People are watching American TV shows, and they are also watching American-style iaido.

I slept until I naturally woke up, and it was already past ten in the morning.

Ding Ze woke up, stretched lazily, and then casually patted Janet's throat. "We should go home."

Around noon, after having a casual lunch at the hotel, Ding Ze and Janet got into Amado's car and headed to the private jet.

The plane took off and flew to Albuquerque.

Just before the plane was about to land, Ding Ze put on the appropriate mask.

The plane lands.

The local branch of Dongfeng Security had received a call in advance and arranged for vehicles to wait.

Ding Ze was in charge of driving, taking Janet to the car wash they had bought.

"Are we going to see that person you mentioned who can make rock candy?" Janet was very clever, and asked.

Ding Ze smiled and nodded. "Yeah, I bought a car wash here before, and that guy was later hired by me as the manager of the car wash?"

Janet was confused. "???? A car wash? Why?"

“That guy is rather difficult to deal with, rather arrogant, and extremely controlling. For now, he’s just an ordinary, honest person,” Ding Ze said. “I have to keep him around for now and wait for the right opportunity.”

"At what time?" Janet asked.

“Cancer,” Ding Ze replied with a laugh, “It won’t be long, probably next year. By then, he’ll be very poor, and in order to ensure that his stupid wife and stupid son can live a life free from financial worries, he’ll start making rock sugar.”

Janet raised an eyebrow instinctively upon hearing this.

A stupid wife and a stupid son?

That's a bit...

Janet was momentarily at a loss for words. After a moment's thought, she skipped the topic and asked, "So, in his eyes now, who are you?"

Ding Ze laughed, “A rich man who likes to invest everywhere.”

“Mr. Ding, I suddenly realized that you’re quite the actor,” Janet teased, her eyes darting around.

Time flew by as we spoke.

The two arrived outside the car wash.

Ding Ze spotted Comrade Lao Bai immediately; he was still dressed simply and wearing glasses.

Old Bai looks exactly the same as before, and is directing two illegal immigrants to wash a car.

"Is it him?" Janet asked, noticing what Ding Ze was looking at.

“Yes,” Ding Ze nodded.

What's his name?

"Walter-White, remember this name. This guy will soon change a part of the world." (End of Chapter)

Chapter 336 Let's have dinner together, let's invite Hank.

Outside a car wash in Albuquerque.

Ding Ze and Janet got out of the car and walked towards Lao Bai.

After taking only a few steps, Lao Bai saw Ding Ze and was immediately startled. He then quickly walked towards Ding Ze and greeted him, "Mr. Anderson."

Ding Ze nodded. "Mr. White, it's been a long time."

After saying that, Ding Ze took the initiative to introduce Janet to Lao Bai, "This is my fiancée, Janet Austin."

“Hello, Mr. White,” Janet said to Old White with a happy smile, clearly enjoying the title of fiancée.

“Hello, Ms. Austin,” Old White replied with a polite smile.

"We just happened to be passing by, so we thought we'd stop by and see if everything's going smoothly here?" Ding Ze asked Lao Bai.

Old Bai nodded decisively, appearing quite confident. "It's going very smoothly, and business is much better. Mr. Anderson, why don't we go to the office to talk? You can take a look at the accounts there."

"I've called you many times before, but I haven't been able to get through."

“I’ve been overseas recently, and my phone has no signal,” Ding Ze said, making up a story. “Let’s go to the office.”

The three of them started walking.

"By the way, how is Skyler?" Ding Ze asked after taking a few steps.

Old Bai smiled slightly, "It's very good, everything is excellent."

“That’s fine,” Ding Ze replied casually.

Soon.

Upon entering the office, Ding Ze saw the idiot Skyler, and interestingly, Mary, who was actually quite good-looking, was also there.

Skyler was also a little surprised to see Ding Ze. He quickly stood up and greeted him with a smile, "Mr. Anderson, it's been a long time. We couldn't reach you by phone."

