Chapter 180: Chapter 130 Stan (Super Long Chapter)_5
Chapter 180: Chapter 130 Stan (Super Long Chapter)_5
If nothing unexpected happened, her fate would be the same as “Meng Jie,” just collecting dust in Zhou Wang’s contact list.
When Zhou Wang first created this group, he felt a bit of a thrill, after all, they were all beauties above average. However, as Su Yajing, Jiang Mo, and Xu Wenqian appeared one after another in the past month, Zhou Wang’s threshold kept rising, and he didn’t have as many thoughts.
His main approach was just going with the flow…
At the time, the contrast between Xu Wenqian and this Hanhan was too strong, so Zhou Wang regretfully turned down Hanhan’s proposal to have dinner together that night.
In short, after driving the Continental GT back and seeing yet another slot in his garage filled, Zhou Wang still felt a bit of joy.
Nowadays, it’s hard for a car worth about four million to really excite him. Perhaps only filling up all ten parking spots would be his next pursuit.
With the Ferrari, Bentley, and Mercedes G-Class all shining, the Audi A8L seemed a bit out of place. If there weren’t so many empty spaces in his garage, Zhou Wang might even have felt a bit of dislike.
A car worth less than two million, is it even worthy to be in my garage?
Well, actually, in the corner of the garage, there was still a lonely, even cheaper car. That was now the only company car belonging to Wangzhou Culture, and it was Xu Wenqian’s new ride—
the Volvo S90.
Xu Wenqian had a decent taste. Although Volvos usually were bought more by men, the crystal white she chose added quite a bit of fashion sense to the S90.
A car landing at four hundred thousand, if it weren’t for the overwhelming pressure brought by the four other big brothers in the garage, it would have stood strong on its own and wouldn’t lose face when driven out.
Additionally, Xu Wenqian also bought a seven-thousand-yuan Little Bull electric scooter. In her words, in a city like Ming City, which often has traffic jams, scooters are more practical for running errands at times.
Zhou Wang could only commend her for her attentiveness on this matter.
There was also some progress in hiring a driver. It shouldn’t have been that difficult, considering Zhou Wang had offered very generous conditions. But Xu Wenqian directly contacted a headhunting company, and not a local one, it was from Peng City. They had already preliminarily locked in a few candidates and were in the next steps of contacting them…
In Xu Wenqian’s newly learned professional terms, this was called benchmark global vision, selecting outstanding talents from the nationwide pool.
…
These days passed in a blink, and July was almost over.
Jiang Mo was exceptionally busy on her side. One could only say that a master-level player is incredibly superior to others; after Wang Hongying took over the case personally, the whole situation developed extraordinarily.
She brought Jiang Mo to sort out the entire case from the beginning, and after a few days of visits, they obtained quite a few letters of forgiveness from victims, providing favorable preliminary conditions for commutation.
And in the realm of social opinion, some empathetic reports emerged.
After all, back in his prime, Jiang Yunfei did quite a bit of charity locally.
Jiang Mo visibly seemed in a much better mood, even posting a rare message on her Moments, with something like “dawn is coming.”
Zhou Wang didn’t disturb her and just listened to her share updates on the case every day.
Visiting Jiang Yunfei also had to be postponed for now, after all, as an untried inmate, only a lawyer can meet according to the rules. Although there were ways to make an exception, Jiang Mo heeded Wang Hongying’s advice to avoid connections.
Hence, Zhou Wang and she agreed to wait until the second trial’s decision in August before visiting her father together.
…
July 29, afternoon.
Zhou Wang, amidst the decoration of the newly renovated starry sky ceiling eSports room while “riding the fast wind forward,” heard the “ding” sound of a phone notification.
Looking at the gray computer screen, Zhou Wang typed a “?” in the all-player channel to show his dissatisfaction at being targeted by the foolish enemy jungler, then picked up his phone.
Killing the Robin: “Zhou Wang, do you have time today? I’d like to talk to you.”
Scrolling up through the records, all the messages were identical; Jiang Qingkui would send Zhou Wang one every day. Even if Zhou Wang occasionally forgot to reply, she still persisted.
This made Zhou Wang even more certain that Jiang Qingkui indeed pinned her hopes for financing on him.
There wasn’t much difficulty in deducing this; besides this, there was no other reason that could make her persistent toward him.
The reason Zhou Wang temporarily didn’t want to see her was simple too; their demands of each other were entirely different, and a meeting now would certainly not go smoothly.
Zhou Wang saw her as a high-quality NPC in the third action round, while Jiang Qingkui, it was highly likely, saw him as a “sucker” she could persuade to invest…
This woman’s ambitions were quite evident; Zhou Wang at this stage wasn’t confident in persuading her, so he planned to leave her hanging for a bit.
In fact, according to Zhou Wang’s thinking, the best outcome would be if Jiang Qingkui actually managed to secure some investment elsewhere and then boldly went into entrepreneurship. Then, when she hit a wall, Zhou Wang would step in and effortlessly bring her into his fold without lifting a finger… ahem, under his wing.
Zhou Wang was about to reply with “I’m busy today too,” but Jiang Qingkui quickly sent a second message.
“I know some things that might interest you. You won’t be disappointed.”
“For example?”
Zhou Wang froze and replied with two words.
Jiang Qingkui soon sent a photo, and upon seeing it, Zhou Wang’s interest was genuinely piqued amidst his surprise.