After lamenting that his little sister was all grown up and slipping away, Lu Shiyan regarded Ji Yunhuai with a fresh measure of scrutiny.
If his sister really did have feelings for this man, then he ought to learn more about Ji Yunhuai, both as her brother and as a matter of common sense.
At that thought, Lu Shiyan suddenly spoke with a faint smile. "Your generous investment in Director Wei's project today was quite a surprise, Young Master Ji. But as someone involved in Spirit Abyss Chronicle, I'll benefit indirectly from it too. After giving it some thought, I felt I should thank you."
Surprised that Lu Shiyan had initiated a conversation, Ji Yunhuai raised an eyebrow. He slowed the car a little to make the ride smoother before answering, "If the drama becomes a huge hit, the Ji Family will benefit too. Since it's a win-win situation, why stand on ceremony, Second Brother?"
Lu Shiyan, once again left choking on the words "Second Brother": "..."
Thanks. I take back what I said earlier.
Apparently, getting angry is still unavoidable. This is going to be hard to get over.
After two seconds of silence, however, Lu Shiyan maintained his polite smile and continued, "You have a point, Young Master Ji. But I'm rather curious. Why has there never been any word of you taking part in managing the company? Under those circumstances, can you still make investment decisions for the Ji Family?"
At those words, the amusement in Ji Yunhuai's eyes faded a little, and the glance he cast through the rearview mirror grew more meaningful.
When Ji Yunhuai did not answer immediately, Lu Shiyan gave him an understanding smile and said gently, "Ah, sorry. I suppose that counts as Young Master Ji's family matter. It may be presumptuous