Just making Gu Huaiyu go crazy—what kind of revenge was that?
Su Wan’s gaze grew colder.
She wanted him to taste the same bitterness she had endured. She wanted him to lose everything, falling from heaven to hell.
Lose the Gu Corporation, lose his father’s approval, lose his status in the Gu family—lose everything he desperately tried to grasp!
She wanted Gu Huaiyu to watch with wide eyes as everything he had painstakingly built was snatched away piece by piece.
Just like the Su family.
That would be fair.
Furthermore, there was a more practical reason.
She had come to the Gu Corporation headquarters to find Gu Huaiyu openly.
She was registered at the front desk, the elevator had surveillance, and the assistant knew she was there.
If something happened to Gu Huaiyu today, she would be the first person implicated.
Regarding Bai Ruochu, the police hadn't traced it back to her yet. If Gu Huaiyu also had a mysterious accident, the connection between the two events might lead someone to start suspecting her.
At that point, the secrets she carried might not stay hidden.
Su Wan took a deep breath, suppressing the surging killing intent in her heart.
No rush.
Take it slow.
Let him live. Let him continue to stand on high, and then...
Snatched away everything beneath his feet bit by bit!
On the day he lost everything and fell from the clouds into the dust, she would let him know that she, Su Wan, was behind it all.
That was true revenge.
4:58 PM.
There was a soft knock on the office door.
Su Wan gave Gu Huaiyu one last look and turned toward the door, her expression already restored to calmness.
A young man wearing glasses stood outside; it was Gu Huaiyu’s assistant, Xiao Li.
He was clearly taken aback when he saw Su Wan opening the door.
He thought President Gu was alone in the office.
However, his professional etiquette allowed him to quickly adjust his expression, and he gave a polite, slight nod.
“Hello, Miss Su. I am President Gu’s assistant, Xiao Li.”
“These are all the documents for the completed transfer of the asset bundle. The title has been officially registered in your name. Please take a look; if there are any issues...”
He handed over a thick stack of documents with both hands, still bearing the bank’s seal.
Su Wan took them and flipped through the pages one by one.
The bank stamp, the title change registration, and in the transferee signature box, her name was written clearly.
All the paperwork was in order. From this moment on, the asset bundle containing the “Jinxiu Garden” unfinished building officially belonged to her.
“No problem,” she said flatly, putting the documents away and looking up at Xiao Li. “Thank you for your hard work.”
“It was my duty.” Xiao Li bowed slightly, his gaze unconsciously drifting toward the office.
He caught a glimpse of Gu Huaiyu lying on the sofa, covered with a jacket, looking peaceful as if he were taking a nap.
He quickly retracted his gaze, not daring to look further.
President Gu’s private affairs were not for him to question.
“Then I shall take my leave.” Xiao Li politely took a step back and gently closed the door.
After Xiao Li left, Su Wan also departed.
As the elevator doors slowly closed, she looked down at the documents in her hand and touched the phone in her pocket.
Inside, she still had the “spectacular” video of Gu Huaiyu acting out his lust with the throw pillow.
A cold arc slowly curved at the corners of Su Wan’s mouth.
Gu Huaiyu, thank you for the building you gifted.
As for you...
Heh, let that throw pillow keep you company for the rest of your life.
The elevator descended slowly.
Su Wan looked down again at the thick stack of documents.
Title change registration, bank stamp, transferee signature...
This unfinished building, which held all her secrets, officially belonged to her from this moment on.
The ownership issue of the unfinished building had always been the heaviest stone on her heart.
Now, that stone had finally dropped.
Moreover, it had happened in a way she never expected—without spending a single cent.
That idiot Gu Huaiyu used the Gu Corporation’s money to pay the deposit, completed the procedures, and finally transferred the title to her name.
She had gained four million from liquidating gold through Old Ghost, plus the two million the Liu family had given her before. She now had over six million in available funds.
With ample funds and the title in hand, the next step...
A sharp light flashed in Su Wan’s eyes.
She thought about the endless stream of “visitors” around that unfinished building lately.
Gu Huaiyu had scouted it, Old K sent by Bai Ruochu had snuck in, and then there were the debt collectors, spies, and those with ill intentions. As long as they wanted to find her, they could stroll into that construction site and walk right up to her window.
She was fed up with the feeling of being watched or intruded upon at any time.
Now the building was hers, and the land was hers too.
What the asset bundle contained was the land ownership for the entire “Jinxiu Garden” project.
She was going to build her own fortress on her own land!
Su Wan took out her phone and dialed Manager Wang’s number.
The phone rang twice before being picked up. Manager Wang’s voice carried a hint of enthusiasm and a touch of relief.
“Miss Su! Congratulations, congratulations! All the procedures are settled, right? I told you, you have a destiny with that project!”
“Manager Wang,” Su Wan got straight to the point.
“I want to ask, are there any planning restrictions regarding the ‘Jinxiu Garden’ land?”
Manager Wang went silent for two seconds, seemingly flipping through records, and quickly replied:
“Don’t worry about that. That land was originally industrial land converted for commercial and residential use in the early years. There is no mandatory development deadline. However...”
He paused, his tone carrying the shrewdness of a businessman.
“If Miss Su wants to start construction, I can introduce you to a few reliable agencies to handle the paperwork. I guarantee they’re legal, compliant, and reasonably priced.”
“Good. Then please help me contact them, Manager Wang. I need to apply for a construction permit,” Su Wan said directly.
Manager Wang laughed. “Alright, I’ll push the contact info of a few construction teams to you right away. They’ve all worked with our bank for a long time; their qualifications are solid.”
Less than five minutes after hanging up, three contact cards were sent over.
Su Wan contacted them one by one and chose the construction team with the best reputation and most honest quote.
After meeting with the person in charge and settling all the details, the matter was decided.
...
Deep in a narrow alley in the old district of Jiangcheng that even GPS easily ignored, sat an old three-story residential building.
The exterior walls were mottled, with layers of small advertisements stuck on, torn off, and stuck on again, leaving behind stacks of residue.
In the street-facing shop on the first floor, cheap hardware accessories were sold, and the air was thick with the smell of rust and machine oil.
On the second floor, behind a frosted glass door without any signage, hung a plastic sign the size of a palm—
“Chengxin Professional Agency.”
Bai Chengye stood at the door, his brow knitted into a tight knot.
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