Sun Xiaoxiao and her companions clearly did not want people to know that they had visited, as they left soon after meeting Ji Yang without even sightseeing.
After seeing off the three people, Ji Yang returned home, sat down, and lit a cigarette while pondering the situation.
It was apparent that the three of them sincerely wanted to express their gratitude, which gave Ji Yang a whole new impression of these privileged young individuals—not all of them were aloof, some truly understood the importance of kindness.
Although the three were not part of the officialdom and their words were somewhat unclear, one thing was certain: they expressed a desire to repay the kindness their families owed.
Ji Yang also understood in his heart that for those significant families, a local leader of a small village was not highly regarded. Even a mere word could change his life, but their willingness to repay the kindness was indeed remarkable.
If it was just about repaying a kindness, then he would have no further grievances or debts with them; it was a clear transaction.
Ji Yang had thoroughly thought through the entire situation, but he also developed a new idea—if he demonstrated a certain capability, those families would no longer underestimate him.
After talking with the three people, Ji Yang had learned some subtleties of holding an office. In the political arena, besides having powerful backing, many other factors mattered, such as connections, which were the most crucial. If he had numerous connections, he would be better informed than others in the future.
He couldn’t connect with those prominent families himself, but he could still bring himself closer to these young individuals.
Once Chu Shuyuan’s family underwent adjustments, Ji Yang completely lost confidence in relying on that backing; he realized that he absolutely had to build his network as broadly as possible.
Now, Ji Yang felt much more relaxed, reassured that he would not face trouble during this period of adjustments and that retaining his position was the least of his concerns.
The next day, when Ji Yang arrived at the office, he noticed that Xun Liqiang’s office was open. For more chapters visit novelFɪre.net
After thinking it over, Ji Yang went to Xun Liqiang’s office.
Just standing at the doorway, Ji Yang saw Xun Liqiang sitting there, seemingly lost in thought or simply daydreaming.
When Ji Yang knocked on the door, Xun Liqiang came back to reality. On seeing Ji Yang, he forced a smile, stood up, and shook hands with Ji Yang, saying, "Mr. Ji Yang, what brings you here?"
"I came to report on the work situation of the past few days."
"Good, good, please take a seat."
After sitting down, Xun Liqiang offered Ji Yang a cigarette.
Once it was lit, Ji Yang proceeded to explain some of the recent work situations in the village.
"Mr. Ji Yang, you’ve done a great job!"
Ji Yang observed Xun Liqiang and noticed that he occasionally appeared absentminded.
With this observation, Ji Yang realized that Xun Liqiang must have received some unfavorable news, which would explain his current behavior.
What exactly had happened?
After chatting for a while, Ji Yang took his leave.
After escorting Ji Yang out, as Ji Yang had walked a short distance, he noticed Feng Jing standing at the doorway.
"Chief Ji, would you like to come in and sit?"
Ji Yang smiled and agreed, walking into her office.
It was clear that this woman had been waiting for him, calling him into her office—perhaps she wanted to discuss something?
Ji Yang had his speculations.
Now, Ji Yang also had a new perspective on Feng Jing. This woman definitely had more to her than met the eye. Although she hadn’t moved, she was extremely well-informed.