Destroying the dreams and aspirations of little girls about heroes is truly a heinous cri.
"Actually, it doesn’t have to be today."
Jiang Chen changed the topic.
Yuan Run imdiately chuckled, giving a thumbs-up, "Amazing!"
Classic flattery.
Although he didn’t know where this girl heard his glorious stories or which particular stories she heard, Jiang, the boss, found her admiring gaze quite gratifying.
Boys.
Sotis, what they pursue is just this sense of vanity.
"Let’s go."
Jiang Chen cooperated, taking large strides towards the outside, cool indeed, but only lasted less than three seconds.
There was still a considerable distance to the door when he suddenly stopped, turned his head, "You co along too."
He was looking at the Taoist nun sister.
In Apang Palace, the Taoist nun sister always assud it was a safe environnt, and she wouldn’t accompany him unless he ntioned it.
Usually, it wouldn’t be necessary.
No need to trouble soone else.
But knowing there’s a tiger idiot sitting downstairs, it’s more prudent to bring the Taoist nun sister along.
Boss Jiang was never soone who would act egotistically or lose himself in pride. Last ti in the bathroom, he had to face the assassin one-on-one because he had no choice—those people didn’t play fair.
Having such a powerful "protector" by his side, only soone who had their brain squeezed by the door would take risks.
It’s not a Dragon Ao Tian novel or a domineering CEO TV show.
Seeing him wanting to bring a woman, Yuan Run was a bit surprised.
What for?
Trying to look cool?
So n indeed enjoy flaunting pretty girls, but it’s usually only done by the lower ranks.
In slang.
It’s called low-class.
Of course.
He’s the boss here, Yuan Run didn’t comnt, but again glanced at the silent Tanki Liuli following behind Jiang Chen, and then headed out as well.
Everything in Apang Palace was as usual, seemingly the trouble hadn’t erupted yet.
To maintain his grand image, Jiang Chen didn’t specifically ask, but awkwardly, he didn’t ask, and the others truly said nothing.
All the way, he continuously glanced at Yuan Run, but she didn’t receive his signals at all.
"Later, just say we t halfway, I went to the bathroom and ran into you guys when I ca out."
Finally, on the way downstairs, Yuan Run spoke up, but hardly communicated telepathically with Jiang Chen.
Moreover.
This girl didn’t seem to consider whether her bathroom ti was a bit too long.
"Why don’t you go first; I’ll co later."
Boss Jiang said.
Yuan Run looked as if she had been enlightened, imdiately said, "Okay, you guys go slower."
After that, she hurriedly ran down the stairs.
Jiang Chen was amused yet slowed down the pace.
They’ve helped out; you can’t put them in trouble again.
It’s basic decency.
Even though this help seed optional.
No need for Yuan Run to specify the table; just ask any service staff, and you’d know.
When Jiang Chen walked over with the Taoist nun sister, even though sowhat ntally prepared, seeing Yuan Bingshan the tiger idiot sitting with Yuan Run and the familiar back view of the person these siblings were facing, he couldn’t help but feel a bit surprised.
If not wrong.
That back view should be the "trouble" Yuan Run ntioned.
She truly wasn’t being alarmist.
Soone like her brother only causes headaches, whereas so need caution and concern.
"Oh, Boss Jiang is personally inspecting the work, huh."
About five or six ters away, Yuan Run, who was facing this way, seed to spot them, greeted proactively, her deanor full of surprise, truly vivid, even causing Jiang Chen to wonder if the person who had been chatting with him all along was this girl’s double.
"Miss Yuan is indeed strongly supportive of Apang Palace."
"Of course, as you’re the boss, shouldn’t you show appreciation to a loyal custor like ?"
"No problem."
Jiang Chen called the waiter, "Send a bottle of Romanée Conti to Miss Yuan’s table."
Such a perfect double act.
Tanki Liuli behind Boss Jiang quietly watched.
"Brother Jiang."
The back facing them turned around.
Jiang Chen was surprised and smiled, "Mr. Song is here too?"
"Quite a coincidence, I intended to co alone for a sit-down, didn’t expect to et Bingshan and the others."
Jiang Chen glanced at the tiger idiot.
Compared to last ti, the most obvious change was—
Darker!
"Young Yuan, if you have any requests, feel free to instruct the service staff; Apang Palace will certainly try to et them, and if there’s no condition to et them, we’ll create conditions to et them."
As the boss, Jiang Chen executed flawlessly, aiming for all-around satisfaction, leaving no one behind.
"Has Apang Palace changed ownership?"
Yuan Bingshan observed Jiang Chen, wondering if he still rembered this forr defeated opponent.
"Hmm, not long after Yuan paid a visit last ti, I took over Apang Palace from Miss Lan. If there’s any lack, I hope Yuan won’t hesitate to point it out."
Although he was equally famous as Ye Tingxuan, their temperants significantly differ.
The Young Prince Ye is unpredictable, but this tiger idiot is different, he seed uninterested in Jiang Chen, the new boss of Apang Palace; upon hearing Lan Peizhi had transferred Apang Palace, he no longer bothered with Jiang Chen.
Regarding this.
Jiang Chen was utterly unconcerned, in fact, he couldn’t wish for more.
With the Taoist nun sister overseeing, he certainly wouldn’t fear the tiger idiot causing trouble, yet conducting business, avoiding conflict is definitely preferable.
"Bingshan, you might not know, Aunt Lan is no longer here, but Taoist Duanmu is."
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