Chapter 8 is hello

Father, I believe the most crucial aspect of this matter is that Zhong Xiangyang must keep his mouth shut

Sigh

Gu Haiying looks at his daughter, and indeed there is no good solution at the moment

Dad, what do you plan to do about this? Gu Xiaoxi asked

Upon thinking of this, Gu Haiying could no longer remain seated and stood up to go to the study, with Gu Xiaoxi following him inside

Xiao Xi is right; we need to think of a solution for this matter, Gu Haiying said淡淡的说道

"What am I doing? Do you all watch the news? Zhong Xiangyang is now famous and has become a news figure. I tell you, soon the reporters will find out who I am." Gu Xiaoxi pushed her phone towards Gu Haiying.

"Dad, my greatest wish is not to find a good job, but for you and Mom to be safe. Now that I am this grown up, please stop worrying about me all the time. You are putting so much pressure on me that I feel like I'm going crazy," Gu Xiaoxi said淡淡的.

How about this: in the afternoon, I will go to the office to think about how to handle this matter, reach out to friends in the media, and gradually calm things down so that there will be no issues. Rest assured, nothing will go wrong

"No, what use is it for you to go find him?" Gu Haiying flatly refused upon hearing this

Gu Xiaoxi is not wrong, but what should be done about this matter? Up to now, he still hasn't come up with a solution. This is indeed a difficult problem. It's not frightening to deal with people outside the organization, but what's truly alarming is distinguishing which of the people around you are venomous snakes. Just yesterday, my deputy jokingly asked me when I would congratulate the child. Now that I think about it, why does it seem like there is more to this guy's words?

In the provincial capital, Gu Haiying had been busy all morning. Just as he sat down to eat, the door suddenly opened, and his daughter Gu Xiaoxi stormed in, not even changing her shoes. She walked straight to the dining table and slammed her phone down with a loud thud, startling Gu Haiying and his wife, who were in the midst of their meal.

"Dad, your idea is incorrect. I believe you do not understand my point. What I mean is how to make Zhong Xiang and Tu Shuyang keep quiet, rather than those reporters. If Zhong Xiangyang remains silent, those reporters will have nothing to write about, and even if they do write, no one will acknowledge it. It is not wrong to think about finding friends in the media, but the problem is, will those people in your unit who are watching you let this opportunity slip by? They are your greatest enemies and the ones you should be wary of," Gu Xiaoxi said.

"What should we do then? Let him come find you. Will he come? At this time, seeing him would only give others an excuse. No matter how you look at it, as long as someone follows this lead, it will definitely come back to us. Dad, I know what you're worried about. Don't worry, he is not that kind of person. I will take good care of myself. Are you still not at ease about this?" Gu Xiaoxi walked over, wrapped her arms around Gu Haiying's neck, rested her chin on her father's shoulder, and acted coy.

I will go find him to see his attitude. If there are no issues, that would be the best. However, if he has any reservations, whether it is about money or other arrangements, you must resolve them for him. Whether it is the county hospital, city hospital, or other units, you need to make some adjustments for him, as it is too difficult for him in the town

Wang Hongyu saw the serious expression on her husband's face and realized the gravity of the situation, so she did not dare to speak at that moment, waiting for Gu Haiying to address how to handle this matter

"Xiaoxi, what are you doing? Don't you have any sense of propriety?" Gu Xiaoxi's mother, Wang Hongyu, was furious as soon as she entered the library. She had been having a hard time at work these days, and what she found most unacceptable was that her daughter was spending the night out with Zhong Xiangyang. She had tried every means to take her to the hospital for a check-up, fearing what might happen if she were really pregnant. As a mother, Wang Hongyu felt her anger rising at the thought, but it was her own daughter, and it was her daughter who sought out that person. The most pressing issue was the work situation, and she dared not make it public. This silent grievance had to be swallowed down by herself.

Gu Haiying looked at his phone for a while, his expression growing increasingly grim. Finally, with a sullen face, he set aside his chopsticks and bowl, no longer eating.

What do you think? At this moment, Gu Haiying felt that his daughter was much calmer than he was