Zhang Yang sat in front of his office desk, looking at Fang Xian who had once again regained her composure, and calmly said, "Resign yourself."
"I will have HR give you the regular severance package, and if you resign on your own, it won’t leave any mark on your resume."
This was the last bit of help Zhang Yang could offer Fang Xian as her mentor.
Fang Xian felt her heart sink to the bottom, the outcome was indeed as expected!
Shen Yi would not allow her to continue working in the company, all just because she had a fleeting thought she wasn’t supposed to have.
So even if she hadn’t had the chance to do anything, Shen Yi couldn’t tolerate her presence!
Seeing that Fang Xian remained silent, Zhang Yang was about to speak when Fang Xian suddenly said, "Alright."
"I will finish handing over my work as soon as possible and then submit my resignation," Fang Xian said in a calm and composed manner, as if the person about to be let go wasn’t her.
Zhang Yang was silent for a while, as if wanting to say something, but it seemed he couldn’t find the right words, and in the end, he could only nod, "Alright."
"If there’s nothing else, I’ll go ahead and leave," Fang Xian said.
Zhang Yang nodded, and Fang Xian turned and left the office without looking back.
She knew, even if she wasn’t willing to accept it, there was no way to change the current outcome.
She could only honestly resign herself, as this was the least damaging option for her.
It took Fang Xian two days to complete the handover. She was aware of the occasional glances and whispered conversations from her colleagues, but she pretended not to see them.
After all the work had been handed over, Fang Xian submitted her resignation to Zhang Yang, who signed it without the slightest hesitation and offered a final word, "I hope you find a more suitable job."
Fang Xian didn’t say anything but gripped the resignation form a bit tighter, then turned and left the office.
That’s how she ended her first job.
And Shen Yi, since that meeting had ended, had not seen Fang Xian again and naturally put her out of his mind.
He too became busy again. Ye Wanwan had already started working in the country, and the two of them returned to the kind of relationship where they squeezed in time to chat for a little while each day.
On Friday, Yu Qiqi somehow got hold of five concert tickets and suggested that a few people from the planning department go to the concert together.
Ye Wanwan didn’t have any favorite singers and was uninterested in concerts, but seeing that everyone had agreed to go together, she didn’t want to spoil the mood.
Saturday night, Ye Wanwan appeared on time at the stadium where the concert was held and was stunned by the throngs of people coming and going outside the venue.
She hadn’t expected there would be so many people, along with stalls selling all kinds of little things, almost like a bustling food street in a downtown area.
Unable to find anyone, Ye Wanwan sent a message in the group, and fortunately, Yu Qiqi quickly replied, telling her to stand still and wait.
After about ten minutes, Ye Wanwan finally saw Yu Qiqi and the others squeezing out of the crowd.
Yu Qiqi came over, first handing two glow sticks to Ye Wanwan, then sticking a sticker on her face, before finally appearing satisfied, "There, now you’re part of the organization!"
Then they all entered the stadium, awaiting the official start of the concert.
It just so happened that this was the first time in Ye Wanwan’s past life and this life combined that she attended a concert live. Once the concert actually started, Ye Wanwan suddenly felt it was quite different from what she had imagined.