Something Was Wrong

Occasionally, someone spoke, but only in hushed whispers.

It was not until the teacher arrived and gave a clear, pleasant command—"Stand."

All the students stood up.

"Good morning, teacher."

"Good morning, students."

"Sit down."

The math teacher set down the textbook he had already used for three years and smiled at all the students.

"Students, today we're going to learn something new..."

Candy Technology Park, top-floor office.

Mo Jingchun held a meeting with all the company's core executives in the fifteenth-floor Meeting Room.

After Mo Jingchun had set the general direction for this year's work goals, he handed the stage over to everyone for the specific arrangements.

Most of the time, Mo Jingchun was more like someone working behind the scenes. In fact, compared with the company's various tedious affairs, Mo Jingchun preferred staying in the quiet laboratory.

By noon, the Meeting Room was still engaged in heated discussions, especially when various parties' interests were involved.

Internal competition was a good thing, and Mo Jingchun was happy to watch everyone argue.

As long as their reasons were sound, Mo Jingchun would absolutely support them.

He did not want the entire company to become a stagnant pool, with everyone wearing numb expressions.

If that day truly came, Candy Technology would probably have strayed from the company's original purpose.

Mo Jingchun raised his hand and glanced at the time, signaling for everyone to quiet down.

"Quiet for a moment. Listen to me."

In an instant, the Meeting Room, which had been full of disputes just moments ago, fell silent. Everyone's eyes turned toward the boss.

Xia Xiaomin, sitting beside Mo Jingchun, had even taken out a pen and paper to record what the boss was about to say.

The next moment, Xia Xiaomin froze, then silently put away the paper and pen