Hua Hua: "Third brother, could you not be like this? My brother must be feeling terrible, his health isn’t good. Second brother, say sothing. How about I set up a dinner, so we can all sit together, and maybe resolve whatever issues we have?"
Bai Wuqing remained silent.
Actually, he didn’t completely wash his hands of the matter.
Over the past two months, even if he pretended to be deaf and blind, it was impossible not to know. So people in the military branch of the Canadian political parties thought they’d seized a chance to dig up a big fish, planning to extract benefits from him, overhaul the political scene thoroughly, or make the Gu Family completely disappear in Canada.
The end almost resulted in the military branch setting its own tail on fire. The silent rivalry concluded with the only solution: shake hands and reconcile, destroy all evidence, and point out a few scapegoats.
And those scapegoats, in the Gu Family, are the people who Shaocheng originally didn’t use; in the political arena, a few officials fell from grace, and the first act of the newly appointed officials was to extend an olive branch to Shaocheng, handing over a large deal—the North Gate Oil Pipeline Developnt Project.
The tricks within, those under-the-table dealings, he had no interest in knowing!
He and Baihao were both angry about the sa thing: Shaocheng should have at least inford them beforehand!
Admitting that they knew not being inford made them and Baihao act like headless chickens, like fools, certainly gave so people a false sense of security!
But accepting it rationally was one thing, emotionally not accepting it was another!
A cold heart doesn’t warm up overnight!
His answer was: let it be!
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Hua Hua hung up the phone, irritated, drove around back to his villa, and as he was about to open the door, he suddenly bumped into a human obstacle, and instinctively retaliated.
"You’ve improved your skills so quickly?"
With a deadly move, Hua Hua pinned the person’s neck against the wall, pulled out his phone, and shone the light.
It was The Great Lai!
This person had a rogue look, never expected to be captured by Hua Hua so easily, and he didn’t even have the ability to resist, furrowing his brows thinking: he underestimated his enemy.
"Why are you at my door?"
"Cough... cough... can you let go first?" He was almost being strangled!
Hua Hua didn’t care about revealing his skills, glaring violently: "Lai! Shi! Zu!"
The Great Lai gasped violently, yet stubbornly continued to talk cheekily: "Hearing my na from your mouth, my trip wasn’t in vain."
"Go to hell!"
"Co on," The Great Lai was almost unable to breathe, yet his smile remained: "Did you know? I originally planned to take advantage of the dark night and knock you out before breaking in, can you not leave so defeated?" Now it turned out that his life was in soone else’s hands, could this storyline twist for him? Just a little accomplishnt, please?
"With just you?" Hua Hua sneered.
It was almost like hearing the biggest joke in the world: "Do you think in a one-on-one fight, you’d be my opponent?" Did he think his hardships in Sahara for the past few months were for nothing?
Hua Hua pressed the password lock, the next second, directly threw him out, while he himself, stepped inside, with a loud bang locked the door.
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