Ji Hanxing had only just stepped through the door when Xue Hui called.
He recalled the reminder Yan Jinyue had given him in the car on the way back.
"Someone later used that missing bank card to transfer money, which means they also knew its PIN. It must have been someone close to you."
"You know who usually spends time around you. Keep a closer eye on them."
Although Yan Jinyue had not said it outright, Ji Hanxing understood what he meant. He wanted Ji Hanxing to watch the people around him, especially his special assistant, Xue Hui.
"Mm, I will."
Ji Hanxing nodded in agreement, but he had his own considerations.
As a classic domineering CEO's ace special assistant, Xue Hui possessed not only all sorts of maxed-out skills, but also the most important quality of all: loyalty.
Of course, Ji Hanxing did not blindly trust the system or the original plot. He himself had been exploiting system bugs and plot loopholes, so neither the system nor the original plot was particularly reliable.
When it came to Xue Hui, Ji Hanxing still leaned more toward trust, mainly because of his impressions and experiences from their interactions during this time.
But apart from Xue Hui, who else could have taken the original owner's bank card and known its PIN?
Ji Hanxing answered the call.
"President Ji, there's something I need to report."
"Mm."
"President Ji, our group just received an official invitation to bid on that plot of land in the North of the City."
Wasn't that the very plot Yan Jinyue had just mentioned?
"Which other companies have accepted the invitation?"
Sure enough, Xue Hui already had the details:
"All the better-known companies received official invitations, and the tender notice is publicly available, so quite a few small, medium,