Lu Chengwen sat on the sofa, casually signing some documents.
Sometimes he stopped to read for a while, or asked Jiang Shihan about the specific details.
Jiang Bozheng sat there in a daze, weighed down with worries, as if he still had not figured out what path he should take from here.
Tang Wanli was restless.
One moment he was drinking tea, the next he stood up and paced back and forth, then sat down again, deliberately making little noises.
Lu Chengwen noticed him, and he heard his way of expressing dissatisfaction, but he deliberately turned a blind eye and went on with his own work.
At last, he was more or less done.
Jiang Shihan said with a smile, "CEO Lu, you're so efficient."
Lu Chengwen smiled as he pulled her into his arms and said, "That's because I have such a capable little secretary like you helping me settle so many things. How could my efficiency not go up?"
"Oh, CEO Lu, you're awful..."
Jiang Bozheng could not take it anymore. "Chengwen, can you have your subordinates leave first? Let's talk."
"Sure."
Lu Chengwen patted Jiang Shihan on the butt. "Go on. Take a break. You're all worn out. Have the whole team add an extra dish tonight."
"Thank you, CEO Lu."
Jiang Shihan led the team out, swaying as she walked.
The moment Jiang Shihan closed the door, Tang Wanli stood up. "Chengwen, you said I was qualified to smoke one cigar. So how did I get kicked out now?"
Lu Chengwen looked at him. "Uncle Tang, you know better than I do what kind of person the Dean is. He's greedy as hell! I told him. I really did. I nearly wore my lips out talking. I said it wasn't easy for Uncle Tang either. The