Chapter 154: Chapter 136: The Task is Done, Now It’s My Turn (Please Subscribe)_2

Especially the introduction and operation of the factory district in the novel, and the information disclosed about the ‘Old Street Factory District,’ are highly matched.

It’s surprising!

At the same time, the overwhelming appearance of related videos and pictures of the ‘Old Street Factory District’ made many people wonder where all these materials came from.

But nobody knew.

Even the tech staff on the forums, when they tracked the original posts, could only trace back to a virtual IP and couldn’t continue any further.

Lin Chuan’s reader community—’Obey the Law, Everyone’s Duty,’ was also full of speculation.

[Who posted these original threads?]

[I don’t know!]

[Could it be a competitor of the Old Street Factory District, trying to take it down?]

[Impossible, the exposure is too wide-ranging. Not just the Old Street Factory District, all factories would be punished!]

[Yes, it has already become a sensation across the entire network, ‘certain departments’ will soon take action.]

[I must say, the person who exposed the Old Street Factory District really did a tremendous good deed!]

[Guys, I have someone in mind.]

[Now that you mention it, I also have a suspect!]

[I know who you’re talking about.]

[@Mr. Lin, criminal suspect, did you do it?]

[I think the ‘whistleblower’ is very likely @Mr. Lin!]

[Be confident, and remove the ‘very likely.’]

[@Mr. Lin is a criminal suspect, how could he be involved in such virtuous acts?]

[It must be because he’s committed so many crimes that he’s now doing good deeds to make up for them, otherwise what will he do if his next work doesn’t take off?]

[You might actually be onto something. Remember last May Day when Lin Chuan saved Old Bai from the factory staff?]

[Indeed! Lin Chuan has crossed paths with the factory before. Maybe this time he took a dislike to the factory district and exposed them!]

[Hey, how come we’ve been discussing this for so long, and Mr. Lin hasn’t popped up to say anything?]

[This seals it, he did it!]

[…]

Meanwhile, Lin Chuan was still sound asleep.

In the rental at Happiness Community.

In the afternoon, sunlight slanted across the distant mountains outside the city, casting a soft golden hue which beautifully reflected against the clouds in the sky.

Outside the window, the golden light filtered through the half-drawn curtains, spattering the floor with a natural pattern of light and shadow, while a gentle breeze whispered through the windows, making a subtle hissing sound that wafted into the room, creating a delightful tune.

The hustle and bustle of the outside world seemed hardly relevant here.

At this moment.

The Little Landlady, Zhang Xinxin, wore Lin Chuan’s white T-shirt and a pair of short white shorts, showcasing her long legs.

She lay on the bed, her head resting on Lin Chuan’s arm, gently pressing her face against his chest.

Thump, thump, thump.

The sound of Lin Chuan’s heartbeat vibrated in her ears.

Zhang Xinxin’s face bore a satisfied and content smile, enjoying such moments immensely.

Initially, Lin Chuan had been sleeping on the sofa outside.

But he had barely nodded off when the Little Landlady woke up, pulled Lin Chuan into the room, and he soon fell deeply asleep on the bed.

She stayed by Lin Chuan’s side, clinging to him.

“Wuu—”

Having stayed up all night and battled through it, even Lin Chuan, a robust and energetic 24-year-old handsome young man, needed a good long sleep to recover.

Staying up late is indeed not good for the health.

Lin Chuan, slowly waking up, attempted to move but noticed that the Little Landlady was using his arm as a pillow and was tightly snuggled against his chest.

“Mr. Chairman, you’re awake?”

The Little Landlady noticed Lin Chuan’s movements and drew her face close, looking at him with a smile.

A warm breath, carrying the fresh scent of jasmine, entered Lin Chuan’s nostrils, giving him an unusual feeling.

Waking up to see the sunlight, and seeing the Little Landlady too—this feeling, it was truly nice.

“Awake?”

Lin Chuan rubbed the Little Landlady’s tender cheeks and then sat up on the bed, “Did you reverse the heavens while I was out and take advantage of me?”

The Little Landlady’s smile brimmed with laughter, her bright eyes twinkling, “I originally wanted to take just a bit of advantage, but seeing you so tired, I couldn’t bear to disturb your rest.”

“You do have quite a conscience.”

Lin Chuan laughed and lightly scraped the Little Landlady’s upturned nose.

The Little Landlady wrinkled her nose, puckering her lips slightly and said with some distress, “You’re not allowed to stay up so late next time, it’s bad for your health.”

In fact, she hadn’t slept much last night either, and her sleep was far from deep.

From time to time, she checked on Lin Chuan, who was in work mode, feeling both touched and pained for him.

Although she didn’t understand what Lin Chuan was doing, she knew that what he had worked on throughout the night was for her.

“Alright, there won’t be a next time.”

Lin Chuan smiled, looking at the Little Landlady in front of him who was lively and playful, and a sense of relief appeared in his eyes. He thought to himself that the factory district would no longer appear.

The Little Landlady’s eyes lit up, “Really?”

“Really!”

Lin Chuan nodded and smiled.

“I’ll go pour you a glass of water.”

The Little Landlady flipped out of bed, stepped into the living room, and poured Lin Chuan a glass of warm water.

She was very familiar with renting this place.

Lin Chuan took the water that the Little Landlady poured for him, drinking a big gulp, its warmth spreading throughout his body.

The breeze gently swept across the eaves and into the room, causing the Little Landlady’s hair to flutter slightly, her face revealing a touch of playfulness and brightness.

The Little Landlady put down the water glass and then quickly snuggled into Lin Chuan’s arms, wrapping her arms around his neck, tilting her pale, snow-white face, “Chairman, are you still sleepy?”

“Not sleepy anymore,” Lin Chuan blinked.

“Have you finished all the business you had to attend to?” The Little Landlady pressed against Lin Chuan, smoothing her hair beside her ear.

“It’s all finished.”

Lin Chuan felt the warmth from the Little Landlady’s body and the softness like flower petals, an inexplicable stirring within him.

“Everything is finished, so, what else do you have left undone?”

The Little Landlady gently bit her lower lip, batting her eyes full of spring-like radiance, expectantly gazing at Lin Chuan.

Lin Chuan was moved, like the peaceful Anling Riverside, where a breeze swayed willow branches along the banks, gentle ripples breaking on the river’s surface, not easily settling down for a long time.

He was somewhat overwhelmed.

Lin Chuan swallowed, their eyes locked.

The Little Landlady pursed her lips, a trace of shyness flashing in her eyes.

“About the company…” Lin Chuan hesitated.

“The company is closed for two days.”

“Two days?”

“Then three days!”

“I didn’t mean that.”

“So, what do you mean?” The Little Landlady blinked and moved closer to Lin Chuan.

“Xinxin, I… mean this.” Lin Chuan took a deep breath, casting all his thoughts aside, and then, his arms swept around the Little Landlady’s waist, drawing her tightly against him…

Outside the window.

The sunlight was exceptionally intense, piercing through clouds to illuminate every unexplored secret corner.

The breeze was very playful, carrying the fragrance of flowers through the warm sun, brushing past distant mountains and grasslands, whispering a youthful hum, composing a pleasing folk tune in the narrow small room.

Lin Chuan, in the end, was ‘trapped’.