Supreme Warrior in the City

The producer was stunned for a moment. In fact, with Ying’er’s situation, even if she breached the contract, the penalty would only be three million. He had brazenly raised the sum to over seven million, assuming that Ying’er’s side would cause a commotion. Surprisingly, Su Yang agreed so readily and offered payment directly—didn’t he even want to look at it first?

"You... you’re sure you’re going to pay directly?" the producer asked in astonishment.

"Otherwise?" Su Yang responded with a smile. "Come on, give me the account number, I’ll transfer the money, and get the contact drafted!"

The producer was left dumbfounded but eventually provided Su Yang with the account details and arranged for the contract.

After receiving the contract, Su Yang smiled and nodded: "Very well, then we’ll be leaving first. Oh, right, Ying’er, don’t you have a friend here? Let’s pay them a visit first, and then we can leave after the competition!"

Ying’er was completely confused; she couldn’t fathom Su Yang’s intentions. He had clearly brought her here to compete, saying that he would expose the issue during the competition. But now he had terminated the contract, preventing her from performing.

Even though the contract was terminated, which was fine by Ying’er as she truly had no intention of lingering, Su Yang, having taken the contract, still didn’t leave. Was he planning to continue embarrassing himself here?

With a grin, Su Yang led Ying’er out of the hall to a secluded area, where Ying’er whispered, "Su Yang, what... what are you up to exactly?"

"Nothing much, just strolling around," Su Yang replied cheerily. "Get ready, you have a competition tonight. Yue Jing should be coming over soon; let her accompany you!"

"A competition?" Ying’er was stunned. "But... haven’t we just terminated the contract?"

"The contract is terminated, sure, but who can stop you from going on the stage?" Su Yang chuckled.