Chapter 279: Chapter 279 Mysterious BOSS Airdrop (5) Chapter 279: Chapter 279 Mysterious BOSS Airdrop (5) This so-called Lu Wanwan is really not an easy one to deal with.
She’s only been here for a few days, and with Mr. Ji from last time, combined with this time’s top BOSS, women are truly a calamity!
Lu Wanwan, fuming, held the documents and stomped downstairs, incredulous that they would dock her pay for two typos and a punctuation error.
“What’s wrong with Xiaolu?” Linda had been watching her since she returned, “Did you get scolded?”
Lu Wanwan gritted her teeth, “I’m fine.”
Linda, curious, asked, “What did they say to you?”
“Low-level mistakes,” she snorted coldly, settling down in front of her desk.
Linda chuckled lightly, comforting her, “It’s okay. You’re just an intern, Gu Annan just got here, and he probably wants to understand more about every department in our company. As it gets busier, he won’t bother with such details, nor will he notice you again.”
Deep inside, Lu Wanwan cursed, feeling that this was just the beginning.
When it was time to finish work, everyone on the same floor was earnestly working overtime as if their lives depended on it.
As an intern, her responsibilities weren’t many. Seeing the two other interns who had started with her had already left, she also planned to leave early.
She packed up her things and bid her colleagues farewell. Apart from the straight men, those who were particularly eager to work overtime didn’t show any of their usual complaints.
“What do you think Gu Annan will bring us to eat later?” Linda stopped her work and jokingly asked her colleague across the desk.
“Yes, I asked him already. There must be perks for working overtime, right? He said he wouldn’t let us go hungry while working overtime. He’ll probably deliver the dinner himself.”
“Everyone says a new official fires up three stoves on his arrival, but I think he’s quite down-to-earth. That Mediterranean from before, we barely saw him most of the time.”
Linda snorted, “I didn’t even want to see the Mediterranean.”
Lu Wanwan, overhearing these few sentences, walked away with disdain in her eyes.
The first thing Gu Annan did upon his arrival was to win people over–such scheming!
As she pushed open the glass door, she caught a glimpse of a tall shadow, and her heart inexplicably tightened.
“Planning to leave work?”
A familiar voice sounded, and she halted in her steps.
Gu Annan stood aside in a black suit, one hand casually tucked into his pocket.
When their eyes met, his dark, deep pupils held a more profound meaning.
“Gu Annan, it’s time to leave work. I’m just an intern; I can’t be of help with the overtime work,” she explained earnestly, “You carry on, I’ll be leaving first.”
Lu Wanwan quickened her pace, but hadn’t gone two steps before she heard his commanding voice, “If you leave now, that counts as leaving early.”
Her face flushed with anger, “It’s already after working hours, how does that count as leaving early?”
The chief editor hurried out as soon as he saw Gu Annan through the glass doors.
He just happened to hear Lu Wanwan’s rather ‘disrespectful’ tone towards her boss and scolded, “Is that any way to speak? Don’t you know who you’re standing in front of?”
Just this morning, she had been called out for disrespecting authority, and now she was back talking with an attitude.
“I’m sorry,” Lu Wanwan immediately wilted like a frostbitten eggplant, “I was just a bit surprised. I didn’t entirely understand the various new policies in the company.”
In fact, the chief editor himself didn’t know about any new policies. The important thing was not to talk back to the BOSS.
The CEO parachuted in from headquarters was definitely not as simple as he appeared.
“Don’t apologize to me, you should apologize to Gu Annan!”
Lu Wanwan turned towards Gu Annan, “Gu Annan, I’m sorry.”
“It’s fine, such a small matter, just make a record of it,” he said offhandedly.
Is this how a small matter is dealt with?