While going to get water with Director Wu and the others, I inadvertently turned my head and saw Shu Wenyuan and Fu Yunpeng discussing something. There was also a foreigner at the table with them, and the three of them were very engrossed in their conversation.

Shu Ying had just looked around her seat but couldn't find her father. To avoid attracting attention and suspicion, she didn't dare to look too openly, and she was still worried.

Seeing her father sitting there unharmed, Shuying's worries vanished instantly, and she couldn't help but take a closer look at them.

She vaguely remembered that foreigner; when they checked his identity at the door, he seemed to say he was involved in some kind of foundation... probably a charitable foundation.

However, this is a good opportunity to pass on a message.

After filling the water container, Director Wu saw her standing there holding the cup without moving, and greeted her with a smile.

"Come on, Shuying, do you need any help?"

Shu Ying smiled and shook her head.

"I'm just a little thirsty. I'd like to stand here and finish this drink, then get another one to take back later. Director, you can go back and eat first. Don't worry about me."

Director Wu didn't think much of it, nodded, and left.

Shu Ying forced herself to finish the glass of water she was holding and poured herself another half glass. After making sure no one was paying attention to her, she chose the path where her father's table was located and "accidentally" tripped as she walked there.

Shu Wenyuan subconsciously reached out to support her, firmly grasping her arm. When he looked up, he realized it was his daughter, and for a moment he was a little confused.

Shu Ying, still looking shaken, smiled and thanked him.

As she pushed Shu Wenyuan's arm away, she brushed her fingers across his palm and slipped a note she had written in advance into his hand.

Shu Wenyuan immediately received the signal and instantly understood what was going on. He subtly tightened his grip, then casually withdrew it, placing his fist on his knee and waving his other hand.

"It's okay, just be careful."

Shu Ying responded and walked away as usual.

Her movements were natural throughout, and there was no indication that she knew Shu Wenyuan.

Shu Wenyuan seemed to regard the previous incident as a minor interlude, and then turned back to continue his conversation with the foreigner at the same table.

As he was talking, he pretended to reach into his pocket to pull out a pen, while simultaneously stuffing the note into his pocket.

A moment later, Shu Wenyuan finally found an excuse to go to the restroom.

Once inside the cubicle, he immediately took out the note from his pocket and looked at it.

As expected, Shu Ying guessed his purpose in publishing the article and briefly described a dream she had, which she had already asked Xie Zhiyan to investigate based on the dream's content.

Shu Wenyuan has always believed that family members are connected at heart and will have some mutual understanding.

He did not object to Shu Ying's actions; in fact, he was relieved.

This provides another avenue for finding people.

Fortunately, my son-in-law has such abilities, making it much easier to find people.

Shu Wenyuan felt a surge of hope and great satisfaction.

Sure enough, no matter what, a family is always of one mind.

Xie Zhiyan was a good son-in-law; he is an upright and trustworthy person.

If someone else had been chosen… let alone helping to find people, Shu Wenyuan couldn’t even imagine how those people who fawned over the powerful would treat Shu Ying after the Shu family was demoted and lost their former influence.

The note was small, but Shu Ying wrote her delicate penmanship in very small characters. So after she finished narrating these things, there was still some blank space left, which she used to briefly explain her current situation.

The story is too long to tell, so I'll just use four words to sum it up: Everything is fine.