100 ways to be a scumbag boss

"Ok."

She reluctantly agreed, "Well, no one will protect her from the sun anymore..."

Her skin was fair, and her little face turned red after a while.

Zhou Yatang seemed to be looking intently, but in fact, most of his attention fell on her.

He frowned slightly, said something to the secretary next to him, and didn't move forward. He took a few people with him to a nearby tree to hide from the sun.

The Sanxi staff next to them looked at each other, but each of them remained silent and did not dare to ask.

The leader’s thoughts cannot be guessed at.

A wise man like Zhou Duchang must have his reasons for doing things. He couldn't just ask someone to get her an umbrella because he was afraid that the little girl next to him would be exposed to the sun!

This tree grows in the wilderness, no one cares about it, and it can still be so big. The branches are frighteningly bearded, and the green leaves cover the sky. Only a little of the annoying sunlight falls through the leaves, spreading into fine mottled patches on the ground.

5 minute later.

The little secretary trotted over, holding a long-handled black umbrella in his hand. Well, it was the one that Zhou Duchang had brought when it rained a few days ago.

For a moment, the silence was deafening.

The man glanced at the little girl, took the things, and the moment he opened the umbrella, Jinhuan immediately came over and stood beside him obediently!

Zhou Yatang's face was serious, but upon closer inspection, there was still a faint smile in his eyes.

As soon as he came out of the shade, he tilted the big umbrella towards her. Unfortunately, the heat wave was still uncomfortable.

Qiu Huhu is really annoying.

She wrinkled her nose and thought about this as she looked at the grass around her that was vaguely wilted by the sun.

The road conditions were not good, so they walked west for 5 minutes before reaching the place where they were digging.

There was an old man with gray hair and high energy waiting there early.

A simple shed is supported.

The place is dusty and not suitable for chatting and drinking tea. There are only a few large oranges on the fruit plate for guests.

"Zhou Du is long."

When he saw someone coming, the old man stood up, strode over to this side, and greeted Zhou Yatang. His expression showed no disrespect at all.

"Old Huang."

Zhou Yatang also showed no condescension towards him.

The old man looked at Shen Jinhuan with polite eyes.

Perhaps his attitude was calm and natural, but it was not unpleasant at all. When Jin Huan looked at him, the two of them smiled slightly.

"You must be the little girl that Governor Zhou was talking about."

Elderly parents should be kind-hearted, especially when they smile.

"Hello, Grandpa Huang."

She called Grandpa without any psychological burden.

The staff just thought it was ridiculous. Even though he looked kind, he was actually an old stubborn man with not many direct disciples. In the past few days, they had heard this old man scolding his disciples as idiots every day.

Suddenly seeing the kind-looking old man become really kind, something was wrong with them.

"No need to follow us here." The old man waved his hand and sent these people off, leaving only Zhou Yatang and Jin Huan to sit down.

Jin Huan and Zhou Yatang sat on one side, and Huang Lao sat opposite, as if they were about to take an exam at any time.

"Girl, grandpa will test you a few questions." Although Zhou Yatang had mentioned this to him in advance, his first impression was also very good. This girl happened to be a professional counterpart, but she was only a freshman, and the old man also wanted to try it. Test your children's eyesight.

After all, this tomb is very important, and he doesn't want to recruit some idiots to slow things down.

"it is good."

"Captain Zhou should have let you see some initial information about this tomb. Based on your feelings, which dynasty does this tomb belong to?"

Jin Huan didn't even think about it: "Sui and Tang Dynasties."

The old man was stunned for a moment, and then his eyes were full of disbelief: "How can you be sure that it is something from the Sui and Tang Dynasties?"

"Because that's what I, um, guessed."