Transmigrated into the body of a prematurely deceased beloved child

Chapter 256 I'm the Boss of the Campus F4 (83)

"Knock knock." A crisp and rhythmic knocking sound rang out.

In the speaker's office, which was decorated in cool tones, Yu Qianzhang sat upright at a low-key yet luxurious rosewood table, staring intently at a photo on his phone screen.

When the knocking sounded again, Yu Qianzhang simply raised his head slightly and said, "Come in."

As soon as he finished speaking, Yu Cixu walked into the room with a smile on his face and high spirits. He was carrying a flawless white luxury gift box and walked straight towards Yu Qianzhang.

He smiled and said, "Father, this is a gift from Zhaozhao to you."

"Zhaozhao?" Upon hearing his youngest son's name, Yu Qianzhang's eyes filled with smiles. He put down his phone and solemnly took the box from Yu Cixu's hand.

However, when he opened the gift box and saw what was inside, his brow furrowed slightly involuntarily. "An airplane model?"

The airplane model in front of him was extremely detailed and realistic, with perfect materials and craftsmanship, and was quite valuable. But no matter how you looked at it, it was far removed from the interests of a middle-aged man over fifty.

Yu Cixu was also given the same model, and he couldn't help but laugh when he saw his father's slightly stunned expression.

The gifts Zhaozhao gave them were not only things he liked, but also "wholesale" items.

If it weren't for his younger brother, he would definitely have given him a good talking-to. Thinking of that young and lively figure, Yu Cixu's eyes were full of smiles.

“This child…” Yu Qianzhang looked deeply at the model machine in his hand, sighed helplessly, and finally placed it on his desk, which was devoid of any decorations and filled with important documents.

He casually asked, "Are Zhao Zhao and the others going back to China?" Even though Zhao Zhao had arrived in the United States, Yu Qianzhang had only seen him once in the past five days.

“Yes, we’re leaving tonight.” Yu Cixu smiled faintly, then, thinking about the not-so-good weather that night, reminded her, “However, the weather isn’t very good tonight, so I think Zhao Zhao’s flight might be a bit bumpy.”

For an ordinary person, sitting like this would definitely not be a problem, but Zhao Zhao has a heart condition, so even the smallest problem has to be taken seriously.

Yu Qianzhang's expression darkened slightly, and he made a decision, "If the weather is bad, just change the itinerary. Why is the school making such a rush?"

"Have the assistant call the school to change the itinerary! The Yu family will cover the extra expenses."

"Okay." Yu Cixu agreed with his father's words.

For some reason, thinking about Zhao Zhao's departing figure always made him feel uneasy, and he subconsciously asked, "Which company provided the plane they used for their research trip?"

Yu Cixu hadn't investigated that thoroughly, and said, "I'll have someone check it out later."

"Hmm." Yu Qianzhang liked the feeling of having things under his control, especially regarding Zhaozhao's matter. "By the way, send someone to check the equipment on those planes. Replace any that are substandard."

"I'm not comfortable with things that have no chance of being salvaged once a mistake is made."

"it is good."

The wealthy and doting CEO Yu, out of love for his son, impulsively changed the itinerary and even inspected the plane. Little did he know that this action not only altered the course of the study tour plane crash but also saved the lives of nearly a hundred students.

After Yu Qianzhang's assistant made a phone call to the school, the four planes were immediately handed over to specialized personnel for inspection and maintenance. The return to China of the second-year students at Elinar Boys' School was also postponed.

Upon hearing the news, Zhao Zhao, who had been excitedly packing her things to return to China, immediately threw down the folded clothes in her hand and said unhappily, "Why did the school postpone this for no reason?"

At that time, he was unaware of the good deed his father had done and was very puzzled by the school's last-minute notice.