CHAPTER 737: CHAPTER 737 GREEN ARRIVES (4)

One after another, enemies were dealt with, and the last one that had been neglected was resolved as well—those who went mad did so, those who were crippled did so, and in the end, none of them came to a good end. Even the Qin family quieted down, which suddenly left Su Yanyi feeling a bit bored.

Domestic life was incredibly harmonious, her husband was tender and considerate, and her child was adorable and smart. The elders were affectionate and healthy, too. Additionally, with work going smoothly and her deputy assistants quite competent, Su Yanyi found that both her personal and professional life were exceptionally smooth—that is, until smoothness translated to boredom for her.

Work was something Su Yanyi became less and less interested in. Now, perhaps the only thing she wanted to do was to go home and tease her child, but there were always servants or Mother Su around the child, so she couldn’t tease too much. Otherwise, even little Xiao Su Nuo would look at her with those pathetic puppy eyes as if she’d committed some grave mistake, which made her quite speechless.

Su Yanyi’s ennui set in just over half a month after Qin Jiran had gone abroad. Although they frequently talked on the phone, Su Yanyi still felt something was missing. After some consideration, she decided to visit the film set again, but this time, she planned not to bring the child with her. Moreover, instead of planning any surprise, she discussed it with Qin Jiran first.

"I’ll come to the set to see you, I have a lot of time on my hands here," Su Yanyi said frankly. When she wanted to come, she would say it outright—it was always good to confirm whether the other party was available. If he was really busy from morning till night, she’d consider not going; she didn’t want to keep watching Qin Jiran film all the time. It wasn’t an issue for her, but she worried others in the crew might not be able to handle it.

"Great, the crew’s work efficiency is bound to improve again with your visit," Qin Jiran felt very surprised and readily agreed. However, regarding Yanyi’s comment about having a lot of time, Qin Jiran chose to ignore it. Yanyi’s time, after all, was something that could be said to be abundantly plentiful or scare, depending on the situation.

"Then I’ll sort things out tomorrow and come over the day after," Su Yanyi didn’t mind Qin Jiran’s teasing; she felt the same way.

"Okay, I’ll wait for you." That last sentence Qin Jiran said was tremendously gentle.

The next day, Su Yanyi indeed started explaining the affairs to Kang Zhong that would need attention during her absence. But just as they had begun, her personal phone rang. The caller ID showed an international number, and the name was quite familiar—it belonged to someone who had recently been entangled in rumors with her.

"What is it?" Su Yanyi’s tone was always unfriendly towards people she didn’t like—cold and full of disdain. However, such a tone seemingly did not convey her disdain to the caller, whose voice remained very cheerful.

"Hello, lovely lady, I have arrived in City A. I wonder if I might have the honor to invite you to join me for lunch?" Green’s voice came through, brimming with mirth—but the words he spoke did not bring about much joy.

"I’m very busy and don’t have time," Su Yanyi refused without hesitation; she had no desire to make headlines with this inconsequential man again. It was like lowering her own standards.

Although she could barely approve of this business partner, her interest ended with their collaboration. Especially regarding this man’s character—she disliked it even more. Overfamiliar, thick-skinned, calculating and fickle, he was indeed very unlikable.

"Oh, no, Miss Su surely wouldn’t treat a friend who has come from afar like this. Doesn’t your country have a saying, ’Isn’t it delightful to have friends coming from distant quarters?’ How could you not have even enough time for lunch, and more importantly, I’m here to discuss business. Publicly or privately, Miss Su shouldn’t really refuse me," Green said in an exaggerated tone over the phone, as if it would be utterly improper for her to reject him.