Gu Yilou sat down opposite her.

Shangguan Wu took a couple of bites, then looked up at Gu Yilou across from him: "Brother, what do you want to ask?"

Gu Yilou looked at her seriously: "Sister-in-law, Gu Wu reported to me last night that you sent twenty people out to sea. Can I know why? Did something happen to them?"

Shangguan Wu paused for a second, then firmly denied, "No!"

Gu Yilou remained silent, his gaze fixed on her, clearly waiting for her to continue.

“I had a dream, but dreams are the opposite of reality. I only sent people out to sea as a precaution, but I don’t know where they are, and it’s hard to say whether we’ll even meet them.” Shangguan Wu could tell he was very worried, so he didn’t hide anything.

Did you send people out just because you were dreaming?

Gu Yilou trusted her intuition: "Send more people out to search."

Shangguan Wu shook his head: "No, too many people will attract attention. If we actually find them, it might expose their whereabouts. Besides, we can't leave the house unattended."

Gu Yilou's brows furrowed: "Now we can only wait for them to contact us first?"

“The signal at sea is bad, and the Divine Envoy Organization is not easy to deal with. They probably won’t contact us before the cleanup operation is over.” What Shangguan Wu didn’t say was that accidents didn’t count.

If anything unexpected happens, someone will definitely contact them.

So she preferred not to contact them, hoping only that they would return safely when the time came.

Gu Yilou remained silent for a while before standing up and saying, "Sister-in-law, please take your time eating. I'm going to the company now."

"Take care, brother."

Shangguan Wu watched him leave the dining room.

After breakfast, she took a car to the Second People's Hospital.