Chapter 2445

Therefore, at this moment, Su Xinghui preferred to stay alone in his office.

Of course, Su Xinghui also wanted to see the joy and happiness of these workers—it brought him great comfort.

At this moment, Su Xinghui's phone rang; he took it out and answered the call—it was Lu Xiaoya calling.

Lu Xiaoya had already started working, and normally during work hours she rarely called Su Xinghui; now that she had called, Su Xinghui was slightly startled.

But he quickly adjusted his emotions and smiled: "Xiaoya, why are you calling at this time?"

Lu Xiaoya said: "Are you doing well in Yanzhong?"

Su Xinghui said: "I'm fine. How about you and the child these past two days?"

Lu Xiaoya said: "We're doing well—I'm at work, and the child is with Old Yu's family, where the auntie helps take care of him. Don't worry. It's quite cold in Yanzhong now, isn't it? I heard the weather forecast says it's going to snow tonight in Yanzhong—wear more clothes."

Su Xinghui said: "It's fine—I live somewhere with central heating, very warm."

Lu Xiaoya said: "You must wear a down jacket when you go out!"

Su Xinghui said: "I rarely go out now—I mostly stay at Yanfang Group."

Lu Xiaoya laughed: "I heard you went out the night before last, and came back quite late, didn't you?"

Su Xinghui said: "Xiaoya, what exactly have you heard?"

Su Xinghui wasn't too worried—first, he heard laughter in Lu Xiaoya's voice; second, he knew she was a very intelligent woman who wouldn't be misled by baseless rumors.

Lu Xiaoya said: "Today I heard someone say you've become quite famous in Yanzhong—last night, you got into a fight in Yanzhong's famous red-light district over a singing girl, and now everyone in Yanzhong knows about it!"

Su Xinghui said: "Xiaoya, who told you this?"

Lu Xiaoya said: "I heard it from a very gossipy sister at my office—she told me to keep you in line. She said, 'Husband, husband—only within one zhang is he a husband; if he steps beyond one zhang, he might not be a husband anymore.'"

Su Xinghui immediately pictured a typical bureaucratic gossiping auntie—there were too many of them in government offices; in his past life, he had encountered such women, always overly concerned with others' affairs, prying into every family's business, and especially thrilled by gossip.

But this time, Su Xinghui was truly angry—he knew perfectly well who had spread this rumor, and he hated such people the most.