Fast Transmigration Heroine God Can't Escape

Chapter 716 Mysterious Jiang Shaochong Addicted (11)

As soon as those words came out, Tang Nianzhi couldn't believe his ears, he only felt the aftershock in his throat turned into a humming sound filling his ears.

His eyes were a little sad—is he finally nervous?

Along the way, he didn't pay attention to anyone, only one person's name, which was like an invisible shadow pressing on his heart since he was a child.

However, ten years later, Jiang Cenlin finally appeared, and Shu Yunnong might be snatched away from him.

It turned out that Tang Nianzhi would also be afraid.

In ten years, many things could indeed happen, but Tang Nianzhi's fear of Jiang Cenlin remained unchanged.

This feeling happened once ten years ago.

The cicadas were very noisy that day, as if they wanted to stop the passing of this summer with their cries, but they stopped for a while and then immediately became irritable, stirring up a burst of unreasonable irritability in people's hearts.

Tang Nianzhi had a birthday gift for Shu Yunnong in his arms, and in order to surprise her, he chose to sneak into Shu's house from the "dog hole" in the backyard.

The two of them secretly dug this dog hole to play "Big Adventure" when they were three years old. Except for Tang Nianzhi and Shu Yunnong, no one discovered the mystery hidden under the thick fence in this garden.

So no one noticed Tang Nianzhi's invasion at all, but the flower farmer's grandfather came to trim the flowers and trees on time, and almost bumped into Tang Nianzhi who had just sneaked in.

The latter had no choice but to roll to the back of the house to avoid the limelight. Just as he was waiting for the opportunity to sneak into the Shu residence, a faint sound came from the window above his head.

It appears to be two men talking.

Tang Nianzhi was very obsessed with suspense movies at that time, where the protagonist would always eavesdrop on some shocking secrets by chance.

He did hear it later, but he preferred not to know.

At that time, Tang Nianzhi listened for a while, and then recognized one of the voices, which was Uncle Shu Qiao.

The other voice was not very familiar.

He suppressed his curiosity to peek, and huddled in a corner to do his best to eavesdrop.

The strange man said: "How is Shu Yunnong recently?"

Shu Qiao's voice paused slightly: "Thanks to Mr. Jiang's concern, she is very good."

President Jiang?Tang Nianzhi's eyes trembled. He had heard from his sister that the Jiang family would return to China every year to attend Shu Yunnong's birthday party, but he didn't know what this President Jiang looked like.

So this is Shu Qiao and the mysterious president of the Jiang family?I always feel that something unexpected will happen next.

Tang Nianzhi listened to his ears again with great interest, and heard Boss Jiang say again: "Mr. Shu must have fallen in love with this girl, right?"

Tang Nianzhi, who was eavesdropping on this, couldn't help frowning. What kind of talk is this? Shu Qiao is a serious daughter slave. This is something that almost the whole country knows.

Moreover, it is only natural for a father to love his children—not to mention...although he often refuses to admit it—not to mention that Shu Yunnong is so good-looking.

Sure enough, Shu Qiao's voice was immediately stained with displeasure: "Boss Jiang, what are you talking about?!"

Tang Nianzhi nodded, silently cheering for Uncle Shu Qiao.

But hearing the man's last words made his whole heart tremble.

Shu Qiao said: "I know how important she is to the transaction between you and me. I just hope that the Jiang family can keep their promise in the end."

"That's natural." Mr. Jiang replied flatly, "As long as Shu Yunnong can grow up smoothly and save the most important person to our family, Cen Lin, our Jiang family will definitely return Mrs. Shu to Zhao."

Speaking of this, the man's voice paused slightly, and he could vaguely hear some condescending tone: "It's just that I need to trouble you to take care of Shu Yunnong."

"Okay." Shu Qiao agreed coldly, as if what they were talking about was not Shu Yunnong, the little princess of the Shu family who was loved by thousands of people, but an insignificant child on the side of the road.

(End of this chapter)