Quickly wear the host, don't panic, the person hasn't run far yet

Unfortunately, Gu Luochen had no identity and there was no way to put it under his name. Fu Yanzhou was thinking about waiting for the day when Gu Luochen figured it out and wanted to leave the Gu family, and then handing all of this over to him.

Now, he felt, was the right time.

Fu Yanzhou picked up Xizhou's share transfer agreement again.

"This money is earned by you for the company, and you deserve it."

At this time, Mu Wanxi was also a little surprised. She really didn't expect that Luo Chen, who was trapped in the Gu family at such a young age, could have such investment vision and ability. Her brother Chen was really amazing and was indeed a genius.

However, Mu Wanxi still said modestly: "Having said that, you still have to trust Brother Chen."

Mu Wanxi's eyes also unconsciously became gentle.

In fact, Fu Yanzhou was really courageous. He believed Gu Luochen's words, believed the words of a man who seemed to have mental problems in the eyes of outsiders and had no contact with outsiders for many years, and implemented his ideas without any doubt.

It can be said that it was Fu Yanzhou's belief that brought him to where he is today.

Upon hearing this, Fu Yanzhou lowered his eyes and shook his head gently.

"You don't seem to know how we met?"

Mu Wanxi nodded slightly, pretending to be listening attentively.

Fu Yanzhou glanced at Gu Luochen who was standing silently beside him, took a sip of the tea on the table to moisten his throat, and lost himself in memories.

"When I was a child, my family also lived in this villa area. Behind this villa area was a moat. Usually my parents did not allow us to go there to play, saying it was dangerous.

But my villa is right next to the moat. From upstairs I often see some children going there to play in groups of three or four, sometimes carrying small buckets. I was very curious and wanted to see what fun things were in the river.

Boys are always naughty, so one day I took advantage of their inattention and sneaked out, ran to the river alone. Unexpectedly, I slipped and fell into the river.

It was early spring, and the river water was unusually cold. I couldn't swim, so I struggled on the water for a few times before sinking.

Usually there were not many people there, and I had sneaked out, so I thought I was done for. Just when I felt extremely desperate, someone grabbed my arm and dragged me to the shore. I finally got to the shore, and I fell on the shore, gasping for breath.

It took me a long time to recover, and then I realized that the person who saved me was actually a little boy who was a head shorter than me and had a delicate appearance.

Having said this, Fu Yanzhou paused and turned his gaze to Gu Luochen, but Gu Luochen frowned.

"You remembered it wrongly. You are not that much taller than me."

Fu Yanzhou couldn't help laughing.

"Okay, okay, I'll be half a head shorter."

Gu Luochen didn't seem very satisfied yet, his brows were furrowed, but he didn't say anything else.

Fu Yanzhou smiled as he recalled, "I was extremely surprised that I was saved by such a tiny kid. The little boy didn't say a word, he just stood up and left. He looked so cool.

I was stunned for a moment, then stood up and followed him, calling him continuously, but he didn't stop.

Until he walked to the door of a villa, and an older man ran out.

He kept muttering: "Oh my little master, where have you been? Why are you like this? Why are you soaked? Come in with me and change your clothes."

I stood not far away and watched them walk in. The door closed and a cold wind blew past. I couldn't help but shiver. Then I realized how cold I was, so I ran back home.

After I fell into the water that time, I was not only scolded when I returned, but I also developed a high fever that lasted for three days.

Fortunately, children recover relatively quickly. A week later, I was full of energy again and my mother allowed me to go out again.

I ran to the door of the villa, thinking that I hadn't said thank you to him yet.

But after waiting for several days, he still didn't come out.

It was not until half a month later that I finally saw him by the river again. He was walking aimlessly along the river.

I ran downstairs immediately.

He was a little surprised to see me, but immediately he stood a little further away from the river bank, and I moved a few steps with him.

He pointed at me with his little hand and said in a lecturing tone: "You, a little kid, shouldn't come here to play. It's too dangerous."

I scratched my head in embarrassment, thinking, you are just a kid, why are you wandering around here? But then I thought about how he can swim and saved me last time, so I decided not to bother with him.

'I'm not here to have fun.'

He looked at me with some confusion, as if asking, why did you come here?

"I came to thank you for saving me last time."

He waved his hand expressionlessly.

'No, I just happened to see it.'

The tone was casual, quite old town-like.

After saying that, he ignored me and continued walking forward, and I followed him.

I looked at this little boy who was obviously younger than me and couldn't help asking, "Why are you here? Didn't you say that children shouldn't play here?"

He said coolly without turning his head: "I just came out to relax when I was tired of studying. The fresh air can make people's minds clearer."

I hurried a few steps to catch up with him, and walked side by side with him. He looked at me, then looked at the river on the right, frowned, pulled me to the left, and walked to my right.

Fu Yanzhou couldn't help laughing when he thought of Gu Luochen's smug look at that time.

Gu Luochen looked at him expressionlessly: "I only had one thought in my mind at that time."

Fu Yanzhou raised his head and looked at him with curiosity in his eyes.

"How can someone be so stupid as to keep going to the water when they can't swim?"

Mu Wanxi couldn't help but chuckle at the side.

Fu Yanzhou choked.

Thinking to myself, I came here to find you, and was too lazy to argue with him, Fu Yanzhou continued.

"After that day, whenever I saw him at the riverside at home, I would run down to chat with him.

Gradually I realized that he had been staying at home and had not gone to school, because he already knew everything taught in school. Even though he skipped a grade, he felt that the teacher taught too slowly.

So his family bought him a lot of books and let him study at home, and occasionally hired tutors to give him guidance.

Taking a walk by the river is one of his small habits. Since he was a child, he has been very worry-free and never causes worry to the adults at home. They are all very busy at work, so they don't pay much attention to him, and he usually goes back very soon.

And so we became good friends until one day two years later.