Xie Lin escorted Han Jingnian and Xia Wan’an out, leaving Zhang Te alone in the ward. He curiously picked up the docunt bag Han Jingnian had left on the bed. After opening it, he first pulled out an envelope.
He was very familiar with this envelope, as it was his resignation letter written the night before he went to Thailand.
When he opened the envelope, he habitually poured its contents onto his hand, only to find it full of shredded paper. It was obviously Han Jingnian’s handiwork, as each piece of shredded paper was exactly the sa size...
From the writing on the fragnts, Zhang Te recognized it as his own handwriting... Had Han Jingnian torn up his resignation letter after seeing it?
Zhang Te was stunned for a mont before he rummaged through the docunt bag again and found a USB stick.
He picked up the laptop from the bedside table, plugged in the USB stick, and a video appeared on the screen.
He was all too familiar with the scene in the video. It was...the video he had been forced to record by a behind-the-scenes person at the KTV.
How did Han Jingnian get this video? Could it be that the person behind the scenes, frustrated by his failure in Thailand, vented his anger by sending this video to Han Jingnian? And that after seeing this video, Han Jingnian had promptly torn up his resignation letter. So in Han Jingnian’s heart, he... had never doubted him at all?
That is to say, Han Jingnian knew he wanted to recover, and his visit to the hospital today was actually to give him these items. And the reason he told him earlier to go back to the company if there were any issues, was because he knew all along what he wanted to say?
Zhang Te was at a loss of how to describe the emotions welling up inside him at this mont. He was touched, but it was more than just being moved, there was also relief... relief that in such a world, full of unpredictable people and driven by self-interest, you could have such a friend. A friend who never thought of betraying you, while also unconditionally trusting you.
Zhang Te’s throat felt choked. Suddenly, he rembered many years ago when he asked Xie Lin why he was so good to the young master. Xie Lin said, ’In your lifeti, there’s always one person who you would be willing to risk your life for.’
He thought, Han Jingnian was that person to him.
The video had been playing for a long ti but hadn’t ended. It was then Zhang Te noticed sothing was off. The latter half of the video featured several shareholders of the Han Family’s business, saying and doing things that exactly mirrored his own video...
Having spent so much ti with Han Jingnian, he had co to understand him to so degree. But after watching those videos, Zhang Te’s hand started to shake uncontrollably.
Damn it, it’s said that a man should not shed tears easily, but he really couldn’t hold back...
Han actually went to great lengths behind the scenes to coerce several shareholders into recording the sa type of video as him...
If this were to get out, it wouldn’t just be one person in this situation but a group of people... In such a case, there would be no room for specific accusations anymore.
Zhang Te hadn’t shed a single tear when he was severely beaten in Thailand; as a child, he had endured all sorts of hardships with his mother without shedding a tear. But now... there was a tear uncontrollably welling up in his eye, ready to fall.
Damn, it’s so embarrassing!
With that thought, Zhang Te lifted his hand, wiping away the tear, and rubbed his nose as
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