Jian Yanyan didn't say anything more, letting him follow her like that as the two of them, one in front and one behind, walked toward Yun Shang.
They'd been near Yun Shang at noon anyway, and it wasn't far; in about ten minutes they reached the company. Jian Yanyan looked back and said, "I'm going up first."
"I'll pick you up tonight," Ning Yang said.
"No need, Ning Yang. You should go do your own work. Didn't you say your parents gave you capital so you could start a business here?" Jian Yanyan blinked. "Don't keep wasting your time on things that are pointless."
"How is a person pointless? Picking you up is very meaningful to me," Ning Yang said, dodging the main issue a bit.
Jian Yanyan was a little speechless and finally stopped paying him any mind. Whatever. She turned and went into the company.
Ning Yang stood outside, a bit absentminded. He turned, about to leave, when he suddenly saw a car parked by the roadside. The window was open, revealing a familiar face.
