"Don't go causing trouble, okay?"
It was rare for him to take advice for once, yet somehow that only made Chief Yuan feel less confident.
After hesitating for a moment, she looked over the excessively cooperative Fu Qian and finally couldn't resist offering a little reminder.
She'd been so focused on having an expert on hand that she'd forgotten this guy was a top-tier troublemaker, the sort who caused trouble wherever he went.
And this time, even Wen Li wasn't around. He was practically free to do whatever he wanted, with no one to rein him in.
For a moment, Yuan Shan almost wondered whether she should still leave.
"When have I ever caused trouble? Do you really have so little faith in my professionalism?"
At her reminder, Fu Qian couldn't help feeling he'd been unjustly accused. He asked in disbelief.
"Fair enough. You've never caused 'trouble'..."
There was no way she'd believe that innocent look on his face, even if she were drunk. As she recalled the past, Yuan Shan nearly ground her teeth together. She clearly understood what Fu Qian meant.
No matter how unreliable he seemed, this man always acted with a clear purpose.
He would never follow the rules, of course, but he rarely bothered with anything pointless.
The few "old friends" he'd just mentioned probably knew that better than anyone.
"So who are you planning to visit first? Chen Ping? Houhai Manor would certainly welcome you."
Even though she understood that he had certain principles, Yuan Shan still couldn't quite put her mind at ease. She casually asked what Fu Qian had planned.
"Either works. Do you have a suggestion?"
Unfortunately, he remained astonishingly easygoing, smiling as he asked her in return.
"Not really. I just think that, out of a sense of responsibility, I