I Guessed It Right Again, Didn't I!

She glanced up at the two cameras in the office and swallowed. Even now, she still hadn't quite recovered.

But the next second, she turned to her ex-boyfriend with a cold expression and said icily, "Let's break up. We're not right for each other."

"W-why?"

The young man looked completely bewildered. He wasn't the one who'd tried to kiss her in the office.

"Do I need a reason to break up? About that... thing you're reporting to the supervisor this afternoon, the one that caused all the trouble—don't worry about it."

She picked up the phone from the desk and walked straight out of the office, leaving behind one thoroughly pitiful guy all alone.

"What did I ever do to deserve this?"

"Breaking up's for the best. The next one will be sweeter and cuter."

The young man's expression changed. He looked up at the camera as if he'd seen a ghost.

Everyone had left, but Zero was still watching the livestream. What a sneaky little rascal.

"Uh, bye."

After saying that, Zero even turned the camera to face another direction. Everyone loved gossip, and artificial intelligence was no exception.

Mo Jingchun hummed a little tune as he returned to the office after lunch. The moment he stepped inside, he heard Zero giggling away like an idiot.

When Zero saw the boss, the smile on his face instantly froze.

"Did the supercomputer break? Why are you grinning like a halfwit?"

"No."

"Then what the hell are you grinning about? It's creepy."

"That's not it, boss. You asked me to go to the landscaping office and report the matter with the osmanthus tree. I went a little while ago."

"And?"

Zero grinned mischievously. "There were only two people in the office, and they were a man and a woman."

"Forget