Rebirth on the Doors to the Civil Affairs Bureau

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“Isn’t 20% too much?” Ren Xinxin felt as if she didn’t do anything, so she felt somewhat guilty when she heard this.

“Not really, getting the contract was basically because of my skills, most of the dubbing was done by you. Xiang Xiaoyue just registered the company.” Yu Dong said reasonably.

“Yep!” Xiang Xiaoyue didn’t deny her words.

Ren Xinxin naturally knew that Xiang Xiaoyue did a lot more than just register the company. It was just an excuse Yu Dong said so that she could accept the 20% dividend with a clear conscience.

Ren Xinxin was moved, her eye gradually reddening. She felt that meeting such great friends was the greatest fortune in her life.

After eating, everyone still had work to do, so Yu Dong left the studio first.

It was still a long drive to the radio station, and it had recently rained. She had to be extra cautious driving tonight, so Yu Dong left 20 minutes earlier than usual. Fortunately, there weren’t many cars out that night, so there wasn’t any traffic. She arrived at the radio station just in time, 10 minutes before broadcast.

Yu Dong quickly made preparations for the broadcast. Seeing that she had a few minutes before she had to go live, she called Xia Feng.

“Where are you?”

“I’ve just entered Shanghai.” Xia Feng answered the phone through a Bluetooth headset.

“What time will you get home?” Yu Dong asked.

“Probably in another hour.” Xia Feng estimated.

“The road’s slippery tonight, drive slowly.” Yu Dong worried.

“Alright!” Xia Feng responded. He then glanced at the time and said, “It’s almost time for your broadcast, go on and hang up. I’ll be listening to you.”

“Alright.” Yu Dong was about to hang up when she heard a loud bang coming from the other end of the phone.

Yu Dong was immediately frightened and anxiously called out: “Xia Feng, what’s that sound?”

Xia Feng stepped on the brakes abruptly and for a moment looked at the scene in front of him uncomprehendingly.

“Xia Feng, Xia Feng, are you OK? What’s going on?” Yu Dong didn’t hear a reply and shouted even more.
“I’m alright!” Xia Feng finally managed to speak, “A bus rolled in front of me, I have to go and check it out. I’ll be hanging up first.”

“What? Hello? A bus rolled over? Did anything happen to you?” Yu Dong was distraught as she squeezed her phone.

“What are you doing Yu Dong? It’s time.” When Senior Yu noticed that Yu Dong wasn’t broadcasting, he entered the recording room to remind her.

“Oh come on!”
Yu Dong figured that since Xia Feng could talk to her and hang up the phone deliberately, he should be fine.

On the highway connecting Kunshan to Shanghai, a large bus rolled sideways, and because of the slippery road, it slid along the surface for quite a while.

The glass windows broke, and many passengers were thrown out of the bus. The scene was utterly shocking.

Xia Feng first parked his car at an emergency parking lane.

As he ran towards the bus, he called for an ambulance, then the police.

Xia Feng first checked the people who were thrown out of the bus. Some were still conscious, some had fainted. Most had broken bones an couldn’t stand up at all.