However, what Director Chu didn't expect was that he called Zhang Dayong twice, but no one answered.
Helpless, he had to call the contact person and was informed that Zhang had gone to a local substation to guide work.
At this moment, he truly understood what it meant for people to change their attitudes when one is gone.
It wasn't just his face that looked unpleasant; Liang Tianyou's face was equally gloomy. The situation was clear; Zhang Dayong had anticipated someone would look for him and had simply hidden away—he didn't want to show even a hint of courtesy.
"Boss Liang, forgive me for being an old man about to retire, but I am powerless here. You'd better find someone else for this matter. I won't take the tea, and you don't need to have the driver see me off," Director Chu sighed.
Liang Tianyou smiled and shook his head: "What are you saying, Director Chu? The tea is a gift for friends and has nothing to do with whether this situation gets resolved."
