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    On the way back, Maglina kept her car deliberately under control.

    She didn’t dare drop Ave off too quickly, fearing that if she returned too early, Marven, who was in Orgeon, wouldn’t have boarded the ne yet.

    If one of Dave and Vi hadn’t been smart enough to send Marven a message asking about something, everything would be ruined.

    So, she figured, as long as Ave stayed with her until takeoff and didn’tmunicate with the outside world,

    She’d be able to eliminate any risk.

    Furthermore, to avoid any mishaps, they even used their connections to remove and repair the Wi-Fi module on Marven’s ne beforehand.

    Many transoceanic flights now offer free or paid inte,

    And first ss generally has free ess.

    If the Wi-Fi on this ne wasn’t disabled,

    Marven would have been able to receive messages throughout the flight.

    Once the Wi-Fi function is disabled, all passengers on board would be temporarily cut off from the outside world ten minutes after takeoff,

    Until they are close tonding.

    Marven’s ne took off on time at 5:30 PM.

    Ten minutester, the ne climbed to an altitude of 3,500 meters.

    By this time, all cell phone signals had beenpletely lost.

    Maglina’s hairpin vibrated three times.

    This was their internalmunication method; three vibrations indicated that Marven was no longer connected.

    So, she sped up and took Ave to her home in Tomson.

    Dave had already arrived home and was watching TV in the living room with Vi.

    Seeing Ave walk in alone, they both looked over at them immediately.

    Dave said with a smile, “Oh, my girl, you’re back!”

    “Did you have a good time in Orgeon this time?”

    Ave smiled slightly and said, “Very good.”

    Vi looked left and right but didn’t see any sign of Marven behind her daughter.

    She asked her in surprise, “My girl, isn’t Marven back?”

    “No.”

    Ave adjusted her hair unnaturally and said,

    “Marven went to Australia. Mr. Hong asked him for help, saying that a friend needed his help with feng shui.”

    “So I came back on my own.”

    When Dave heard Mr. Hong, he quickly asked him,

    “Is it Master Orvel Hong?”

    “Yes.”

    Ave nodded. Dave said with a smile,

    “Oh, Master Orvel has a good rtionship with Marven.”

    “Some clients always think of him.”

    “Not bad.”

    In Dave’s opinion, whether he could be the executive vice president of the Calligraphy and Painting Association again in the future depended on whether Master Orvel was willing to help him.

    He’d previously gotten himself into trouble and been demoted from the Painting and Calligraphy Association.

    However, everyone in the industry knew the unspoken rules:

    If you were demoted during a crisis, you’d be able to find an opportunity to be promoted back soon after the storm subsided.

    It all depended on whether the higher-ups were willing to grant you that opportunity.

    Dave knew he had little foundation, but with Master Orvel’s help, this matter would be a sure thing.

    Therefore, as long as Marven and Orvel maintained a close working rtionship,

    He felt that his case still had a chance.

    Ave could probably tell from her father’s expression what he was thinking about,

    But she also knew that her parents were leaving Wrestvel soon and might not return.

    The Painting and Calligraphy Association is all just a pipe dream.

    Then, she said to them, “By the way, Mom and Dad, ourpany’s been slowtely.”

    “And we’ve had a lot of things to do since the Lunar New Year.”

    “A friend rmended a cruise trip from the ind city all the way to Tahiti.”

    “They said the facilities are excellent and it’s a lot of fun.”

    “Let’s go tonight!”

    “Tonight?” Dave said in surprise,

    “So hasty?”

    Vi asked curiously, “Tahiti? Is it Tahiti that’s rich in pearls?”

    Ave nodded and said to Vi,

    “Yes, Mom, it’s that Tahiti.”

    “It’s said to be better than the Maldives.”

    “But it’s not as hyped as the Maldives.”

    After that, she said to Dave,

    “Dad, the cruise ship will leave the port tomorrow morning.”

    “And we are far away.”

    “If we want to catch up, we have to set off now.”

    “Theirpany has allocated a business car, and it’s waiting at the door.”

    “You go back to the room and pack some things, and we’ll set off directly.”

    Vi asked with concern,

    “My daughter, it must cost a lot of money to take a cruise to such a far ce, right?”

    Ave knew that her mother loved to take advantage of others, so she agreed with her and said,

    “It is said to be a super luxurious first-ss cabin.”

    “A ticket costs more than 200,000, and all meals and drinks are free.”

    Vi immediately became energetic and excited,

    “Let’s go! We must go!”

    Dave was a little embarrassed and said:

    “Oh, this is too hasty. We haven’t handed over many things in our association yet.”

    “It’s not appropriate to leave like that!”\

    Vi blurted out: “What’s inappropriate?”

    “You don’t have anything serious to do there.”

    “It’s just a bunch of old men and women doing some nonsense all day long.”

    “Besides, President Pei has such a good rtionship with you.”

    “If there is anything, just let him arrange it for you.”

    “It will definitely not be a problem for him.”

    Dave smacked his lips and asked:

    “Then let’s go on the cruise. It will take at least a month to go back and forth, right?”

    “Do you want to say hello to Marven?”

    Ave lied: “This project is managed by Marven’s friend.”

    “He gave us this opportunity for free because of Marven.”

    “It will take a long time for Marven to go to Australia this time.”

    “He was afraid that we would be bored at home,”

    “So he arranged for us to go out.”

    “Is that so?” Dave nodded slightly and said,

    “Then I’ll say hello to President Pei and ask him to help arrange the work.”