Chapter 362: Chapter 336: You Wouldn’t Mind, Right?
Min Yunwen had just finished speaking when two n stood up from a corner of the dining hall, formally Cao Zheng and Wu Jing, walking toward them.
Upon reaching Ji Sang, the two n simultaneously bowed slightly, speaking in unison.
“Young Lady.”
The two n rembered Fu Yisi’s instruction, lowering their voices so only Ji Sang, Min Yunwen, and Zai could hear.
Ji Sang’s eyes brimd with joy upon seeing them, grateful to have two more people to chat with on the ship.
When Min Yunwen heard these words, he slightly squinted his eyes, realizing that the friends Ji Sang ntioned were sent by Fu Yisi. Were they so easily infiltrated? Was it a spur-of-the-mont decision? And two at once.
He recognized one of them as the man who had burst forth after a nearly occurring accident near the airport.
So, Fu Yisi had intentionally placed two bodyguards on the ship just for Ji Sang’s safety?
anwhile, Zai choked on his own saliva upon hearing the term ‘Young Lady’.
Young Lady?
Zai’s eyes widened as he looked at Ji Sang, then his gaze dropped to the diamond ring on her finger.
Had Ji Sang married into wealth?
Zai turned his head to look at Min Yunwen, who calmly gave him a look and nodded his head before nonchalantly taking a sip of soy milk.
“Have you finished breakfast?”
“We have already eaten.”
After receiving a ssage from Fu Yisi, the two ca to the dining hall early in the morning, knowing that Ji Sang and the other two preferred to sit by the window.
“Please sit down.”
Ji Sang was very approachable, and it was too conspicuous for them to just stand there in the dining hall, so Cao Zheng and Wu Jing both took their seats.
In the past few days, the two had sat in a corner where the lighting wasn’t good and it wasn’t easy for others to notice their ears, so they hadn’t drawn attention.
But now that they had sat down, many people in the dining hall began looking over frequently.
Their posture was too perfect.
Sitting upright, chin slightly raised, starkly different from the relaxed postures of others in the dining hall.
Zai, usually a chatty person, straightened his back unconsciously upon seeing Cao Zheng and Wu Jing, especially Cao Zheng.
Cao Zheng’s formidable and muscular build was instantly enviable, even for a robust man like Zai.
At first, Zai discreetly sized up Cao Zheng, but eventually couldn’t resist asking him.
“Brother, how do you train?”
“Do you go to the gym? Which exercises do you do?”
“My chest muscles have always been difficult to build, cough cough, can you guide a bit?”
Min Yunwen: ….
Ji Sang: ….
Wu Jing: ….
Cao Zheng: ….
Ji Sang hadn’t paid much attention to Cao Zheng’s physique before, only knowing that their work as bodyguards required them to be strong. After hearing Zai’s comnts, Ji Sang looked toward Cao Zheng.
After only two or three seconds, Ji Sang confird that Zai’s assessnt was indeed sharp.
Cao Zheng’s chest muscles were indeed impressive.
For so reason, Ji Sang glanced down at her own chest.
Ji Sang’s chest wasn’t particularly voluptuous but wasn’t too small either. Suddenly, she thought of how Fu Yisi seed to always love biting there.
He probably doesn’t mind, right?
Cough cough.
Realizing she was thinking about such things so early in the morning, Ji Sang’s face flushed with embarrassnt and her throat felt dry, prompting her to quickly finish her soy milk.
Cao Zheng t Zai’s curious eyes, considering that he was the Young Lady’s friend, and pondered for a few seconds.
“I haven’t been to the gym. I maintain a routine of running… carrying weight while running ten kiloters.”
“Haven’t been to the gym??? Just running???”
Zai stared with widened eyes at Cao Zheng’s pectorals for quite a few seconds.
Can running alone really build such impressive pecs?
He made a mistake, he truly detested running above all sports.
Cao Zheng felt sowhat uneasy under Zai’s straightforward gaze. Although they had other training thods, it wasn’t convenient to disclose them. About the pectorals, he hadn’t specifically trained for them, so he just picked out weight-bearing running, which he did every day, to tell Zai about.
Wu Jing was sitting to the side, holding back his laughter.
Cao Zheng’s pectorals were famously… good to the touch among the Fu Family bodyguard team.
….
After the greetings, Cao Zheng and Wu Jing no longer needed to keep their thoughts hidden and prevent Ji Sang from noticing.
Cao Zheng was dragged by Zai to ask how to train, while Wu Jing finally enjoyed openly the sunlight and the views of the sea on the deck.
Min Yunwen specifically called out to Ji Sang.
The two of them just casually chose a spot to stand.
“Did Fu Yisi find out sothing?”
Min Yunwen paused.
“About her.”
Ji Sang didn’t expect Min Yunwen to be so sure that her odd behavior at breakfast was because of Aunt Fu Zhixing’s affair.
Seeing her hesitation, Min Yunwen quickly added another sentence.
“Don’t make guess.”
Ji Sang knew what Aunt Fu Zhixing ant to Min Yunwen, and also how deeply Min Yunwen cared about this matter, so she didn’t conceal it.
“Soone has seen Aunt, but she was injured at that ti.”
Min Yunwen’s brows were tightly furrowed.
“Who was it? Why didn’t they save her?”
Ji Sang shook her head.
“I’m not clear, he is investigating, but regardless, we at least know now that Aunt has left the orphanage.”
“So Fu Yisi is now going to the place where that person encountered her back then?”
“It should be.”
With her understanding of Fu Yisi, he would definitely go there to investigate straight away.
Min Yunwen’s hands, stuffed in his pockets, were clenched into fists, his palms sweating.
It was still good news after all.
“If you find out anything, please tell , imdiately.”
It wasn’t long after their conversation ended when they heard Zai’s noisy voice, Wu Jing ran over with a smiling face to watch the show, and Cao Zheng stood there with an embarrassed face.
…
After Fu Yisi finished communicating with Qin Zhen in the room, he quickly freshened up, and not long after, Zoe and Mu Sheng returned.
The two outlined the routes they each took in two different directions and marked out the key landmark buildings. Attached next to that was a map downloaded from the internet.
Fu Yisi briefly glanced over it, his finger pointing at the Unnad River on the paper.
“Is there anything along the river?”
Zoe and Mu Sheng exchanged glances.
The two had split up and ended up encountering each other along the river route.
“It got dark quite quickly, we didn’t notice anything unusual.”
Zoe spoke first, Mu Sheng nodded.
“But at the spot where we t, there was a rock, perhaps it bears the old na of this small river.”
A rock?
Fu Yisi slightly frowned, opened the laptop, and enlarged that photograph of Fu Zhixing.
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