Little Belly

The two men sat together and talked for over an hour. Xia Xiaomin, who was taking notes, filled a whole two pages with their requests.

They called them requests, but they were really benefits.

It might have been only two pages, but behind them lay a considerable expense. Fortunately, it was nothing to Candy Technology.

The benefit was that employees felt cared for and became more attached to the company, bringing it greater returns. The cycle went on and on.

The idea seemed simple enough, but putting it into practice was another matter. Not many companies could manage it—not just in China, but anywhere in the world.

There was no doubt Candy Technology had ranked first among private companies for employee satisfaction three years running for a reason.

After seeing Xu Pengfei off, Mo Jingchun stood and stretched.

"Candy, what's so good about cartoons? Come on, your big brother's taking you to eat."

"Oh, coming!"

"Xia, once you've tidied up the coffee table, go eat too. There's nothing else to do anyway."

Xia Xiaomin nodded and replied, "Okay."

The sky had cleared after the rain, and the air outside was pleasantly cool, though puddles still covered quite a few spots around the campus. Candy ran ahead with Xiao Huihui, while Mo Jingchun followed at an unhurried pace.

Sure enough, when Mo Jingchun walked into the cafeteria, he saw Candy drinking Orange Juice from a disposable cup.

Xiao Huihui cowered behind Candy with its head down. It couldn't understand why these people insisted on petting its head. Couldn't they see they'd nearly rubbed all the fur off?

"Big brother."

The little one spotted her brother entering the cafeteria and quickly waved.

Meanwhile, back in the office, Xu Pengfei called his wife into a side room and told her everything he'd just