This ti, General Manager Du ca over, likely because of the issue with Hanhai. A disturbance occurred at Hanhai, and Zhao Zihao walked straight into the reception area. Whether Zhongtian Steel cooperated or clashed with Hanhai, it was inseparable from their relationship. After completing his tasks on hand, it was natural he rushed over from the local area.
As expected, as soon as he entered the room and exchanged a few pleasantries, General Manager Du asked about the situation. Zhao Zihao explained his negotiations with Hanhai and outlined the stock manipulation maneuver of short selling and long buying, without missing any details. As for Lu Weixi’s side, he withheld so information, avoiding ntion of the kidnapping. He rely implied that private affairs could also influence stock trends. For instance, Hanhai’s stock had already dipped by more than a percentage point due to Lu Weixi’s abduction.
In the past, no matter what Zhao Zihao did, General Manager Du always patiently listened and silently supported him. However, in this instance, after hearing him out, Du appeared slightly hesitant.
"If you’re not completely certain of your success, there’s no need to eliminate every avenue for your opponent. Spare a little room for leniency. In business dealings, deception and mutual scheming can be accepted, but don’t let it escalate to targeting families."
Previously, Zhao Zihao had held boundless respect for General Manager Du, taking his words as law. But this particular statent—"Don’t let it escalate to targeting families"—struck a nerve.
Suddenly, he stood up: "Uncle, you raised from childhood with deep kindness. I am not ungrateful, and I understand the principle of repaying goodwill. But I am also soone who clearly separates gratitude and resentnt. Regarding how my mother died back then, although there is no complete and direct evidence, it’s evident that whether it was Qin Zhiyou’s mother or his uncle, this matter is closely tied to the Qin Family. Furthermore, my mother only got into that car accident while trying to find the missing Qin Zhiyou. If he hadn’t run off recklessly, this ’accident’ wouldn’t even have happened."
General Manager Du looked at Zhao Zihao. His features were delicate and refined, and the gold-rimd glasses he wore added an extra touch of elegance to his persona. He had a preference for wearing white clothes. As a doctor, he generally leaned toward rational self-restraint. Yet, at this mont, beneath Zhao Zihao’s lenses, there seed to be hidden currents surging.
Du wanted to say sothing else, but Zhao Zihao answered an incoming call. Glancing at the caller ID, Zhao Zihao’s expression cooled slightly, and he quickly lowered his head: "Uncle, rest assured. I will leave no evidence and won’t involve Zhongtian Steel in this matter. After everything is resolved, I’ll imdiately resign from Zhongtian. Regardless of any penalties, I can bear them alone. This matter has nothing to do with you or the company—it won’t cause you any trouble. Besides, I am, after all, a doctor. Even if I am not a saint committed to saving lives, I won’t act as a reckless executioner either. The hour is late now, I won’t disturb your rest further."
Du heard these words and seed to grasp sothing faintly, but Zhao Zihao had already excused himself and left.
Outside, the wind stirred, and the night carried a slight chill. Zhao Zihao walked into the courtyard and answered the call: "There’s an incident at the hospital. Both the child and the adult are being urgently transferred to another facility. It seems they’ve encountered a critical and untreatable condition."
Zhao Zihao nodded, his tone equally cold: "Continue monitoring. But make sure to act only after fully understanding the situation. It’s best if we can pinpoint precisely what kind of ergency occurred."
Ending the call, Zhao Zihao looked up at the sky.
Well, they couldn’t bla him. During the planning of the kidnapping, he had left them a sliver of hope. But if they lacked the ability to escape, then they shouldn’t fault him for being ruthless!
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