li Que's eyes, her gaze deep and distant, as if traversing endless time and space.

Then, she gently parted her lips and said in a soft yet firm voice:

"The clouds are dyed blue."