"Tell me the real reason why Su Hai hasn't returned."
An'an blinked playfully and said, "Leader, don't you know? Didn't Su Hai report to you?"
"He's unreliable." Anything Su Huili said was hard to believe for ordinary people, and this time he indeed hadn't said a word. It was precisely this that caused such a stir among the higher-ups.
According to custom, even if it was Su Hai, he wouldn't hide it.
An'an looked puzzled. How could it be? Clearly, Su Hai was the most reliable person she'd ever met, and he gave people a sense of security no matter what he did.
"An'an, tell me."
"Oh!" An'an thought for a moment before saying, "Uncle Su Hai is preparing for a big move."
"What kind of big move?" The second leader treated An'an like a child and asked curiously in a mysterious tone, "Tell me."
"You have to promise to keep it a secret."
"Don't worry, I will definitely keep it a secret."
