100 ways to trick a boy into going to sleep

Chapter 784 Su Muzhe

"Ok."

She reluctantly agreed, "Um, no one's blocking the sun for her anymore..."

Her skin was fair, and her face soon turned a little red from the sun.

Zhou Yatang appeared to be looking straight ahead, but in reality, most of his attention was on her.

He frowned slightly, said something to his secretary beside him, and then, instead of continuing forward, led the group to a nearby tree to avoid the sun.

The three or four staff members standing nearby looked at each other, but remained silent and dared not ask.

You can't just guess what your boss is thinking. A man as wise as Zhou Duchang must have his reasons for doing things; he couldn't possibly have just asked someone to get an umbrella for the young woman next to him because he was worried about her getting sunburned!

This tree grows in the middle of nowhere, unattended, yet it is so big, with frighteningly gnarled branches and green leaves that block out the sun. Only a few rays of sunlight filter through the leaves, spreading out in fine, mottled patterns on the ground.

five minutes later.

The secretary jogged over, carrying a long-handled black umbrella—the same one Zhou Duchang had carried when it rained a few days ago.

For a moment, the silence was deafening.

The man glanced at the little girl, took the things, and the moment he opened the umbrella, Jin Huan immediately came over and stood obediently beside him!

Zhou Yatang's face was serious, but upon closer inspection, there was still a faint smile in his eyes.

Once out of the shade, he tilted the large umbrella towards her, but unfortunately, the heat was still unbearable.

The lingering heat of late summer is truly irritating.

She wrinkled her nose, looking at the small grasses around her that were vaguely wilted by the sun, and thought to herself.

The road conditions were poor, and it took them four or five minutes to reach the place where they were digging.

An elderly man with gray hair and a sprightly demeanor was waiting there early on.

A simple shed was erected.

The air here is thick with dust, making it unsuitable for casual conversation and tea. The fruit platter for guests only contains a few large oranges.

"Chief Zhou."

Upon seeing the person approaching, the old man stood up, strode over, and greeted Zhou Yatang. His expression showed neither arrogance nor disrespect.

"Elder Huang." Zhou Yatang showed him no condescension or disrespect whatsoever.

The old man looked at Shen Jinhuan with polite eyes.

Perhaps it was his calm and natural attitude that made him likable; when Jin Huan looked at him, the two even smiled slightly.

"You must be the little girl that Chief Zhou was talking about."

The old man had a kind face, especially when he smiled.

"Hello, Grandpa Huang."

She called him "Grandpa" without any hesitation.

The staff found it absurd. Despite his kind appearance, he was actually a stubborn old man with few direct disciples. In the few days they had been there, they had heard him scolding his disciples as idiots every day.

Seeing the kind-looking old man suddenly become genuinely kind made them feel uneasy.

"You don't need to follow us anymore." The old man waved his hand, dismissing the people and leaving only Zhou Yatang and Jin Huan to sit down.

Jin Huan and Zhou Yatang sat on one side, while Old Huang sat opposite them, as if they were about to take an exam.

"Girl, Grandpa will ask you a few questions." Although Zhou Yatang had mentioned this to him beforehand, and his first impression of her today was very good, as she was a perfect match for his major, she was only a freshman, and the old man wanted to test her judgment.

After all, this tomb was of great importance to the authorities, and he didn't want to bring in incompetent people who would drag the project down.

"it is good."

"Commander Zhou should have already shown you some initial information about this tomb. Based on your intuition, can you estimate which dynasty this tomb belongs to?"

Jin Huan answered without hesitation: "Sui and Tang Dynasties."

The old man was stunned for a moment, then his eyes widened in disbelief: "How can you be sure it's from the Sui or Tang dynasties?"

"Because this is me, well, I guessed."