Two-faced President, So Hard to Placate (51)

Otherwise, why would they have hired a foreign-language tutor for the Second Young Mistress when she was so young, and even taught her mechanics—things that clearly weren't meant for a girl to play with?

Gu Junting had already recovered from the shock of learning that Su Qiao was married, and had returned to his refined, courteous self.

"Miss Su, you're being too modest. Even professional translators couldn't completely translate this German manual, yet you translated the whole thing in less than half an hour. You must be highly proficient in the other foreign languages as well."

"To be honest, you're the first person I've met all these years who knows five languages at once. You truly are a language genius."

Su Qiao smiled faintly. "That's an exaggeration. I just had nothing much to do ordinarily, so I read a few more books."

Her calm, unassuming, and neither-haughty-nor-servile manner instead made everyone present think even more highly of her.

"President Gu, I'd like to ask your newspaper to publish a recruitment notice for me for ten consecutive days."

Su Qiao pulled the recruitment notice she had written in advance from her black handbag and handed it to Gu Junting.

Gu Junting took it and quickly read through it. "Xiangyun Fashion House? Is this a clothing shop?"

"Yes, you could say it's a somewhat larger clothing shop. Sorry for the trouble."

Gu Junting hurriedly shook his head. "Not at all, not at all."

"I imagine you still have work to attend to, so I won't disturb you any longer."

Su Qiao then exchanged a few words with Andrei in German before preparing to leave.

Zhang Jingyu hurriedly said, "I'll have the driver take you home."

"No need. I'll just hire a rickshaw."

After leaving the newspaper office, Su Qiao went to look