After her substitute disappeared, the CEO went crazy

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After simply packing his luggage and going out, Shen Weiqing sent Shen Nianci directly to the airport after having lunch at the Ling family's old house.

Because of what happened in the news, Mr. Ling felt guilty and even became a little taciturn at the dinner table. It was not like the chattering he used to do when discussing marriage. Instead, he started to sigh.

Shen Nianci and Shen Weiqing looked at each other, and on the way back, the mother and daughter made an agreement not to mention anything in the news.

In order to make Mr. Ling happy, Shen Weiqing specially brought him some food.

After all, Mr. Ling is old and worried about getting angry.

Unexpectedly, halfway through the meal, Mr. Ling's anger level skyrocketed as he looked at the well-behaved and sensible Shen Weiqing, and he spoke first.

"Sooner or later, I'm going to be pissed off by that bastard!"

Really losing his appetite, the old man put down his chopsticks and became more and more angry as he thought about it. He slapped the table and said.

Shen Weiqing heard what Ling Yuzheng said about the old man when he was young, and also knew that he came from a wealthy family and had learned table manners since he was a child. He was probably really unhappy, so he didn't even finish the meal, so he did it in front of their mother and daughter. He began to criticize his grandson.

There is only one possibility, and that is that Ling Yuzheng's behavior this time really touched the old man's pain point.

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In fact, there is another part of the reason, that is, in the process of getting along day by day, the old man has felt the kindness and warmth of Shen Weiqing's family, and he has already regarded them as a family from the bottom of his heart.

Since they are a family, if there is a problem between the younger generations, he will naturally think that he, the elder, has not done well.

So part of the reason why he was angry was because of Ling Yuzheng, and part of the reason was because of himself.

If he hadn't been too paranoid in his early years, which indirectly caused his grandson to grow up without his mother, then A Zheng's temperament would have been softer than it is now.

Perhaps, the relationship between men and women will also be handled more delicately.

(Of course, these are just Mr. Ling’s thoughts. In fact, Ling Yuzheng was so soft and delicate in front of Shen Weiqing!)

After comforting Mr. Ling, the mother and daughter got into the car to the airport. When they arrived at the airport, Shen Nianci was still a little worried. She took Shen Weiqing's hand and told her many things. She even suggested at one point that she would not go and stay in A. The city accompanied her, but Shen Weiqing rejected them all.

Shen Nianci knew in her heart that her daughter was a child with ideas. Since she did this, she must have her own reasons, so even though she felt uneasy, she turned around and left under Shen Weiqing's watch.

After taking a few steps, he still felt uneasy, so he turned around and emphasized to Shen Weiqing that if anything happened, she must be notified immediately, and then reluctantly walked into the security entrance.

After watching Shen Nianci's back disappear into the crowd, Shen Weiqing slowly lowered his waving arms.

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After coming out of the airport, I took a taxi and went straight to the Ling Group Building.

In the office, Ling Yuzheng was immersed in a pile of thick documents, flipping through them carefully.

Sometimes he frowned and thought, sometimes he typed a few words quickly on the keyboard. After each copy, he used the pen he carried with him to sign his name on the mark.

The coffee on the table has gone cold, but he has no intention of asking his assistant to change it. He only occasionally looks up at the photos in the frame when he is tired, and his eyes become soft unconsciously.

It has been half a month since I last saw her at the gate of the community. How could I not miss her...