Those texts definitely had nothing to do with work.
She had never seen him look at his phone with that expression before.
Lu Wanwan abruptly stood up, feeling that her sleepless night and the momentary confusion from earlier were all so ridiculous.
She could only silently scold herself.
Had she gone mad to let herself fall into this trap again? What couldn’t happen in six years? Wasn’t it normal for him to change a bit?
There was just one regret, that the person who changed him wasn’t herself.
Lu Wanwan had intended to leave directly, but remembering this was the office, she stopped, "Mr. Gu, is there anything else?"
"Have you eaten?" he asked, putting down his phone and looking up.
His eyes, dark as ink, still held a trace of the tenderness from moments ago.
Lu Wanwan looked at him coldly, "Mr. Gu, after you finish the edits, send them directly to Director Li. This matter doesn’t need to go through me anymore. If you have any issues, please go to him directly. My position doesn’t qualify me to communicate directly with the president of Gu Corporation."
"I asked if you had eaten," he said, as if he hadn’t heard her, raising an eyebrow, "Should I check personally?"
She snorted coldly, "Mr. Gu, even if you are a client, it’s still forbidden to **** employees in our company."
"Your company’s policies are good," he stepped closer, "I am very satisfied."
"Have lunch together?" he asked deliberately.
Lu Wanwan gritted her teeth, lowering her voice, "Gu Annan, have you had enough? I agreed to your requests, what more do you want!"
Gu Annan was silent, his gaze shifting from calm to deep, "You agreed to all my requests?"
"...I’ve done what I could agree to!" she said, feeling wary under that gaze, instinctively fearing he would ask for more.
Sure enough, his voice came slightly disappointed, "Then that’s not agreeing to all my requests."
"Gu Annan, just say what you want! Once you’re done, don’t show up in front of me again!"
He responded coldly, "Anything is fine? But I don’t want to agree to your last request."
Lu Wanwan wanted to say more, but her phone rang.
She looked at it, it was from Little Momo.
Her brow tightened and she quickly hung up.
Gu Annan, fully aware, pretended to know nothing, stood in front of her blocking her way, "Whose call was it? Why not answer it?"
"None of your business!"
"Then shall we go have lunch?"
Lu Wanwan took a deep breath, unsure of what he was really up to.
During a pause, her phone rang again, still from Little Momo.
She furrowed her brow tightly, usually when she hang up, Little Momo knew she was not available to talk and wouldn’t call back.
The constant calls must mean something important.
"Aren’t you going to answer?" Gu Annan watched her, speaking slowly and deliberately, "Shall I answer it for you?"
Lu Wanwan held her phone and moved a bit farther away.
"Hello, what happened?"
"Mommy!" The voice on the phone was her daughter’s, shouted loudly.
She stood on the other side of the reception room, feeling guilty and apprehensive as she sneakily glanced at Gu Annan.
He definitely couldn’t hear anything from this distance...
"Why are you calling at this time, did something happen?"
"Mommy, didn’t you say you were free this afternoon? Mommy, my brother and I are near your company!"
Lu Wanwan felt like thunder had struck on a clear day.
"Mommy, don’t you like our surprise?"
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