Chief Guardian

Chapter 199
Lin Suyan looked at Li Wenfeng with some doubts, "Why me?"

"Don't forget, Lei's came down to be your Lin's. Now Lei Wanjun is in control of the entire Kruofa Group. It used to be because Li Yan kept blocking it. Now he is gone, and his shares are restricted to Mrs. Lei, you said that if Lei Wanjun wants to bring down your Lin family, who would dare to say anything to other minority shareholders? So, don’t just think about falling in love all day long, or think about waking up one day and having nothing left.”

"The person who should be worried should be you." Lei Zhen raised his head, turned his face to Li Wenfeng, and said calmly and coldly, "Talk too much, and it will cause trouble."

That's right, Li Wenfeng said a lot today, so it's no wonder that he wanted to make Lei Zhen angry again.

Li Wenfeng stared at Lei Zhen with wide eyes, as if a little shocked, then said dumbfounded, "I'm helping you."

Lei Zhen looked away, put his hands in his trouser pockets, took two steps, turned his face slightly, and looked at her lightly from the corner of his eye, "No need."

Without stopping, she walked straight out of the classroom, leaving behind Li Wenfeng's face that was blue with anger. She was really looking for boredom, and she had nothing to say after being hit in the head by Lei Zhen like this.

But what Li Wenfeng said made sense. Although she usually caused troubles and looked like a big sister, she still knew things in the business world quite well.

But whether Lei Wanjun really wants to deal with Lin, no one should know, maybe time will tell people.

Lei Zhen sat under the basketball hoop on the playground, watching the leaves blown to the ground by the wind.

A basketball slowly slipped to her feet from a distance, she looked up and saw a boy on the other side of the basketball hoop beckoning to her, "Student, help throw the basketball here."

There was a childlike innocence in the boy's voice, and Lei Zhen had a strange feeling in her heart when she heard it. She should have such an innocent voice in the past, but it's a pity that God took it away and didn't leave it to her at all.

She bent down to pick up the basketball, and the moment her hand touched the basketball, she had a strange feeling, as if it was the first time she touched basketball from birth to now, and she had never tried many firsts, but she I don't know if I still have time to try the same thing.

(End of this chapter)