Soon, the cell phone in Min Ji'an's pocket rang.
Min Yu put down his phone, then raised his head to look at Min Ji'an again, "I sent you Yaoyao's WeChat business card."
The meaning is also obvious.
It doesn't matter if you don't have a gift, you can also transfer money directly to send red envelopes.
Min Ji'an: "..."
The corners of Huo Yao's lips twitched, and she turned to look at someone, which was too shameless.
Min Yu just raised his hand and stroked the long hair behind her casually, with a very calm expression.
Min Ji'an, who was suddenly stuffed with dog food, took a while to recover, shook his head speechlessly, then took out his phone, clicked on the business card push sent by his nephew, and clicked on add friend.
Seeing this, Huo Yao had no choice but to take out his mobile phone and quickly added a friend.
Min Ji'an was not stingy at all, and directly referred Huo Yao five or eight times. The girl who could bring his nephew to meet must be very fond of it.
When he looked at the child for the first time, he also felt clean and comfortable, much better temperament than those daughters.
Huo Yao looked at the money transfer on his mobile phone, his head was a little big, and he felt a sense of fear of being dominated by huge money transfers over the years.
Seeing this, Min Yu next to him leaned over slightly and whispered in Huo Yao's ear, "Order, your Uncle Min is not short of money."
Huo Yao, who suspected that he was connoted as a poor ghost: "..."
After a second pause, she silently clicked to confirm the payment, raised her head to look at Min Ji'an, and said seriously: "Thank you, Uncle Min, just tell me if you need help in the future."
When Min Ji'an heard this, he found it interesting. It was the first time someone asked him if he needed help, so he smiled and said that he was not polite.
Soon, Min Yu called the waiter to order.
Min Ji'an didn't talk too much, but he had a good chat with Huo Yao. During the meal, he even asked someone to bring a bottle of red wine.
Min Yu didn't drink, but Huo Yao did drink with him.
After all, he was the one who received the red envelope.
After eating, Min Yu saw his uncle's face was full of alcohol, so he called his accompanying driver.
"Young Master Min, then I'll take the minister back first." The driver nodded to Min Yu.
Min Yun hummed, and found a canvas bag where the uncle was sitting just now, "Wait a minute." He walked over to pick up the black bag, and gave it to the driver.
The driver took it without asking any further questions, and quickly led the person out of the box.
Suddenly, only Huo Yao and him were left in the box.
Min Yu turned to look at Huo Yao, and saw that her fair face was flushed from drinking a little wine, her eyes suddenly darkened, she stretched out her hand to pinch her face, and asked in a low voice: "Drunk!" gone?"
"How is it possible." Huo Yao squinted at him, and patted his hand away. Except for the flushed cheeks, those eyes were clear and bright, and there was no sign of alcohol at all.
Seeing this, Min Yu sighed regretfully, "That's really a pity."
Huo Yao ignored the gazes of some people, raised his hand and glanced at his watch, then walked to the side, took his coat and put it on slowly, "Let's go, I have to go somewhere."
"Where are you going?" Min Yu asked.
Huo Yao's eyes narrowed slightly, and after he casually closed a button of his coat, he said lightly, "Hospital."
Hearing this, Min Yu looked at her in surprise, but didn't ask any further questions in the end, only said: "I'll see you off."
Huo Yao did not refuse, hummed lightly, and walked out of the box.
Not long after, the two left the hotel and drove to the city's first hospital.
(end of this chapter)