At the suggestion, Ji Ting suddenly realized: I was always so busy with work before that I don't think I've ever been to a hot spring.
Ji Yanzhi's eyes flickered slightly. He could imagine that Ji Ting had devoted himself entirely to scientific research, but he hadn't expected his private life to have been so barren.
So the moment Ji Ting nodded, he took his hand. "Let's go today. We'll set off in a bit."
Ji Ting was a little surprised. "Now?"
"Yes. There are so many places I want to go with you, so we need to make the most of your time off."
Ji Ting gave a faint smile. "All right, but let's try not to leave Jing City. Otherwise, we'd have to trouble the comrades at the Confidentiality Bureau."
Ji Yanzhi's lips curved as well, and he rubbed Ji Ting's head. "Don't worry. I'll arrange everything."
As soon as he finished speaking, the butler hurried in. "Young masters, the Chairman is here."
The smile abruptly vanished from Ji Yanzhi's lips. "Ignore him," he said coldly.
"Well, when the people at the entrance saw it was the Chairman, they opened the gates for him."
Ji Yanzhi's expression chilled, but this wasn't the time to lose his temper. "Ji Ear, go back to your room first. I'll deal with him."
Ji Ting thought for a moment. "Come upstairs with me."
Just a few minutes later, Ji Zhenting entered the Main Building.
He wasn't alone. All seventeen of Shili's directors had come with him, not a single one missing.
The butler hurried forward and bowed slightly. "Good morning, Chairman. Good morning, directors."
"Ji..." Ji Zhenting restrained himself and exhaled, actually managing a smile. "Where are Xiao Zhi and Xiao Ting? They should be up by now, shouldn't they?"
"I'm sorry,