The Amazing Son-in-Law [The Charismatic Charlie Wade] (Chinese name) Chapter: 6951

Fei Kexin turned to Tawana and asked, “By the way, Miss Sweet, I heard you’re interested in charity work now?”

Tawana was surprised that Fei Kexin brought up charity. Knowing her close relationship with Charlie Wade, she suspected Fei Kexin might be trying to criticize her. Not wanting to confront Fei Kexin, she replied awkwardly, “Yes… I’ve done some charity work… but I haven’t done it very well, and I didn’t get much publicity… I hope I didn’t make you laugh.”

Fei Kexin looked at her seriously and said, “Miss Sweet, I have a suggestion for you. Would you like to hear it?”

Tawana quickly responded, “Miss Fei, please share! I’ll listen carefully and take notes.”

Fei Kexin replied calmly, “Taking notes isn’t necessary; it’s just my personal thoughts.”

Then, she continued with a serious tone, “From my experience, the key to charity is that the impact of your donations should be louder than your words.

Curious, Tawana asked, “What do you mean by that?”

Fei Kexin explained, “It’s quite simple. There’s an old saying in China: ‘Talk less, do more.’ If you want to advocate for a group, it’s better to donate quietly instead of making a big fuss. Often, the loudest voices are the first to be criticized if things go wrong.”

Tawana understood Fei Kexin’s message, realizing that she had been too vocal about her efforts. Although she wasn’t upset, she felt it was best not to argue with Fei Kexin. With a respectful tone, she replied, “Thank you for your advice. I’ll keep it in mind.”

“Miss Fei is right, I really learned a lesson!”

Fei Kexin nodded and said thoughtfully, “The situation in the country isn’t looking good for some cautious people. I’ve heard that some are afraid to go back. Miss Sweet should be careful too.”

Tawana felt a wave of nervousness wash over her as she considered Fei Kexin’s words.

At that moment, Mitsui Yoshitaka’s assistant approached him and whispered, “Sir, people from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs are here, along with a few Americans. They say they are CIA agents.”

Mitsui frowned. “Why would the Ministry of Foreign Affairs bring the CIA here? What important issue do they need help with?”

The assistant looked puzzled. “I checked their IDs, and they seem legitimate, but when I asked what they were here for, they said it was confidential and wouldn’t say more.”

Mitsui murmured, “Maybe they are here to speak with me. Let them in, and I’ll ask them directly.”

The assistant nodded and quickly left the room.

Soon, a group of Japanese men in suits entered, accompanied by several American men dressed in black.

The lead Japanese man moved quickly, handing his ID to Mitsui with both hands. “Mr. Mitsui, I am Ichiro Hasegawa from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. These CIA agents need to speak with Miss Tawana Sweet.”

Mitsui was surprised to learn that they were looking for Tawana. Before he could respond, a cold-looking white man stepped forward and said,

“Hello, Miss Tawanna Sweet,” said CIA agent Pete Roger. “I need you to come to the embassy with us. We are short on time, so it’s best to leave right away!”