The sea breeze was gentle.

It was a little after eight in the evening, near the church on Bishop Hill.

Su Yehao had been receiving Linda at home.

"So there are times when you're afraid? Don't tell me you only came to the City of Gambling for me. I'm a little heartbroken and need some comfort, like that time on the boat."

Many memories flooded his mind.

Nong Qingying bit her lip, the scene of the accident still vivid in her mind. She rolled her eyes at him, snorted, and said proudly, "I'm your great-aunt!"

Su Yehao laughed and said:

"Your attitude when asking for help is very problematic, making it difficult for me to help you. However, what's this about an investment project? You didn't even have money for a hotel a few days ago, and you still owed tuition to the members of your shop. Have you paid it all back?"

"Over nine hundred thousand, all paid back long ago. I plan to mortgage my house and borrow some money from the bank to start my own business. Now that I've been kicked out, I should think about the future. What troubles me is that there are too many gyms and yoga studios in the City of Gambling. My old business isn't very stable. Do you have any good businesses you can recommend to me?"

Hearing this.

Su Yehao nodded solemnly:

"Of course I do. Just focus on being my concubine, and I guarantee you won't have to worry about food and drink for the rest of your life. In that case, wouldn't the master who told your fortune be accurate twice in a row, marrying you into a wealthy family both times?"

Nong Qingying wrinkled her nose: "I'm not joking with you. Be careful, I'll tell your mom and have her come home and beat you."

Seeing her become serious.

Su Yehao also restrained himself a bit. After pondering briefly, he looked at the night view of the City of Gambling and said:

"Forget it, you look pitiful."

"I can help you find a bodyguard. A friend's family has a cooperative relationship with my dad, so they're more reliable, but you have to pay for it yourself."

"As for a place to live, my hotel and golf club are both fine. There are a few small villas by the golf course. I should be able to arrange for you to stay there temporarily, and I'll give you a discount."

"I'm only generous to my little fish, and you're not my concubine, so don't blame me for being heartless."

"Besides, you're a woman with over fifty million in real estate. Wouldn't it be looking down on you if I didn't charge you..."

A few days ago, on the yacht.

Nong Qingying had witnessed Su Yehao's unreliability and had been successfully manipulated by him.

She was gradually getting used to it.

Solving two troublesome things at once was enough to satisfy her. Nong Qingying decisively said, "I'll live at the golf course. It sounds safer. I'll change the locks as soon as I move in, to prevent certain people from coming over in the middle of the night."

Understanding that the "certain people" she was referring to was himself.

Su Yehao pretended to be disappointed and looked up at the sky: "You turn your back on people so quickly. You didn't treat me like this on the yacht that day. I was originally thinking of recommending some good projects to you, but now my heart is broken, so let's not mention it."

"There's really a chance to make money?"

Nong Qingying perked up, moved closer to Su Yehao, bumped him with her shoulder, and asked with a smile:

"I don't have much capital, just ten or twenty million Hong Kong dollars. If you tell me, I'll treat you to a meal?"

"You're so tender, let me take a bite, and then I'll tell you."

"..."

In the end, he still fleeced Nong Qingying for a meal.

A little after nine o'clock, they drove to the night market to eat Oden.

During the meal.

This girl kept trying to pry open Su Yehao's mouth, trying to find out what the so-called good project was all about.

But Su Yehao stubbornly refused to say.

He only answered with phrases like "pie won't fall from the sky," "there's no free lunch," and "you have to give to gain."

Nong Qingying naturally understood.

She had already stumbled twice on the yacht. A few days ago, her friend even asked her why her lips were so rosy.

Thinking about it now, she still felt ashamed and annoyed.

Even a high-level player like her had a headache when she met Su Yehao.

Last time her secret was exposed.

Nong Qingying, on a whim, was taken advantage of by Su Yehao. She wouldn't be so easily hooked this time.

After finishing the snacks, she went back to her friend's place first.

They agreed to move her luggage directly to the Su family's golf course tomorrow.

Recently, his heart was as still as water, and Su Yehao really didn't have any bad intentions.

He just thought that chatting with this girl was quite interesting, mainly because she was pleasing to the eye.

He helped arrange everything properly that night.

He asked Driver Ni to arrange the villa and didn't dare to tell his parents.

He also made a phone call to Baoya Jun.

He asked him to find a few reliable girls to work as bodyguards and earn some quick money.

Baoya Jun immediately agreed to such a good thing.

Su Yehao took the opportunity to gossip and asked who was offering a reward for Nong Qingying.

After Baoya Jun specifically asked his family, he only said that there were indeed relevant rumors circulating on the streets.

As for who it was, his family didn't know either.

They guessed it was probably a rich *ma shai lou* (Cantonese slang for a rough, unrefined man).

If they really encountered a powerful person, once they set their sights on Nong Qingying, they would just take her away, afraid of being found out.

Why would they go to the trouble of issuing a reward, which would easily cause unnecessary complications?

Su Yehao thought it made sense.

Nong Qingying's foundation was too weak, and without the halo of a wealthy family's daughter-in-law, it was easy for things to go wrong.

He thought he would give her a hand if he could.

She was a good person, and a rare protected species, so it would be a pity if she fell into the mud.

It was just a small matter that he did without any extra effort and wasn't a burden...