Life in elementary school was better than Tang Tang had imagined.
Once she settled in, she no longer found her classmates quite so noisy.
Perhaps because they knew she disliked a fuss, her classmates rarely disturbed her while she slept-even when someone occasionally tried to wake her, Chu Yun stopped them.
Tang Tang was deeply touched and decided to be nicer to Little Senior Brother from now on.
After getting used to school, Tang Tang began eating lunch there too-she had discovered that the food was pretty good, and going back and forth to eat at home was simply a waste of time.
After the midterm exams, Tang Tang had to start preparing to skip a grade.
With her so busy, Tang Beichen found it even harder to see his daughter. He could only channel his frustration into his work and strive to retire sooner.
That day, Tang Beichen returned from a business trip. Just as he left the airport, he received a call from his company secretary.
"Mr. Tang, officers from the police department are here. They say they want to investigate the land in Nanjiang."
Tang Beichen paused. "Wasn't that land purchased over a decade ago?"
"Apparently, there were improper dealings involved."
The secretary lowered her voice. "The official involved back then is in trouble, so they're reopening the investigation."
"My father handled that land purchase. Shouldn't they go to him if they want to investigate?"
Tang Beichen considered it. "Have you contacted the family?"
The secretary said, "...Not yet. The police asked us to cooperate. Mr. Tang, what should we do?"
"What else can we do in a situation like this? If the police have come to us, that means they already have enough evidence. What can we possibly do?"
Tang Beichen spoke unhurriedly. "Give them whatever