Why it never ends

Chapter 1116: Finding Money

In the silence, Kovicik felt a familiar sense of oppression.

Bo Heng took off his coat after entering the room, and now casually hung his clothes on the standing hanger in the corner, and poured himself a glass of water... He looked so natural and calm, just like the male owner here.

Kovicik kept his eyes on Boheng - this man was tall and strong, with skin that showed signs of being exposed to the sun... He seemed very low-key when they met last time on the farm, but everything was different today.

In Kovicik's opinion, this is a distinct animal trait. These characteristics combined together can probably form a kind of courtship strategy, but Hesta will never be attracted by such traits...

Wait, is that really impossible?

Kovicik felt the sweat begin to break out on his back.

He didn't know whether it was fate or something else, but he seemed to have been forced to compete with people like "Bo Heng" all his life, and he never won. The child that his father admired most when he was alive - the elder brother who often wrestled with him - was of this type.

They are strong, robust, arrogant and powerful...

I think the reason why my father likes such children is probably because he is such a person himself. He prefers heirs who can reflect his image when he was young.

The thought suddenly gave Kovicik a chill.

"Are you all Jane's friends?" Bo Heng took out two cups from the cabinet. "Would you like some water?"

"Thank you." Meisnan replied.

"What about you?" Bo Heng looked at Kovichik for a second, "Kovichik...is that so?"

"No need." Kovicik replied coldly.

Bo Heng's mouth corners drooped slightly and he made a subtle face. This expression was caught by Mei Sinan, and they both smiled at the same time.

Bo Heng placed the cup in front of Mei Sinan and poured water for him. He then switched to District 14 language and asked, "Are you from District 14?"

"Yes." Meisnan still answered in the language of the third district.

"Jane told me that she stayed in District 14 for some time last year. Is that when you met?"

"Yes," Meisnan replied in the language of the Third District, "but Jane and I are not familiar with each other. We just have some common friends - well, and then we met a few times."

"Yes." Bo Heng nodded continuously, seeming to be very satisfied with this answer. "What's your name?"

"Mesnan."

"It's a nice first name, and the last name is elegant, too."

Kovicik remained silent as he listened to the two men talking in different languages ​​and guessed Boheng's question from Meisnan's answer.

"What about you?" Meisnan asked, "How did you get to know her?"

The question gave Kovicik a barely perceptible start and pricked up his ears.

"Jane and I knew each other very early," Bo Heng suddenly switched back to the third zone language. He looked at Mei Sinan, as if he was simply answering Mei's question, "so early that it can be traced back to our childhood."

"...Ah, you two grew up together?"

"Yes, we lived together for... three or four years?" Bo Heng answered vaguely, "It was a very difficult but also fun life."

Mei Sinan frowned slightly, but his eyes revealed a sense of sudden enlightenment: "I can imagine that the relationship between you and Jane must be very close..."

Bo Heng did not answer, but just smiled and sat down again, as if this was not a question that needed an answer at all.

"No wonder," Mei Sinan whispered, "You looked very intimate just now, I think you must be very good friends." "It should be said that you are very important to each other." Bo Heng corrected softly.

Kovicik remained silent. He looked at the table calmly, but his cheeks had lost all color.

……

In the backyard, Sophie was communicating with a few women who were going downtown today. She took photos of them and took some photos of the construction site.

Yesterday, Hesta proposed a way to reassure the patients in the hospital - every few days, the farm would send one or two people from their farm to the city, and then pick up the people who had gone to the city before. These people would take photos and tell the patients in the hospital what is happening on the farm at the moment.

No one will be abandoned, they just need to rest and recuperate and come back as soon as possible.

Hesta was also pulled in for a photo, first for the patients, then for everyone to get a photo with, smiling and putting her hands on everyone's shoulders, quickly posing for Sophie's camera.

When the photo was over, she saw Stella standing not far away, looking at her with her arms folded.

"...Why did you come just now?" Hesta was a little dissatisfied, "It's almost half an hour."

Stella walked closer and lowered her voice slightly: “I’m listening in the corner…”

"Hear anything of value?"

"No, it's boring." Stella said softly, "If there were three women sitting there, given so much time, they would have even talked about the name of their dog - men don't know how to chat at all."

The two looked at the young man not far away who was curiously looking at Sophie's camera, and quietly walked to a long tree trunk lying at the edge of the backyard and sat down.

"Have you read the email I forwarded to you yesterday?" Hesta asked.

"You mean Sophie's quotation?" Stella said, "I've seen it, it's normal - the medical prices in District 3 are at this level. You can't compare it with District 14."

"But this is District 12—"

"Sophie and her medical team came from the Third District, so you still have to interpret it according to the rules of the Third District." Stella said, "What's wrong, are you worried about the money?"

"Do you know El?"

"...I know, Chiba's butler." Stella looked at Hesta, "Why?"

"I asked him to do the math last night. According to this cost, all my assets are enough for me to do something in District 12," Hesta said softly. "The conclusion is... not ideal."

"So what do you think?"

"I asked Ximoya to implement the first plan last night," Hesta whispered, "I wrote an application for the use of the underground base to Office No. 2. If this approach is feasible, then all our expenses can be freely tendered in the fourteen regions - then the cost will be reduced immediately."

"Very good." Stella nodded, "You have other plans, right?"

"Yes, but I need your help."

"You said."

Hesta turned his head and looked into Stella's eyes: "There are three people sitting in the main house now, and at least two of them are very wealthy - according to your thinking yesterday, do you have any way to get some money out of one of them?"

Stella hummed thoughtfully, and then she started laughing.