The president has nothing left for me

Chapter 444

Someone knocked on the door suddenly, Cheng Yi walked in, saw Huo Yuan on the phone and hesitated for a while.

"Since Boss Wei cares about his son so much, please discipline him well and don't stretch your hands too far. I think Boss Wei doesn't like others touching his own things, right?"

After Huo Yuan finished speaking, he hung up the phone, turned around and looked at Cheng Yi, "Have you found it yet?"

Cheng Yi looked puzzled, "Chao'an is Wei Ting's territory, and there is someone secretly obstructing us, probably he is."

A sneer appeared in Huo Yuan's eyes.

Cheng Yi said: "This old guy said he didn't care, but he was actually afraid that his son might make a mistake. It shouldn't be that easy to catch those two people."

"Then wait for them to leave Chao'an."

Cheng Yi frowned, puzzled and asked, "Will they leave Chao'an?"

Huo Yuan didn't answer, he turned around, looking down at the whole bustling city through the floor-to-ceiling windows.

Like the supreme king, looking down on all living beings.

Cheng Yi stared at the man's straight back, and felt a sense of oppression emanating from his bones, which made him unable to have any doubts.

Indeed, as Huo Yuan said, Wei Huo and Jiang Yi hid in Chao'an for a few days before deciding to leave.

Because Wei Huo didn't know that his father was secretly protecting him, he just thought he was hiding it well.

After Huo Yuan's people died down, the two felt that this was a good opportunity to leave.

Wei Ting refused to help him, so naturally there would be no safety in Chao'an, Huo Yuan's people would find them sooner or later, so we had to take advantage of this time to leave Chao'an and go to a farther place.

In the middle of the night, the two of them packed up their things, took a taxi, and went straight to the train station.

Before getting into the car, Wei Huo couldn't help but look back at the crowd.

"What are you looking at?" Jiang Yi asked.

"Why do I always feel that someone is following us?" Wei Huo frowned, but he was not sure about the huge crowd in front of him.

Jiang Yi also looked back, but couldn't see anything except the crowd.

"Go up and talk later."

Wei Huo nodded, and boarded the train with Jiang Yi. Anyway, there were a lot of fish and dragons on the train, even if someone followed, they might not be able to find them.

Jiang Xin also stayed in the hospital for three days, but during these three days, Huo Yuan never came.

Aunt Zhang picked her up and left the hospital. She supported Jiang Xin and said worriedly, "Slow down."

Jiang Xin fell to the ground, and felt a terrible pain in her leg. She took a deep breath and sat back again.

"What's the matter, can I go? Didn't the doctor say it's not serious?"

Jiang Xin slowed down for a while before trying to stand up again, "It's okay, you can go."

"How about I give you the whole wheelchair?" Aunt Zhang hesitated.

Jiang Xin twitched the corners of her mouth and forced a smile, "It's not that serious, I just lay on the bed for too long, and I'll be fine after a little movement."

Aunt Zhang was dubious, she didn't understand these things, and the doctor didn't say that she couldn't walk or anything. Aunt Zhang thought about it and said, "That's all right, I'll support you, slow down."

"Yeah." Jiang Xin tried to walk a few steps, the pain was real, but she could barely bear it.

"What did you do?"

Jiang Xin pursed her lips, "I fell by myself."

"That's too careless." Aunt Zhang sighed and helped her to go outside.

Jiang Xin pretended to ask casually, "What is Mr. Huo busy these days?"

"I don't know either, maybe I'm busy with company affairs."

Jiang Xin didn't ask any more questions. The two walked out of the hospital and took a taxi back to Shanhai Bieyuan. On the way, she suddenly looked at Aunt Zhang, "Aunt Zhang, can I borrow your phone?"

Aunt Zhang didn't think much, just took out the phone and handed it to her, "Here."

Holding the phone, Jiang Xin moved to the window by the window without any trace, and called Jiang Yi from an angle that Aunt Zhang couldn't see.