Actually, the fact that the boss has hemorrhoids is something that should be kept secret in all aspects. However, it's a hereditary condition in the Nie family, and all the men have it. Today, Kuangzai casually prescribed some medicine for Nie Jiayu, and that's how the news got out.

Uncle Ming bowed and said, "It was my oversight that the news got out. I'll handle things in Jiayu."

Nie Zhao hadn't had any pain from his hemorrhoids recently, and he'd even forgotten about it today. It was only when he brought it up that he realized how painful it was, but he still forced himself to say to Uncle Ming, "Chairman Nie should be discharged from the hospital soon. Ask him how to deal with those two."

Uncle Ming was taken aback, then asked, "Is Second Master... still alive?"

Nie Zhao had already gone into the restroom and didn't answer him.

Uncle Ming said from outside, "Third Master, you can handle Madam Mei however you like, but if Second Master really goes, the rift between you and Master will probably never be cleared up in this lifetime. You should be careful."

Nie Zhao said, "Tell your father that his son is sick, and his symptoms are the same as Han Yuzhu's. He can figure out the rest himself."

After a moment's thought, Uncle Ming understood: "So you want the master to announce to the public that the second master is ill, right?"

Even if Mei Lu and Nie Yao don't die, Nie Zhao will never allow them to appear in public again in the Nie family.

Someone needs to step forward and convey this message, but that person won't be him; it will be Nie Rong.

Nie Rong's concubine has gone mad, and his second son is ill; he needs to inform the public of these things.

Nie Zhao only discovered that his hemorrhoids were bleeding when he went to the restroom, and it seemed that he would have to have surgery.

After a while of treatment with traditional Chinese medicine, Kwong Tsai should be fully recovered. He needed to take a shower after using the toilet, but when he checked the medicine cabinet, he found there was no medicine. He pushed open the door to call Kwong Tsai, but when he saw Uncle Ming still standing at the door, he frowned: "Uncle Ming, aren't you going to rest?"

Uncle Ming clapped his hands and said, "Let's not talk about Madam Mei. As for the Second Master, even if he stays sick, the Master will be at peace. There will be no estrangement between you and your son. The Master will even be grateful to you. That would be the best."

Nie Rong had doted on Nie Yao for over twenty years, and even the DNA test results couldn't shake his love. Tonight, he even sent Secretary An to follow him the whole way. Moreover, Nie Zhao only discovered after Chen Rou left that Secretary An had actually put a bulletproof vest on Nie Yao.

That was, of course, a temporary measure that Nie Rong came up with because he knew that Nie Yao was likely to be in grave danger tonight.

The old man was shrewd; he knew that Nie Yao wished he were dead but was powerless to change the situation, so he played a trick on Nie Yao.

If Liang Lisheng really shoots Nie Yao tonight, given Nie Rong's anger and resentment at being stripped of power, he should take advantage of Liang Lisheng's guilt to return to the Nie family, ride on his head, and become the retired emperor.

That's not what Nie Zhao wants.

He didn't want Nie Rong to interfere in any of the Nie Group's affairs anymore and wanted him to retire completely.

So when he raised Liang Lisheng's gun to let Nie Yao go, it wasn't because of Nie Yao himself, nor was it to create a problem for Chen Rou. Rather, he wanted to use Nie Yao's life to exchange for the loyalty of his father's capable veteran general.

In wealthy families, there is no kinship; everything is business.

Now, Liang Lisheng is grateful for Nie Yao's release and will be loyal to him. Nie Rong can forget about regaining power in the Nie family. At the same time, Nie Zhao will have to make some sacrifices to save Nie Yao's life.

Seeing Kuang Zai bring in the prepared medicine, Nie Zhao took it and said to Uncle Ming, "I didn't put the person there, it was Arou."

Uncle Ming exclaimed in surprise, "So it's Third Aunt!" He added, "Third Aunt is truly beautiful and kind-hearted. I'll go tell Master right away."

He left after he finished speaking. Kuang was also very sleepy. He had to accompany Nie Zhao to surgery tomorrow, so he went to sleep.

But just as the child was about to leave, Nie Zhao suddenly called out, "Kuang Zai?"

Kwong stopped: "Is there anything else, Third Master?"

Nie Zhao smiled at himself in the bathroom mirror and said, "Order a bouquet of flowers tomorrow morning and bring it to my room first."

Kwong had never seen the boss smile before, which he found strange and a little scary, but he didn't say anything and left.

Before we knew it, it was the next morning.

Nie Zhao's hemorrhoids were so severe not only because he was not used to the environment after returning to Hong Kong from Europe, but also because he had been lying in bed for more than ten days. Treatment alone would not be very effective, and he had to have surgery first.

Of course, it's a minor surgery, so he only tells people that it's a chest or collarbone surgery.

He had to go to the hospital early in the morning and would be staying overnight, so he asked Kwong to prepare fresh flowers and go upstairs early this morning to deliver them to his wife.

As soon as they went upstairs, they saw Nie Jiayu coming out of Chen Rou's room.

The uncle and nephew exchanged glances, and Nie Zhao asked in a cold voice, "What are you doing here?" He pressed on, "Where is your niece?"

“It’s only 7:30. Aunt Chang said she’s been out for half an hour already, going up the mountain for a run.” Nie Jiayu reached for the flowers and tentatively said, “Uncle, my second uncle used to send flowers to Xi Niang all the time, but this is the first time for you.”

Nie Zhao paused for a moment before asking, "Your second uncle used to send flowers to your aunt all the time?"

Nie Jiayu said, "My second uncle also gave gifts to Madam Mei and Sister Ahan. He often played games with me and even went to Singapore to visit Jiajun. Sigh, he's sick now, and no one plays games with me anymore. I really want to see him soon."

Nie Yao is a good husband in the family; he's kind to everyone.

He would send flowers to Nie Han and Chen Rou, pick them up and drop them off on his way to work, and even used to go to Singapore every other week just to have a meal with Nie Jiajun, who was studying there. Compared to Nie Zhao, the children preferred him.

Nie Zhao stood there silently for a moment, then went into Chen Rou's bedroom, arranged the flowers neatly on her dressing table, and after leaving, he specifically found her maid, Sister Chang, and told her that the flowers were a gift from him before setting off for the hospital.

...

Meanwhile, Chen Rou, who had climbed the mountain in one go early in the morning, was in a pavilion, answering Nie Rong's phone call.

The old man called to thank her for saving his eldest son Nie Yao's life, and also said he wanted to give her a big gift.