The people he had sent out had already been cautious enough, but he never expected the other side to notice something was amiss anyway.
"I've sent someone to continue the search. We should find her soon."
"Forget it. Let him go!" Chu Jingchen thought for a moment, waved his hand, then lowered his head and continued working.
As if he had thought of something, he raised his head again and instructed, "Oh, right. Don't let Grandma know about this."
"And keep blocking Gu Hualei's people. Don't let him find her."
A trace of astonishment flashed through Wang Bin's eyes.
He had helped stop Gu Hualei from finding someone so much before. Wasn't it all for Miss Su?
Why had he given up now?
Wang Bin couldn't quite figure it out.
"Understood."
Wang Bin nodded, turned around, and quietly left the CEO's office.
Only after he had left did Chu Jingchen put down his pen again. He turned to look at the cloudless sky outside the window, a faint smile appearing on his face. "That Little Ya is quite crafty."
"For the sake of that pig-nosed Gu Hualei, I'll help block him for you a little longer."
This was the first time he had seen Gu Hualei suffer such a huge loss and make such a fool of himself.
That alone would be enough to make him laugh at Gu Hualei for the rest of his life.
*
Meanwhile, Su Qiao arrived at a remote town in the Northwest Mountain Region. She soon found a job at the only shabby, dilapidated middle school in town with her letter of recommendation and diploma, and was warmly welcomed.
Looking at the school's cracked walls, peeling doors, and desks and chairs with broken legs that had been patched back together, as well as the