The top CEO is my ex-boyfriend

"Where are you going?" Fu Tingli quickly stood up.

Ji Shi said as he packed up his paintbrushes, "I'm going back to Brother Long's house."

Halfway through packing, he threw the paintbrush down and said, "You bought the paintbrush, you can keep it yourself." Then he went to the room to get his backpack.

Fu Tingli followed him in silently and watched him pack his things.

"Baby, it's even darker outside and the dew is heavier. You'll catch a cold if you go out now."

Ji Shi took the time to glance at him. What a stinky man! He was so insincere in trying to keep someone. It seemed like he really wanted to let him go!

"I am in much better physical shape than you."

Seeing that the man was really about to leave, Fu Tingli strode over and hugged him, "I was wrong, you can beat me or scold me as you like, but don't leave tonight."

After hearing him admit his mistake, Ji Shi stopped struggling and asked, "Then tell me, where did you go wrong?"

"Everything is wrong." Fu Tingli chose an answer that could not be wrong.

But this answer sounded perfunctory to Ji Shi.

"It seems that you don't know what you did wrong at all. I'd better leave." Ji Shi pushed him away, picked up his small backpack and strode out.

Fu Tingli almost couldn't stop him, but luckily he had long legs and great strength, and he rushed in front of him and blocked the door in three or two steps, otherwise the little guy would have really run away.

"Do you want to rely on your height and long legs to restrict my personal freedom?" Ji Shi stared at him.

Fu Tingli didn't know whether to laugh or cry, thinking that this little guy was going to challenge him.

He thought carefully about what was wrong with his words, and finally determined that the problem lay in what he said at the beginning.

"Baby, I haven't finished explaining just now. Are you sure you don't want to listen to me finish?" Fu Tingli looked straight at Ji Shi with sincerity in his eyes.

Ji Shi pursed his lips, his brows full of hesitation. Should he lose his temper or stay and listen? Would staying and listening make him seem too easy to talk to?

But he didn't stay to listen, he really wanted to know what Fu Tingli had to say.

"Well... okay, I'll listen to your explanation for now." After struggling for a while, Ji Shi finally decided to stay and listen to his explanation. If he was not satisfied and left, humph!

Fu Tingli raised the corner of his lips and was about to hug the person when he saw Ji Shi turn in another direction and walk away.

"Sit away from me." Ji Shi held the seat next to him to prevent the man from sitting down.

Fu Tingli had no choice but to sit in the seat separated from him by one person.

"Go ahead." Ji Shi gave orders.

"Just now I said that those reporters were hired by Gu Huahuan's subordinates. What I meant was that the subordinate was not instructed by Gu Huahuan. I am not making excuses for her. I am just stating the truth." Fu Tingli began to speak, still using the same rhetoric as before, but Ji Shi listened with a little more patience.

"That subordinate is Gu Huahuan's man. Her people did something like this, so she certainly can't escape responsibility." Fu Tingli continued, "But what I want to tell you is that that subordinate has been dealt with by Gu Huahuan."

"Deal with it? How to deal with it?" Ji Shi blinked, looking confused.

"Expelled from Nancheng." Fu Tingli replied.

Hearing this, Ji Shi dragged out his hum and said, "It sounds a bit like the ancient times where people would give money to someone to shut up and then let them leave the city and hide in the countryside."

He still didn't quite believe that this matter had nothing to do with Gu Huahuan, and he didn't know why Fu Tingli was so sure.