When she wanted to go back to her home in the provincial capital, she asked President Gao to send Li Cheng to take her back. She didn't know that Li Cheng was not a driver, and Li Cheng didn't say that he was temporarily assigned by President Gao that day.

Li Cheng was driving when he heard Gao's mother and Yan Hua talking about him. He glanced at Gao's mother in the rearview mirror. He felt that this kind-looking old lady was his benefactor.

Yan Hua listened to Gao's mother's nagging with a smile on his face. After she finished speaking, Yan Hua said, "Auntie, you may not know this, right? This Li Cheng is not President Gao's driver, but a staff member in our office."

Gao's mother was stunned when she heard this, and then she said a little embarrassedly: "Oh my, you see, I thought he was my driver, and your President Gao didn't tell me. Otherwise, I wouldn't have------"

Li Cheng then said: "Auntie, even if I'm not a driver, I'm willing to give you a ride."

When Gao's mother heard this, she looked at Li Cheng with a smile, then looked at Yan Hua and said, "We're almost at the service area, right?"

Yan Hua quickly said, "Li Cheng, stop at the service area ahead."

Li Cheng let out an "ouch" and slowed down the car.

In the service area, after Gao's mother and Yan Hua came out of the bathroom, they did not rush to get in the car, but walked slowly and chatted.

I don’t know what Gao’s mother said, but I saw Yan Hua nodding continuously and smiling widely, as if he was very happy.

Li Cheng had already come out and waited, and took this opportunity to fill up Gao's mother and Yan Hua's water cups. After he put the kettle back in the trunk, he saw the two of them returning, chatting and laughing, like a close mother and daughter.

Seeing this, Li Cheng once again believed that Yan Hua was President Gao's true confidant. Although Yao Hong seemed to be deeply trusted by President Gao, in reality, President Gao relied on Yao Hong's pen for various reports.