When they got back to the company, Zhou Yaling greeted the Procurement Department employees, then hurried off.
The two buyers she left behind were at a loss. "What do we do?"
"Make do."
They both sighed in unison.
They exchanged a glance. Fine, they might as well leave the problem to their leader.
Neither of them was stupid. They knew what signal it sent when the Young Miss suddenly lowered herself to run errands with them.
But what did that have to do with them?
They weren't leaders, after all. Whoever led the department made no difference to the people underneath.
As long as the new leader didn't go too far, nobody would complain.
Once they'd finished coordinating the delivery with the landscaping company, the two of them left.
Meanwhile, as soon as Zhou Yaling stepped out of the elevator, she headed straight for her older brother's office. To be honest, she was really looking forward to Candy's gift. As for being angry—well, who stayed mad at a child overnight? And it wasn't as if Candy had said anything hurtful.
The moment she stepped through the door, she heard Candy call out, "Sis, you're back!"
Candy had been sitting in the office chair, chin in hand and staring blankly into space. She instantly perked up and ran over to Zhou Yaling.
Without another word, she took Zhou Yaling by the hand and led her toward the desk. "Sis, I bought you a present. Please don't be mad anymore, okay?" Then Candy added, sounding a little pained, "I spent more than three thousand!"
Zhou Yaling's lips curled up ever so slightly, though she hid what she was really thinking.
More than three thousand. Tsk, tsk. Aside from the Lucky Money already tucked away in the safe, Candy had probably spent all