Seeing that she was being ignored, Cao Xiujuan turned around and boarded the boat, where she saw Zhou Yunting was also on board.
She deliberately walked over and sat down in the seat next to Zhou Yunting.
"Deputy Regiment Commander Zhou, you're going to Guangzhou too?"
Could it be that you're helping Comrade Jiang keep an eye on the trade fair over there?
If you ask me, you're really lucky. I heard that Comrade Jiang is having twins again this time, maybe even a boy and a girl.
I've heard from some places that it's better to give away one of the twins (a boy and a girl) for them to survive.
Zhou Yunting looked at her coldly.
"What era are we living in? Why are we still indulging in this kind of feudal superstition?"
Comrade Cao works at the guesthouse, right?
I remember there are two guesthouses in Guangzhou. I wonder which one you stayed at?
Do you believe your superiors know you're doing this blocking?
Cao Xiujuan didn't know what he meant by those words.
But it's definitely not a good thing.
The smile on his face looked a little stiff.
"Deputy Commander Zhou is right. Since it's feudal superstition, we can't believe in it."
Oh dear, speaking of which, Sister Zhou is quite adept at doing business.
It's just that she's not in Guangzhou keeping an eye on things, and it wouldn't be good if any conflicts of interest arose.
You'll still have to remind her later.
Zhou Yunting sat upright in his seat, listening to Cao Xiujuan continue speaking.
His face darkened with extreme impatience, and the air pressure around him seemed to drop by thirty degrees.
He glanced indifferently at Cao Xiujuan, then turned right and looked back.
He didn't reply to a single word, nor did he speak to Cao Xiujuan.
Cao Xiujuan was a little intimidated by his behavior, but she thought that since he was a soldier, he wouldn't hit her.
She reached out and tucked the stray hairs behind her ear, then shifted her position closer to Zhou Yunting.
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