326: Chapter 326: The Daoist Robe Elder 326: Chapter 326: The Daoist Robe Elder “It’s just a guess, not yet confird, but better safe than sorry,” Gu Zhiqi said, suddenly breaking into a smile and pulling out a yellow talisman paper from his pocket to hand to Gu ngyang, a sly twinkle in his eyes as he looked at Gu ngyang, “Just in case, do you want one?”
Gu ngyang “…”
I suspect you’re fooling again.
“It’s not expensive, just one hundred thousand,” Gu Zhiqi said while looking at Gu ngyang, resembling a salesperson very much.
In the end, Gu ngyang still bought the talisman paper.
The talisman paper was sothing he had watched the young girl make himself; its quality was guaranteed, just like the young girl had said, it’s always good to be cautious.
Once he received the transfer notification, Gu Zhiqi pushed the door and entered his office.
Before entering, he turned back to Gu ngyang and said, “You don’t need to co in.
Stand guard outside the door and don’t let anyone disturb .”
Gu ngyang nodded and replied affirmatively.
After Gu Zhiqi entered, Gu ngyang moved a stool over and sat down at the door, becoming the guardian of the office entrance.
After all, it was the top-floor office; there wouldn’t be many people coming up.
It was not until ten minutes later that a figure appeared in the corridor.
“President Gu, why are you sitting at the entrance?”
When the familiar voice reached his ears, Gu ngyang was engrossed in ssaging on his phone.
Hearing the question, Gu ngyang lifted his eyelids and looked towards the person who had spoken.
He saw Li Xiao, dressed in a formal suit and shoes, standing not far from him, holding a stack of docunts.
Gu ngyang just glanced at Li Xiao and withdrew his gaze, not answering his question, but instead asked indifferently, “Is there sothing I can help you with?”
“I’ve co to deliver so docunts and also need to go in and fetch a few,” Li Xiao said, lifting his gaze briefly to look at the firmly locked door of the office.
“Give the docunts you’re delivering,” Gu ngyang put away his phone and gestured with his hand towards Li Xiao.
Seeing this, Li Xiao imdiately handed over the docunts he was holding to Gu ngyang.
“As for the files you need, co back for them later,” Gu ngyang said after taking the docunts, adding this line to Li Xiao.
“Ah?” Li Xiao was taken aback, then realizing the situation, he nodded at Gu ngyang, “Oh, alright.”
“Go on with your work,” Gu ngyang said to Li Xiao.
“Okay,” replied Li Xiao, then left with a hint of confusion in his eyes.
Until he left, Li Xiao could not figure out why President Gu was sitting in the corridor.
After Li Xiao left, Gu ngyang slightly lowered his gaze, flipping through the docunts in his hand.
About ten minutes later, another person ca down the hallway.
Sensing a stranger approaching, Gu ngyang lifted his eyes and saw an old man dressed in a Daoist robe.
Looking at the figure before him, Gu ngyang’s brow barely perceptibly furrowed; he closed the docunts in his hand and stood up.
In his heart, he was sowhat puzzled—since when could just anyone walk into his company?
“Who are you?” Gu ngyang half-narrowed his eyes, scrutinizing the old man before him.
The old man was thin, with pronounced cheekbones and partially gray hair all tied back, secured by a wooden hairpin at the top of his head.
His dark eyes glittered sharply.
From the mont the old man appeared in the hallway, his attention was focused solely on the door of the office.
Upon hearing Gu ngyang speak, he shifted his attention to Gu ngyang, “Is there soone inside?”
Instead of answering the old man’s question, Gu ngyang placed the docunts on the chair, lifted his foot, and kicked the chair next to him aside.
“Young man, you’d best not block my way,” the old man saw Gu ngyang’s actions and knew he intended to stop him, continuing with an air of arrogance, “Be sensible, and I won’t harm you.”
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