"President Jin, this is Li Fu... Mr. Li's latest itinerary."
Jin Ban turned the silver ring on the ring finger of his left hand, and his eyes fell on the name on the tablet screen.
Li Xiao stopped.
"How's the progress over there in Baotou?"
"Bozhi's subsidiary is still doing due diligence on the merger and acquisition of Chile Energy. They are doing it flawlessly and the progress is slow."
"Ask the Ministry of Justice to send me the due diligence report." Jinban turned the ring back and said, "Book me a flight ticket back to China."
"Okay, Mr. Jin."
Jin Kun didn't need to say anything, the assistant silently arranged the trip to Baotou and exited the office.
After the door closed, Jin Ban was still sitting at his desk. He picked up his phone and opened a dialog box.
The last message was from two years ago.
He locked the screen, turned his phone over and placed it on the table, stood up and walked to the window.
Strips of light leaked through the gaps in the blinds, falling on the fish tank under the window sill. One koi turned over, and the scales on its back flashed in the light. He looked at it for a while, then turned around and picked up the coat hanging on the hanger.
When he walked to the door, there was a soft sound behind him.
He looked back.
The koi fish jumped out and landed on the windowsill, its tail slapping up and down on the marble countertop, its scales losing their luster in the dry air.
He walked over, reached out and picked up the fish and put it back in the fish tank. The water surface shook a few times, and the fish sank and hid behind the water plants, with only a part of its tail exposed.
He looked at it for a long time, then reached out and turned the water inlet valve of the fish tank. The water level began to fall, two centimeters lower than before.
He tightened the valve again, picked up the car keys, opened the door and walked out.
Concept: Memories can be sealed and the body will not forget them. Everyone is waiting in their own way - some waited for three years until the grassland dried up, and some waited for three years before they could say "drop in".