To My Dear Mr. Huo Chapter 138 - He Is Not That Into You

Chapter 138: He Is Not That Into You

Translator: Nyoi-Bo Studio Editor: Nyoi-Bo Studio
Now that the hospital was officially innocent and was not taking responsibility, Su Qingsang was not fired. She was allowed to have two days off before getting to the job.
Su Qingsang was happy for the chance to relax. What she was really excited about was that her innocence had been proven.
“Congratulations,” Zuo Hongchen said.
Zuo Hongchen had been waiting for the press conference ended so he could speak with her.
Upon seeing Su Qingsang, Zuo Hongchen congratulated her immediately.
“Thanks,” Su Qingsang replied in a pleasant tone. “Thank you for helping me yesterday. Can I treat you a meal to show my appreciation?”
“Hey, you’re only going to treat him?” Chen Xiaoyu approached them and said, “I want to go with you guys.”
“I agree with Chen Xiaoyu,” Shen Pinglan, the head nurse, said. “Now that everything is alright, we should all get together and have a party to celebrate.”
At that moment, Vice Director Yang walked out of the office and clapped his hands to get their attention. “I agree with them. All of us have had an exhausting few days. I will book a table so we can relax and celebrate for our innocence.”
“Wow, Vice Director you are so great!”
Looking at the happy expressions of her colleagues, Su Qingsang felt relieved and smiled.
As for Zuo Hongchen, he was not enthusiastic about the upcoming party. An upset expression flashed across his face for a moment, but Su Qingsang didn’t notice.
…
Li Qianxue reached out her fingers and unintentionally hit the table. In this situation, her assistant didn’t dare to say anything.
Although Li Qianxue was a female, no one dared to underestimate her ferocity.
“Didn’t you pressure the hospital to fire Su Qingsang?”
“I pressured the hospital,” her assistant replied with an embarrassed look on her face. “But someone helped Su Qingsang and the majority of the masses supported the hospital. Many netizens stood by Su Qingsang’s side. It is not the proper time to fire Su Qingsang.”
A cold look flashed in Li Qianxue’s eyes. She asked, “Who helped her?”
Was it Su Chenghui?
“It was Huo Jinyao,” her assistant replied with an embarrassed expression. “Chairman Li, Huo Jinyao didn’t furtively help Su Qingsang. He frankly told us it was him who helped her out.”
Huo Jinyao? Narrowing her eyes, Li Qianxue asked, “So, what does that mean?”
“When we detected this blog post, he arranged someone to give us a message,” her assistant replied.
“What?” Li Qianxue asked.
“He said he would let it go for the sake of the Li Family but, if you try to hurt Su Qingsang, he will not forgive you,” the assistant replied.
Li Qianxue almost lost control. This young man…how dare he?
“Is he the member of the Huo Family in Rong City?” Li Qianxue asked.
“Yes,” her assistant replied. “He is Huo Mingguang’s son. We have no idea why he came here, but we sense that he is determined to protect Su Qingsang.”
The assistant replied, carefully noting Li Qianxue’s expression. Seemingly, he was waiting for Li Qianxue’s command.
Li Qianxue was silent. She had known Su Qingsang’s husband was not a normal people, but she had never imagined he was a member of the Huo Family in Rong City.
“Any idea about why he married Su Qingsang?” Li Qianxue asked.
“Nothing.” Lowering his head, the assistant said, “This is my fault. I’m so sorry.”
There was a silence. Rubbing the center of her forehead, Li Qianxue uttered, “Well…”
“Chairman Li?” The assistant uttered.
“Let it go. Don’t anything else.” Li Qianxue decided.
“Yes.” the assistant replied.
“Thanks for your hard work. You can go now.” Li Qianxue said.
The assistant left her office. Li Qianxue turned her chair around and gazed at the scenery outside the window.
Su Chenghui didn’t help Su Qingsang?
Li Qianxue had thought Su Chenghui loved Su Qingsang’s mother so much but she had been wrong. A tender and lovely face emerged in her mind.
“See? He was not that into you. Your daughter was bullied, but he was just stood on the sidelines.” Li Qianxue said to the empty room.