Kang Xiaozhi, this little trickster, is he best at being persistent, right?

He kept selling his pitiful story to me on WeChat, saying how difficult it is for him to be alone, and how he really wishes he had a group of "like-minded" friends...

Implicitly, he was saying that running solo always gets him bullied, and he wanted to join Hua Jie's organization so that someone would look out for him.

After his relentless bombardment on WeChat, I felt that I might as well help him out, considering it could also help me get rid of a nuisance.

After I mentioned Kang Xiaozhi's situation to Hua Jie a few times, she decided to meet this young man, after all, a network organization is always short of new members.

And this young man, Kang Xiaozhi, is a master at flattery. In no time, he had Hua Jie wrapped around his finger, and she was smiling all day long.

Kang Xiaozhi quickly became one of Hua Jie's lackeys, and he wasn't as polite to us elders anymore.

Because of this, Jiang Qiqi also complained to me, wondering why we had to bring this person in, causing trouble.

Aside from the complaints, the young girl also told me some big news—Shen Lu actually accepted an SVIP order.

"Who told you that?"

"Hua Jie called an SVIP client, and I overheard it... I guess she's going out this week."

This news was quite shocking to me. Although our relationship with Shen Lu had always been difficult, we at least had one common bottom line—absolutely not to touch SVIP orders.

Hua Jie's SVIP clients were a bit abnormal, and they were completely different from the regular blind date clients.

First of all, the information of SVIP clients is absolutely confidential, only accessible through Hua Jie. Their purpose for spending money is very simple—just for pleasure. The marriage agency is like a pimp linking them to girls who want to make money.

Girls who take on these orders have to be extremely open-minded. They either accompany the client on trips or go to the client's designated villa, with the assignment lasting from a few weeks to several months. When they return, they need to rest for at least six months before they can go out again.

"How could she take on this kind of order?"

"Seems like something happened back in her hometown, and she needed the money urgently..."