After the Divorce, I Unlocked a Perfect Life

Over an hour later, Qin Yangyang came out.

She was holding several documents and had Lin Jiang sign them. With that, their business at the police station was concluded.

Lin Jiang told Yang Tao and the other two to head back first, while he stayed behind to talk with Qin Yangyang.

"You didn’t sleep all night, did you?"

After they left the police station, Qin Yangyang gently caressed Lin Jiang’s face and spoke softly.

"It’s no big deal. You haven’t eaten breakfast yet, have you? Let’s find a place to eat. I’m hungry too."

"Let’s go to your noodle shop. I haven’t eaten there in so long."

"Sounds good."

The two of them drove back to the noodle shop, and Lin Jiang ordered two bowls of noodles for their breakfast.

"How will the case be handled, exactly?"

"It will be transferred to the branch bureau later for them to interrogate Lang Zhenglian. If he rats out Wang Xianping from Jinyuan, they’ll dig deeper," Qin Yangyang said.

"But this incident isn’t directly tied to Wang Xianping. If he pulls some strings, we might not be able to do much to him."

"This is good enough. Thanks for all your hard work on this."

"It was nothing. Don’t say that again."

"With more and more noodle shops opening and the business growing, you’ve inadvertently stepped on a lot of people’s toes. That guy, Lang Zhenglian, definitely won’t be the last. In the near future, you’ll run into one problem after another. So..."

Qin Yangyang looked at Lin Jiang, her eyes clear and pure.

"If you can solve problems peacefully, try not to resort to methods like this. If you play with fire, you’re going to get burned."

"I know. It just so happened that a situation like this came up, so naturally, it had to be solved this way. Your family is in business too, so you should be able to understand," Lin Jiang said.

"Some people are just masochists. They won’t learn unless it hurts."

"Of course I understand. That’s why I’m saying you shouldn’t use these methods unless it’s absolutely necessary."

"Roger that!"

"I’m about done eating. I have things to do at the law firm, so I can’t stay with you."

"It won’t take long. Don’t be in such a hurry to leave," Lin Jiang called out to stop Qin Yangyang.

"Is there something else?"

"Have you ever thought about starting your own law firm?"

’Qin Yangyang’s Affinity is already at 130. She can become one of my teammates. Now that I have the chance, I should definitely talk to her about it.’

The question made Qin Yangyang pause for a moment.

"Is President Lin offering to invest in me?"

"I’ve considered it. What are your thoughts?"

"I’m still young and lack experience. I should wait a bit longer. Now’s not the time to rush."

Lin Jiang nodded. ’Qin Yangyang has a clear plan for her career. I can’t interfere too much.’

"Why are you suddenly asking me about this?"

"My business is getting more and more complicated, and you’ve practically become my personal lawyer. That’s what gave me the idea."

"Don’t you dare think like that. If anything like this happens again, call me anytime. I’ll be by your side as soon as I can."

"In that case, I’ll just have to work hard to repay you, Qin Lu."

"Hmph. As long as you know."

Qin Yangyang was about to leave, but she suddenly stopped.

"I forgot to ask you something. Your childhood friend is back. What are the plans for tonight? Do you need to have dinner with him?"

"We’ll probably have a few drinks together, but I can’t say for sure."

"It’s been a while since he was last back, so it’s normal to have a few drinks. I’ll get going now."

"Alright."

After a few more words of advice, Qin Yangyang left.

Having been up all night, Lin Jiang was a bit tired, so he went to He Siyao’s place to catch up on sleep. He didn’t wake up until after three in the afternoon.

As soon as she found out Lin Jiang had come over, He Siyao rushed back.

She washed herself until she smelled fragrant and slipped into his bed.

"You’ve rubbed my little brother awake," Lin Jiang said.

Gently, He Siyao reached out and touched it. Without a word, she quietly shifted her body over.

Lin Jiang leaned back against the headboard, enjoying He Siyao’s service.

There were over a dozen messages on his phone, most of them from Zhang Jingjing.

Zhang Jingjing: "I’ve been busy all morning. So tired."

Zhang Jingjing: "This is my new ’get rich overnight’ mousepad. Don’t you think it’s nice?"

Zhang Jingjing: "I wonder when I’ll be able to get rich overnight."

Zhang Jingjing: "I heard my colleagues talking about your noodle shop today. You’re so amazing for coming up with such a great recipe. I’m so jealous."

Zhang Jingjing: "If the two of us could open a noodle shop like that, buying a house in Zhonghai would be no problem."

Reading these messages, Lin Jiang sensed something was up.

’She’s coming on so strong. So it’s the noodle shop she’s after.’

’It’s time to have a talk with that ungrateful brat Zhou Jingliang. I need to change my mindset. I’ll just treat her as a free plaything. It’d be foolish to invest any real feelings.’

RING RING RING—

Lin Jiang’s phone rang. It was a call from He Xuelu. He put it on speaker and set the phone aside.

"Uncle He."

Hearing her father’s voice, He Siyao immediately stopped what she was doing with her mouth, not daring to move.

Lin Jiang stroked her head and guided himself back into her mouth. No time wasted.

At first, He Siyao was a little embarrassed, but she quickly got used to it and resumed her original rhythm.

’Her technique is top-notch.’

"Did they back out?"

"Yong’an found out we were recruiting the cattle farmers, so they started signing contracts with them too," He Xuelu said, troubled.

"Those farmers have no sense of contractual obligation. As soon as they saw Yong’an’s higher offer, they didn’t want to work with us anymore. I tried persuading them for a long time, but it was useless. The only option now is to take legal action."

"There’s no need to take such extreme measures. It’ll just damage our reputation," Lin Jiang said.

"Yong’an is clearly trying to go against us. Even if we’re in the right here, it would be bad for us if they post about this online. Public opinion will side with the underdog, and our reputation will be ruined."