He feigned difficulty and nodded.
"Alright, then let's do this tomorrow morning. I'll call Manager Wang, and we'll meet directly near the bank. Cash in one hand, contract in the other."
"Okay!" Li Haitao nodded.
...
After leaving the tea house, it was nearly seven o'clock. It was probably too late to transfer money to that pyramid scheme now, as the clouds on the horizon were set aflame by the setting sun, casting a vast expanse of red light.
The streets were crowded, with everyone walking with their heads down in a hurry.
Gu Chentian looked up at the sky filled with the dawn light, and an image of his older brother Gu Zhigang came to mind.
He sighed, Brother, don't worry, I will definitely find you!
He hailed a taxi on the street and climbed in.
It was eight o'clock by the time he returned to the hotel.
Tangtang had played so hard all afternoon that she fell asleep like a little pig, not stirring for hours, and was still asleep now.
