Secretary An picked up A Yuan and went to admire the clean white horse that had just been bathed.

Because the jockey was Japanese, the association's vice president had to talk to him for a bit.

Nie Zhao took two steps back and said in a low voice, "Colonel Lange should have solid evidence by now."

Chen Rou also asked in a low voice, "From the Philippines?"

Nie Zhao nodded, but seeing the association's vice chairman and the Japanese jockey walking over together, he shut up and said nothing more.

Chen Rou also discovered a problem: in her previous life, Chen Ke and his group had not carried out such a large-scale operation to wipe out pirates as they had in this life. Of course, the fate of Gui Tou Chang's several large chests of wealth and various minerals was completely different from this life.

However, the butterfly effect, while changing the fate of Chen Ke and others, also set up stumbling blocks on Nie Zhao's business path. If Colonel Lango had evidence of Nie Zhao's funding of ICPO, not only would he not be able to obtain the Ocean Shipping Company, but all his international businesses would also be subject to sanctions by the International Trade Organization.

After all, the US dollar is the dominant currency now, and whoever the US wants to sanction has no choice but to comply.

However, if it's evidence, it must be something written down, a paper document. Why doesn't Chen Rou just steal it back?

So, another question arises: how should one steal documents from a commander?

Regardless of business matters, Nie Zhao is here today to look after his son's horses.

He really liked this pure white Arabian horse. Although it wasn't very fast and had a demanding breeding environment, making it very difficult to raise, Nie Zhao was attracted to its looks and wanted to breed it to give his son a foal.

But Ah Yuan shook his head like a rattle drum, so he didn't want this one.

He waved his hands, saying, "No, baby has, baby has..."

He held up two more fingers and looked at everyone with a serious expression: "Two."

He already has two big horses, one black and one red, which is quite impressive, and they were the champion and runner-up today.