Chapter 1551
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He suddenly remembered that Tang Si had gone missing right before the wedding and felt a little breathless. "Is Tang Si also a girl from Tang Village?"
Tang Yu looked at Doctor White with his dark eyes and said after a few seconds, "I don't know Tang Si."
Doctor White quickly said, "I'm sorry."
Tang Yu didn't say anything else and just drove in silence.
The car stopped at the entrance of the President's residence.
Doctor White had just gotten out of the car when he saw Helian Jing, who had rolled down the car window and was looking at him.
Helian Jing looked at him.
She had seen this car an hour ago at Baili Yu's place. Could it be Tang Yu?
She pushed open the car door and got out of the car. She walked over and raised her hand to knock on the driver's window gracefully.
Tang Yu wound down the window and his gaze fell on Helian Jing.
Helian Jing smiled. "What a coincidence, Mr. Tang."
Tang Yu pressed the steering wheel. "It is indeed a coincidence."
Helian Jing said, "Come to my place for a cup of tea. You won't reject me, right?"
Tang Yu looked at Helian Jing. "Are you sure?"
Helian Jing said calmly, "Why can't I be sure?"
Tang Yu said, "Then I'll have to trouble you."
Helian Jing looked in the direction of the President's residence and gestured for them to let her in before returning to her car.
Doctor White was speechless.
She hesitated for a few seconds and got into Tang Yu's car.
Tang Yu drove into the President's residence and parked next to Helian Jing's car.
Helian Jing got out of the car and looked at them inquisitively.
Tang Yu got out of the car soon after.
Doctor White looked at Helian Jing and Tang Yu. "Then I'll go back first."
Helian Jing responded indifferently. Her gaze fell on Tang Yu. "Mr. Tang, please."
Tang Yu followed Helian Jing all the way to Helian Jing's residence.
In the living room, she asked Tang Yu to take a seat and went to make tea.
Tang Yu looked around the living room. Just as he had imagined, it was both noble and unique.
Helian Jing came over and handed Tang Yu a cup of tea.
Tang Yu said, "Thank you!"
Helian Jing sat opposite him, her eyes calmly landing on Tang Yu. She took a sip of tea and glanced at the time. "I heard that Tang Village is a very special place."
Tang Yu looked indifferent. "It's a poor and remote place. There's nothing special about it."
Helian Jing twirled the teacup. "Mr. Tang, you're too humble."
Tang Yu took a sip of tea. "It's delicious."
Helian Jing said, "Thank you for the compliment, Mr. Tang."
Tang Yu said, "It's not a compliment. The tea is really delicious."
Helian Jing looked at Tang Yu and did not beat around the bush. She got straight to the point. "I heard that Mr. Tang has the final say in Tang Village."
Tang Yu said, "That's true."
Helian Jing lowered her head and looked at the tea leaves in the teacup. She blew on them gently. "Mr. Tang, you should know why I'm treating you to tea, right?"
Tang Yu said, "Maybe you've guessed it."
He put down the teacup in his hand and his eyes met Helian Jing's.
Helian Jing was stunned.
She had read a lot of people, but she could not see through his eyes. It was as if he was hiding a lot of things and she could not see through him.
Tang Yu said, "Doctor White asked me just now."
Helian Jing's eyes were burning. "What did he ask?"
Tang Yu said in a low voice, "He asked if Tang Si is from Tang Village."
Helian Jing's heart skipped a beat. She controlled the rhythm of her breathing. "How did Mr. Tang answer?"
Tang Yu looked at Helian Jing with his dark eyes. "I said I don't know Tang Si."
Helian Jing's heart sank. "So Mr. Tang really doesn't know Tang Si?"
Tang Yu's eyes looked a little sad. "Do you want me to say I know her or not?"
[On the way back from my hometown, it snowed and the highway was closed. Sob sob sob, it was already 11: 30 pm. I immediately wrote a chapter and will update it tomorrow.]
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