My Waste Husband

Chapter 31

"Aiya." The young man sighed, then turned around and shouted at the people in the bar, "Did you hear what Captain Han said? Now everyone must go to the police station. No one is allowed to leave without Captain Han. Hurry up!"

As soon as the young man's voice fell, a group of people poured out of the bar. When everyone saw Helen Han, they all lowered their heads and respectfully said "Good afternoon", and then ran out of the bar. Some of them drove or took a taxi and went to the police station.

Seeing this scene, Helen was angry. When she was about to speak again, the young man also flattered, "Captain Han, I'll go to the police station first."

After that, the young man ran away quickly.

In the face of this scene, Helen gasped with her chest up and down. The thin summer police uniform could not cover her chest.

Henry stood at the door of the bar. Seeing this scene, he couldn't help but grin. He felt it was funny. He didn't expect that this little policewoman was so deterrent in front of these club members.

"What are you laughing at?" Helen's cold voice rang out in front of Henry. "Do you know what kind of trouble you've caused? You come here alone to fight with others. You want to die! From now on, you have to report every day's action for me. Do you understand?"

"Why?" Henry was confused. "Beauty, I am not a criminal, okay?"

"You are in trouble because you have gotten involved in the fight with this gang, either do as I say and report to me every day, or go to the police station to drink tea with me?" Helen said as she took out a pair of handcuffs shining with cold light from her waist.

"OK! OK!" Seeing the woman's posture, Henry immediately made a gesture. "Beauty, give me your phone number. I'll report to you every day, okay?"

After telling Henry her phone number, Helen warned, "Remember, don't play tricks!"

"Yes, I am a law-abiding citizen!" Henry said righteously.

In the Lins Group, Yinzhou City

Sylvia sat on her desk and looked at the documents brought by the secretary.

The secretary, Cathy, stood in front of Sylvia's desk and reported to her, "President Lin, there are a lot of rumors outside. They say that there are many enterprises that are unfavorable to Lins Group and they want to terminate their cooperation with us."

"Oh." Sylvia chuckled. "Not satisfied with Lins Group? I think they are not satisfied with me."

"Er..." Cathy opened her mouth but could not say anything.

Sylvia stretched out her right hand and kept knocking on the table. "Let me guess. It's said that my grandfather is dying and Lins Group is going to pass to others. I, Sylvia, am going to leave the company soon, right?"

Cathy lowered her head and said nothing.

"Some people can't bear it." Sylvia threw the documents in front of her into the trash can and leaned against the office chair. "Tell those who stopped cooperating that from now on, no matter what Lins Group has developed, they won't be accepted as partners. At the same time, tell everyone who wants to finish cooperation to do it as soon as possible!"

"Understood." Cathy nodded and left the office.

In the large president's office of Lins Group, only Sylvia was left. A self-deprecating smile appeared on the woman's delicate face. "Will the so-called family use such insidious methods?"

Henry stood at the gate of Spring Residential Home and sent a message to Helen. Then he walked into the gate of the welfare house.

"Brother Henry, you're here."

As soon as Henry entered the door, two little boys ran to him and hugged his thigh with a happy smile on their little faces.

"Did you miss me?" Henry smiled sincerely and picked up the two children.

"You're here. The children just talked about you." Jenny walked up to Henry with a smile. He was dressed in formal clothes, which made Jenny's eyes brighten. "Not bad, you look quite handsome in formal clothes."

"Really?" Henry tilted his head and thought for a moment. "Why do I feel that everything I wear makes me handsome?"

"Puff!" Jenny covered her mouth gently and her eyes narrowed like crescent moons. "I didn't see it before. You are quite narcissistic."

"How have you been recently? After watching the news, the development here should have stopped, right?" Henry asked.

"Thanks to you, the collapse of the mountain was strongly supported by the government, and the construction of the welfare home was postponed by the company indefinitely." A grateful smile appeared on Jenny's beautiful face. "To be honest, if it weren't for you, I really wouldn't know what to do."

"I am also grateful to you. Without a kind-hearted person like you, these children would not have lived so happily." Henry looked away. He saw that almost all these children of the welfare home were holding toys in their hands, and their faces were full of happy smiles.

"I just did my best." Jenny looked at Henry with a trace of intoxication in her eyes.

"That's easy to say. How many people can do it?" Henry asked back and put the two children in his arms on the ground. "I'll go to see the dean first."

"Okay." Jenny put her arms around the heads of the two children and nodded to Henry.

At six o'clock in the afternoon.

Henry and Jenny came out of the welfare home together. They stood in front of Jenny's BMW, which was brand new.

"Let's go for a meal. You can't refuse." Jenny smiled at Henry. "You should know that the benefits of this mountain blast not only protected the welfare home but also obtained unimaginable development prospects for our company."

"Do you choose the place or me?" Henry opened the door.

"Let me choose. After all, women first." Jenny's face showed joy and she sat in the car.

The BMW V, which was shining on the beach, sped on the street and drove into an ordinary community.

Henry sat in the car and watched the scenery by the road of the community pass by him. He looked a little weird and said to Jenny, "Are you going to cook at home?"

"Yes." Jenny, who was driving, nodded slightly, and a blush appeared on her pretty face. "We are going to the professor's house. He said he wanted to meet you."

"Meet me?" Henry touched his nose, feeling a little confused.

Jenny felt relieved when she saw that Henry did not object. She explained to him, "Professor and I met four years ago. He was a professor of economics. At that time, the company was facing bankruptcy. It was he who helped me at a critical time. He didn't do it for himself. He only hoped that I could stay in the charity industry all the time. This time, after I applied for blasting the mountain, the professor always wanted to see you."

"I see." Henry nodded.

The car stopped in front of an old residential building. Judging from the appearance of the residential building, it could be concluded that it had a long history.