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"But I don't need to eat."

Mo Jingchun stopped in his tracks and looked at Zero in surprise.

"You mean you want to go check the equipment by yourself first?"

"No problem! I'm all for it!"

Zero stared at her boss in disbelief. He'd said something so shameless without even blushing.

If she'd wanted to check the equipment alone, she could've done it ages ago. The meeting would've been the perfect time.

"Boss, that's not what I meant."

With that, Zero quickened her pace to catch up.

There were fewer than a thousand employees eating in the enormous cafeteria.

Eating in there actually made the place feel desolate.

Fortunately, the food was pretty good. They'd gone with the same kind of chefs as Candy Technology Park.

Seeing Su Wenyan's calm expression, Mo Jingchun worried she might not be able to take it and would run off, so he reassured her.

"Wenyan, don't let the small crowd fool you. In six months at most, this cafeteria will be packed at mealtimes."

"By then, your title as the person in charge will truly be deserved."

As she ate the braised pork, Su Wenyan raised an eyebrow. "Boss, are you worried I won't be able to stand the loneliness and will run off?"

"Boss, you're wrong about that. Think about it: I got through the hardest, toughest days. Do you really think I'd move on now?"

"Oh? That's great, then."

"Heh, you admitted it. You were worried I'd run off."

"That's not it. Let's eat, let's eat."

Su Wenyan smiled smugly. Just as she'd said, she'd gotten through the hardest, most difficult days one at a time. There was no way she'd give up now.

No way! Absolutely not!

Of course, most importantly, Su Wenyan was sick of the days when she was