She didn't want to waste time and turned to leave.

When I came out of the study, I saw Chen Jingxian acting suspiciously.

When Chen Jingxian saw her come out, panic flashed across her face, but she still held on, "You...are you mad at your grandfather again?"

Looking at Liang Qingmo's cold face, her momentum was a little lacking. "You..."

Liang Qingmo glanced at her coldly and said nothing more.

Watching Liang Qingmo's back as he walked away, Chen Jingxian stood there, her fists clenched tightly, her eyes vicious.

If she heard correctly, Mr. Liang said he would give her shares.

That's thirty percent. If she gets that share, she will really be able to make a big splash in the Liang family in the future!

And the truth from ten years ago... She must never know that.

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"Old Lin, drive!" Liang Qingmo ordered.

"Yes!" Lao Lin concentrated on driving and didn't dare to say anything or ask anything.

Although Xu Buyan told him to pay more attention to Liang Qingmo's condition when she went to the Liang family, it was now obvious that something was very wrong.

Liang Qingmo stayed at the Liang family for quite a long time, and it was almost noon when he came out.

When he wanted to call Xu Buyan, he realized that his cell phone was left at Liang's house.

"Lao Lin, call Mr.

Liang Qingmo felt a little annoyed when he called but no one answered.

There's not much time left until the agreed time, I hope she can make it.

After Lao Lin sent her to her destination, she asked him to leave and waited there by herself.

Time passed minute by minute, and she kept waiting there without drinking a sip of water.

Xu Buyan shouldn't let her down.

The restaurant was always lit, so she didn't notice that it was getting dark outside.

Later on, she became really impatient and decided to leave, but she felt dizzy as soon as she stood up.

She thought it was just hypoglycemia and didn't take it seriously, but when she took a step, she felt dizzy.

Her feet went weak and she fell heavily to the ground, then lost consciousness.

My wrist, which had hit the corner of the table, was bleeding profusely.