Although Nie Zhao was too embarrassed to show it in front of Chen Rou and A Yuan.
But in reality, his prejudice is enormous.
You should know that Xiao Minmin's status in the old chief's family is the same as A Yuan's status in the Nie family.
It should be said that she was even more favored than A Yuan.
After all, Xiaominmin's second uncle would take her with him on his business trips and bring her to meet the children.
But A Yuan's second uncle only secretly fights with A Yuan.
But whenever Nie Zhao thought of the slimy snails and the furry squirrels that might carry the plague virus, he felt itchy all over. He hadn't even met Xiao Minmin yet, and he was already having an allergic reaction.
Although he is allergic, he still wants to see Xiao Minmin, considering his son and wife's wishes.
It was late at night when he came out of the Governor's Palace. He instructed his secretary, "Tell the family doctor to prepare as many antiviral drugs, rabies vaccines, and plague vaccines as possible. Also, ask Kwong to make time so he can come with us to meet the clients."
Secretary An felt that her boss was being a bit neurotic, so she reminded him, "Boss, if the squirrel that Minmin was carrying had the plague, customs wouldn't have let her through, so there won't be any problems. Besides, she's a really cute girl. You'll see when you meet her. She's just like my little daughter. She has a tomboyish personality, and she's both cute and cheerful."
Nie Zhao knew, of course, that if Xiao Minmin brought a pet and the pet was sick, customs would stop her.
However, it's impossible for customers to come to Hong Kong before they return.
If he wants to see Nie Zhao, it must be in Shenzhen.
So Nie Zhao had to take A Yuan to Shenzhen. What he was afraid of was that, for example, the gardens of the Shenzhen Hotel had rats, squirrels, snails, and earthworms. He was afraid that the little girl would take A Yuan into the garden to catch squirrels.
And what if his son gets the plague? Wouldn't he need to get vaccinated in time?
Nie Zhao was naturally happy to meet the client; in fact, it was an unexpected delight, as it wasn't part of his plan.
Moreover, private meetings make communication easier and facilitate the progress of projects in the capital.
But the little girl in the photo, holding a gun and looking fierce, was someone Nie Zhao viewed with the same prejudice and discrimination that white police officers had towards the people of Hong Kong. At that moment, he had already sounded the highest level of security alarm in his mind.
A Yuan was going to see Xiao Minmin, and he wished he could put a hazmat suit on his son and then cover him with a germ shield.
After explaining the client meeting, Nie Zhao said, "An Jie, pick up your second master for me."
Nie Yao had a cell phone, and Secretary An had his number. She dialed it immediately: "Second Master, the boss wants to speak to you."
Turning around, Secretary An handed over the phone with both hands.
Nie Zhao answered the phone but remained silent for a long time. Nie Yao couldn't help but ask, "What is it?"
Not wanting to be at a disadvantage in his conversation with Nie Zhao, he added, "Roaming fees are very expensive, so speak quickly if you need anything."
Nie Zhao said, "Go back to Hong Kong tomorrow to visit your father in the hospital, but you must give an interview at the hospital entrance. In the interview, you must affirm the work done during the Governor's term, look forward to the handover, and express your confidence in the development of Hong Kong."
Nie Yao didn't even fight for the family property. The cash his father had saved for him hadn't been touched until now. In a unique and unconventional way, he broke free from Nie Zhao's constraints. He didn't take any money, so his tone was naturally agreeable.
He sneered, his voice laced with indignation: "Seeing the citizens causing such a ruckus, the Governor's Office wants to quell the unrest and appease the public's anger. But you used me to curry favor with the Governor and gained a lot of commercial benefits in return, didn't you, Chairman Nie? That KGB agent was one of yours, and you were the one who caused the nuclear leak. You've shot yourself in the foot, haven't you? Hmph, I thought you were truly a master strategist who could quell the unrest from afar. Ha, but there are people and things you can't control."
The Russians' move caused a huge uproar, and the gangsters in Kowloon regrouped. There were no winners in this whole affair. The British army was in a state of panic, the Governor's Office was in a state of turmoil, and the mainland was also paying close attention, because the root of everything was the citizens.
What they are stirring up now is public resentment, which will directly affect the handover.
Nie Zhao talked with the governor for a long time and came up with a solution: to have Nie Yao, who had not appeared in public for eight years but had a broad base of support among the people, stand up, say good things to both sides, and reassure the public.
When Nie Zhao tried to talk to Nie Yao, he immediately started arguing, disregarding all manners of etiquette and morality.
He said, "Noff did a great job. The governor promised that as long as the gangsters could be disbanded, he would personally talk to the Chancellor of the Exchequer about the Ocean Company and reduce the price by another 3 percentage points."
The acquisition price of the ocean shipping company was several billion. One percent is enough for an ordinary rich man to struggle for his entire life, let alone three percent. Yes, the incident was caused by the Russians, but based on that incident, Nie Zhao saved tens of millions of yuan.
Nie Yao resolutely said, "I refuse. I will not go, much less act as an intermediary for you."
Nie Zhao had anticipated his response and added, “Huo Qi is with you now, right? You might not remember him, but from 1988 to 1993, during the five years you didn’t show your face, he contacted me no less than a thousand times to investigate the cause of your and Mei Lu’s deaths. The files he compiled were stacked up to two meters high. He investigated all the way to the Hong Kong Sanatorium & Hospital. To appease him, I donated ten million dollars to the Department of Health. Ah Rou said… he is the only one left in Hong Kong who has any backbone. You don’t have to stand up, and I have no obligation to lend a hand. If the situation escalates further, his whereabouts in mainland China will be exposed. And as you know, mainland China is one of the five countries in the world that possess nuclear weapons.”
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