Chapter 55 Shareholder

Seeing Qin Yu’s expression, the director smiled and said, “Did you think I called you here to punish you for something?”

“Yes, I thought the supervisor came over and complained again, saying I was late or something,” Qin Yu replied with an embarrassed smile.

“After Director Guo arrived, it’s true that...”

“Shaoqing, your flushed face is just too adorable!” Ye Zihan seemed to be in a very good mood.

I looked at the message and let out a long sigh, not sure whether to blame myself for impulsively turning on my phone or marvel at just how much trouble my sister-in-law could cause.

Damn it, he still vividly remembered the punishment just now and didn’t want to go through it again. He decided that, at worst, he’d let those clothes rot in the wardrobe.

After having just experienced a kind of purgatory, Su Yan had no temper left against this damned system.

Jian Zi finally raised her eyes to look at me, then glanced at Su Mo. Seeing that Su Mo was also watching her, she shifted her seat.

“I’m not angry anymore… I promise, I’ll never lie to you again… alright?” His broken whispers, accompanied by gentle kisses, fell beside my ear. How could I resist such tender affection? Even my tense body gradually softened.

I heard Su Mo’s footsteps entering the bathroom, and after hearing the door close, I finally opened my eyes, picked up the phone from my bedside table, and checked the time.

Zhou Zhiqing walked out of the ward and exchanged a look with Gu Nan. The former gave a barely perceptible nod, then quickly caught up with Gu Dong.

The people who had been fighting finally came to their senses. Seeing Xuanyuan Qi being held hostage by Ye Zihan, they had no choice but to stop.

After a false alarm, Tong Yue angrily unfastened her seatbelt, cursing as she got out of the car, ready to give the driver in front a stern talking-to.

Hearing Jun Yancheng’s words, Zhao Li’s group dared not delay, but thinking about staying here, they worried about what would happen with the mistress.

If it weren’t for us, they wouldn’t be in such a mess now, nor would they have to bring the madman back.

“Why didn’t any of you wake me up?” Mo Jiuqing looked at Hui Ying, lazily yawning. Last night, that little white dumpling wouldn’t stop crying and fussing—no matter how the palace nannies tried to soothe him, nothing worked. In the end, only when he was in Mo Jiuqing’s arms did he finally sleep soundly.

“Lu Manor” was situated just south of Bao Manor, the second largest among the five manors of Lexian County. Of these, Bao Manor was the undisputed largest, while the other three manors were hardly worth mentioning compared to Bao Manor and Lu Manor.

“By the way, Master, I told my junior sister that she’d break through to the Spiritual Martial Realm within a month, but I have no idea how to train her. Please advise me.” At this moment, Zi Yun Yuan played her cards perfectly.

By the time it reached Mo Jiuqing, its fur had dried, though its paws were now all dirty.

Beneath his weary appearance, he nevertheless responded, counterattacked, and resisted with calm composure.

As soon as Mo Jiuqing left, he remembered and sent the shadow guard after her. The guard reported that Mo Jiuqing hadn’t left the bedchamber, which finally allowed Jun Yancheng to breathe a sigh of relief.

My body gradually regained sensation, the numbness fading away. I was barely able to speak, struggling to brace my still-tingling body against the wall, and looked anxiously at Su Qianqian’s worried face as I spoke with difficulty.

“If that’s the case, I didn’t buy anything either. But I’ve already got an idea—listen, tell me what you think!” Victor leaned in to whisper in Hugo’s ear. At first, Hugo was dumbfounded, then his face lit up with delight as he praised the idea again and again—this was truly brilliant.

Their phones started buzzing—this meant the detector had found something. Just as Chu Yun was about to move, Lin Chen held him back.