"Carry on."
With that, Yan Ningke left the study at an unhurried pace.
Almost as soon as he asked that question, Shao Ke cast a cold glance at the pale-faced Vivian.
"Hand over your work and return to headquarters."
Vivian stared at the man behind the desk in astonishment. She tried to explain, but she had barely opened her mouth before she was stopped.
"Vivian!"
Lin Yechen looked at her with a cold face and a hint of warning. She dared not say another word, packed her things, and hurried out of the villa.
Assistant Lin ranked second only to Shao Ke at Bairun Group, effectively serving as its executive CEO. He held considerable decision-making power, and even some shareholders had to yield to him.
Yan Ningke returned to the courtyard. He had only just sat down and stroked the dog when he saw Vivian striding out with her head lowered and her laptop bag in hand.
Halfway out, she turned to look back.
Yan Ningke raised his eyes and calmly met her gaze.
Although he had done nothing, Vivian involuntarily took a small step back, then turned and hurried away.
Eventually, only two people remained in the study. Lin Yechen looked solemn. "Mr. Shao, there's been progress on the matter you asked me to investigate. Besides that gambler of a driver, we've also found a mechanic."
Shao Ke exhaled a cloud of smoke, his expression grim.
Lin Yechen continued, "The driver took the car involved in the accident in for servicing the day before. I followed that trail and checked the records of every employee at the dealership. I found that one of them received a huge sum of money two days before the incident. The day after the accident, he hastily quit and took his family to Southeast