Ding Ze gave the same explanation, and then introduced Janet.

Skyler then quickly introduced Mary.

“It’s a pleasure to meet you, Mary,” Ding Zechong said, extending his hand to Mary.

Mary was genuinely surprised by Janet's appearance. After taking another look, she shook hands with Ding Ze. "Mr. Anderson, your fiancée is really beautiful, and she looks particularly elegant."

"Thanks, I think so too. I was lucky. She was begging on the roadside and I picked her up," Ding Ze said with a laugh, making up a story.

Hear the words.

Janet: "??????"

Mary and the other two were completely dumbfounded. "???"

"Haha, just kidding, don't mind it," Ding Ze chuckled as he looked at the four people's dumbfounded expressions.

“Mr. Ding, you’re so funny,” Mary said with a smile, then, as if to leave, said, “You guys go ahead with your work, I’ll be going now, I won’t bother you.”

“Wait, I have an idea. My husband and I will treat you to dinner tonight as a way of thanking you for your hard work at this car wash. I haven’t been around for a while, and I have to go abroad tomorrow. I’m quite sorry about that,” Ding Ze said sincerely.

It was just a dinner invitation, and it was their boss... Old Bai and Skyler exchanged a glance, not feeling they should refuse, and agreed.

Mary then agreed.

“Mary, you’re welcome to bring your husband along too. The more people, the more lively it will be,” Ding Ze said with a smile.

Mary readily agreed, "Okay, thank you, Mr. Anderson. See you tonight."

"See you tonight," Ding Ze replied with a smile.

Mary didn't say anything more and swayed away.

Ding Ze and the other three then sat down to discuss what they called serious business.

In the blink of an eye, prompted by Lao Bai, Skyler quickly found the ledger and handed it to Ding Ze.

Ding Ze really wasn't interested in watching this. After all, what was there to see? It was just a car wash, all that fuss and all that for a pittance...

However, it would be unreasonable not to watch it at all.

So Ding Ze could only skim through it, then handed the ledger to Janet, saying, "A bunch of numbers, they give me a headache just looking at them. You take a look."

Janet hadn't forgotten Ding Ze's joke from not long ago, and immediately rolled her eyes at him without leaving a trace before taking the ledger and looking at it seriously.

Ding Ze smiled and started chatting with Lao Bai and his wife, asking about their son's situation and life, as well as Lao Bai's work.

They didn't ask about my health, hehe.

Time flew by. After spending about an hour at the car wash, Ding Ze and Janet decided on a restaurant for dinner and then got in the car and left.

In the car.

Women are all vengeful.

Janet was unhappy and said sarcastically, "Mr. Ding, when did I beg on the street? And when did you find me? Please tell me."

To be honest, Janet is actually quite cute like this.

Ding Ze smiled brightly and laughed it off, "What are you talking about? I don't understand. Are you running a fever?"

As he spoke, Ding Ze reached out and touched Janet's forehead.

“…” Janet was truly exasperated. “Hey! You bastard, don’t try to play dumb.”

The two of them made a ruckus all the way to the parking lot of one of the fried chicken shops owned by Uncle Fried Chicken.

After parking the car, Ding Ze didn't get out immediately. He lit a cigarette and looked into the fried chicken shop.

It's afternoon now, and there's still some time before dinner. The parking lot is empty, and there aren't many customers in the fried chicken shop.

Ding Ze stared at it for a while, but didn't see Uncle Fried Chicken, so he took out his phone and called Mike.

Speaking of Mike, he's quite an interesting character.

He had invited Mike to join Dongfeng Security last time, but the matter was dropped and nothing came of it.

Mike didn't join Dongfeng Security; he stayed in this small place, working for Uncle Fried Chicken.

To be honest, he really doesn't care anymore.

Because, although Mike was very capable, he was ultimately just a former policeman. To him now, he was nothing special; he simply found him amusing.